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H8 mentees & mentors:

 

 

The mentorship programme has been the flagship of the HANDSHAKE project. The HS mentorship system with top international mentor artists has supported many NZ emerging artists and provided professional ‘tools’ through their generous feedback support. This guidance is crucial for accelerated learning as it exposes mentees to years of experience, knowledge, and resolution processes that are not typically provided by the traditional art education system in New Zealand.   Even ex-HS mentees are now being asked to become mentors for the new generation. Each HS8 artist has their selected mentor, and they start working with them in 2024.

The HS8 mentor programme aims to assist, encourage, challenge, and provide constructive criticism toward the mentee’s personal and artistic growth.

HS8 artists/mentees will create a body of work with their mentor that will be showcased at Pah Homestead, Auckland (end 2024). The mentor sessions are scheduled throughout 2024 to support the various stages of their development leading up to their final exhibition.

 

HS8 mentees & mentors:

Denise Callan                     Mah Rana

Fran Carter                         Renee Bevan

Rachel Chapman               Katrin Spranger

Tui Diprose                         Estela Saez-

Fiona Frew                          Roseanne Bartley

Louise Hill                          Judith Darragh

Lisa Van Hulst                    Manon van Kouswijk

Genie Lee                            Renee Bevan

Nellie Peoples                     Neke Moa

Rose Pickernell                   Moniek Schrijer

Grace Yu Piper                    Karl Fritsch

Denise Callan                      Mah Rana

Fran Carter                          Renee Bevan

Rachel Chapman                Katrin Spranger

Tui Diprose                          Estela Saez-Vilanova

Fiona Frew                          Roseanne Bartley

Louise Hill                           Judith Darragh

Lisa Van Hulst                    Manon van Kouswijk

Genie Lee                            Renee Bevan

Nellie Peoples                    Neke Moa

Rose Pickernell                  Moniek Schrijer

Grace Yu Piper                   Karl Fritsch

HS8 blog posts:

The colours of tarnish

The colours of tarnish

We have had yet another wonderfully thought provoking prompt from Andrea Daly’s Theory and History lecture. We were asked to observe something inanimate over a couple of weeks. We were to pay attention, to see how the inanimate thing changes and evolves, also how it...

of late.

of late.

It’s been six months here in Te Wai Pounamu, nestled in the mountains, rivers and lakes (and... sheep, cows, dogs, horses, hawks and ten million hares). Most of the time I’m just doing life, trying not to let overwhelm submerge me, leaning in to gratitude and threads...