Find your (glass) figure
I am making way for a new sample set, and at the same time raising funds to purchase some new polishing equipment - a flat bed grinder will save me hours and also save my back!
You can purchase your new (glass) figure via the online store.
I can deliver or you can collect your glass from my Cambridge Glass Studio.
Glass Houses selected for Sculpture Prize
Di says "The inspiration for these works cam from thinking about her own childrens' future and the possibility of (lack of) home ownership".
Referring to the ‘high hopes’ New Zealander’s have conventionally had about home ownership, elevated house forms sit atop lanky transparent columns. Is the kiwi quarter-acre dream disappearing as our population increases? Will my children have to re-think what a home is?
Do we need to re-define community?
Opens 24 May 2019
Until 23 June 2019
Gala and Awards Evening 31 May 2019
Waiheke Community Art Gallery
2 Korora Rd, Oneroa
Waiheke Island
Glass Art Open Studio - Cambridge, NZ
Sunday 3 December
11am - 2pm
Other times by appointment
33 Jarrett Terrace
Leamington
Cambridge
M 0210384057
E di@ditocker.nz
Exhibition Time!
The hard work has been done! In one weeks time my new series The Navigators will be alongside Jennie De Groot's striking paintings at Gallery De Novo, Dunedin.
If you are down south pop in to meet Jennie and I on Saturday 7th October!
The Painter and the Glassmaker - VISIT
Gallery De Novo101 Stuart St, Dunedin
Ph 03 474 9200
www.gallerydenovo.co.nz
6 - 19 October 2017
New Glass Works 2017
Navigators.
These works are about mindfully travelling, exploring, being curious and being in the moment.The Navigators will make their first public appearance at...
VISIT an exhibtion of new works by THE PAINTER AND THE GLASSMAKER
at Gallery De Novo, Dunedin in October 2017
Open Studio Evening
Open Studio Evening
Monday 19 December, 6pm to 8.30pm
11 Charles Edwards St
Ohaupo
If you are from out of town, take the opportunity to shop online.
The online shop will close 10.30pm Monday 19 December.Carol Milne Workshop Images
New Zealand Tourism Industry Awards on the go
From the TIA website;
From hot pools to hobbits and hotels, the finalists in the 2016 New Zealand Tourism Awards are a shining example of why this industry is enjoying record growth.
The 28 finalists will compete for awards in two individual categories and eight business categories, says Chris Roberts, Chief Executive of Tourism Industry Aotearoa which runs the annual awards programme.
“New Zealand’s tourism industry is enjoying rampant growth – it’s the country’s most valuable export industry and in total generates $30 billion in annual visitor spend.
“These prestigious awards celebrate the industry’s success and recognise the individuals and businesses doing an outstanding job, generating economic wealth and supporting jobs in communities throughout the country.”
Mr Roberts says the finalists showcase the industry’s diversity.
“They come from Paihia to Queenstown, range from big corporates to small, locally-based businesses and cover the many sectors that make up this exciting industry – from ski fields to campervan rentals to a tour company specialising in Chinese independent travellers.
“We have several finalists who have been in business for decades and others who have established themselves as industry leaders in a matter of years.”
The awards will be presented on the 30th of September at the Langham in Auckland. Until then I can only show you the glass...photos will follow after the ceremony of the awards complete with etched writing.