Ask anyone to define ‘sculpture’ and they will inevitably tell you it is three-dimensional and made of stone, metal, clay or wood – carved, cast or modelled.
Today sculptors use an enlarged range of materials, ...
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Wednesday 21 June 10:00am
From the 1880s until 1954 there was a Museum in Masterton, established under the guidance of Richard Brown, the secretary of Masterton Trust Lands Trust. The collection consists of some 170 fascinating and curious ...
Wednesday 21 June 10:00am
Our Moon has been a constant source of fascination for thousands of years all across the world.
Our Moon: Then, Now & Beyond brings together a 5m diameter scale model of the Moon and explores the mythological, the ...
Wednesday 21 June 01:25pm
If you've always wanted to learn, now is the time! Our tutor, Kath Mullinder, can teach both knitting and crocheting, and left or right-handed people. Our group has both men and women, absolute beginners and ...
Thursday 22 June 10:00am
In this retrospective, a snapshot of Carol Anne Bauer's work is celebrated through her beginnings with exquisite stitchery through to her curious examination of amino acid crystals in large format.
Carol Anne Bauer ...
Thursday 22 June 10:00am
In Time Beds Rebecca Steedman presents a series of ceramic vessels related to Wairarapa waterways, with a focus of Castlepoint, as well key moments within the journey of the Ruamāhanga River on a journey toward Lake ...
Thursday 22 June 10:00am
Ask anyone to define ‘sculpture’ and they will inevitably tell you it is three-dimensional and made of stone, metal, clay or wood – carved, cast or modelled.
Today sculptors use an enlarged range of materials, ...
Thursday 22 June 10:00am
From the 1880s until 1954 there was a Museum in Masterton, established under the guidance of Richard Brown, the secretary of Masterton Trust Lands Trust. The collection consists of some 170 fascinating and curious ...