About Trish Clarke
Artist, sculptor, and designer based in Whangarei, Northland, New Zealand.
Trish is established as an artist for contemporary outdoor metal sculpture and has been consistently exhibiting sculpture in indoor and outdoor exhibitions throughout NZ. Much of her work revolves around traditional gender roles and also environmental concerns. Trish has works in public and private collections including Whangarei District Council, Wallace Arts Trust and The Kings College Collection.
Camera Obscura Whangarei
From 2015 Trish has been working with Photographer Diane Stoppard and Architect Felicity Christian
to build an 8m Weathering Steel Sculpture within which is a Camera Obscura.
Exhibition News 2018:
COMING UP:
One Tree Point Art Exhibition: On at the Big Marquee, Marsden Cove Marina. Sat & Sun 27/28 Jan (Anniversary Weekend)
Whangarei Heads Arts Trail, Easter Weekend 2018 Whangarei Heads Arts Trail
On Now: Kaipara Coast Sculpture Gardens (on view for most of 2018) Opens 2nd December 2017. I am exhibiting as 'curators choice for year 2010"
(2017 was a busy year, highlights were CollaboratioNZ Biennial Art Event March 2017, followed up with Whangarei Heads Art Trail in April. Limit:less, was pretty special, a collaborative art show with inmates from Northland Correctional Facility), and Sculpture Northland at the Whangarei Quarry Gardens (4-12 November 2017)
COMING UP:
One Tree Point Art Exhibition: On at the Big Marquee, Marsden Cove Marina. Sat & Sun 27/28 Jan (Anniversary Weekend)
Whangarei Heads Arts Trail, Easter Weekend 2018 Whangarei Heads Arts Trail
On Now: Kaipara Coast Sculpture Gardens (on view for most of 2018) Opens 2nd December 2017. I am exhibiting as 'curators choice for year 2010"
(2017 was a busy year, highlights were CollaboratioNZ Biennial Art Event March 2017, followed up with Whangarei Heads Art Trail in April. Limit:less, was pretty special, a collaborative art show with inmates from Northland Correctional Facility), and Sculpture Northland at the Whangarei Quarry Gardens (4-12 November 2017)
Photo: Masanori Udagawa
www.photowellington.com
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Photo: Su Leslie, 2014
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