Erin Forsyth (http://thewire.co.nz/author/
http://erinforsyth.blogspot.
Each month a different local artist is invited to present their work as an exhibition for an evening within Cassette's bar area and as an integrated art installation in the entranceway where it will then be displayed for the duration of the month.
The installation is integrated by the artworks direct application to the space as either a mural by painting directly onto the wall or as a poster having selected work reproduced as large-scale paste ups installed by Profile Plus.
Artists are also offered the option of incorporating mixed media through Cassette's existing entertainment facilities on the opening night from the period of 6 - 9 p.m. in the form of projection and the epic sound system.
See Saw is Auckland's newest artist network programme offering artists a platform to reach new audiences provided by Cassette's diverse and cultured clientele.
By installing the artwork in this manner See Saw hopes to pay tribute to a stable of talented artists, to provide a unique experience for the audience and to provoke interest in the thriving visual concepts coming out of our young local arts community.
Cassette Nine, Vulcan Lane, Auckland CBD.
itself as a venue that caters to a vast variety of people and their social needs. Since day one, always endeavouring to provide the highest standard of entertainment and facilitating the cultural requirements of those looking for something over and above what the standard Auckland venue will provide. Even within an uneasy financial climate Cassette is always prepared to take risks, working with and investing in, more alternative artists and activities that they feel compelled to support.
From their green recycling program, the current construction of a new blog ‘Throw Shapes’, highlighting Auckland’s across the board cultural events, to opening up part of their office space as a studio to a young but talented fashion student. Cassette has an all encompassing and holistic approach towards supporting and promoting cultural activities within its local community.
After several successful but sporadic art shows within the foyer space, Cassette is most excited to have found a highly motivated and discerning young curator in Erin Forsyth. The venue now looks forward to working with Erin on a permanent basis, offering a regular monthly show that highlights young and upcoming artists within Auckland. Under the header of See Saw, Cassette launched the first of these exhibitions on October 16th featuring a selection of new illustration and sculptural works by Imogen Taylor.
Check out their website: nz.throwshapes.com
http://erinforsyth.blogspot.
Each month a different local artist is invited to present their work as an exhibition for an evening within Cassette's bar area and as an integrated art installation in the entranceway where it will then be displayed for the duration of the month.
The installation is integrated by the artworks direct application to the space as either a mural by painting directly onto the wall or as a poster having selected work reproduced as large-scale paste ups installed by Profile Plus.
Artists are also offered the option of incorporating mixed media through Cassette's existing entertainment facilities on the opening night from the period of 6 - 9 p.m. in the form of projection and the epic sound system.
See Saw is Auckland's newest artist network programme offering artists a platform to reach new audiences provided by Cassette's diverse and cultured clientele.
By installing the artwork in this manner See Saw hopes to pay tribute to a stable of talented artists, to provide a unique experience for the audience and to provoke interest in the thriving visual concepts coming out of our young local arts community.
Cassette Nine, Vulcan Lane, Auckland CBD.
About Cassette 9…
Since it’s opening in December 2008 Cassette Nine has establisheditself as a venue that caters to a vast variety of people and their social needs. Since day one, always endeavouring to provide the highest standard of entertainment and facilitating the cultural requirements of those looking for something over and above what the standard Auckland venue will provide. Even within an uneasy financial climate Cassette is always prepared to take risks, working with and investing in, more alternative artists and activities that they feel compelled to support.
From their green recycling program, the current construction of a new blog ‘Throw Shapes’, highlighting Auckland’s across the board cultural events, to opening up part of their office space as a studio to a young but talented fashion student. Cassette has an all encompassing and holistic approach towards supporting and promoting cultural activities within its local community.
After several successful but sporadic art shows within the foyer space, Cassette is most excited to have found a highly motivated and discerning young curator in Erin Forsyth. The venue now looks forward to working with Erin on a permanent basis, offering a regular monthly show that highlights young and upcoming artists within Auckland. Under the header of See Saw, Cassette launched the first of these exhibitions on October 16th featuring a selection of new illustration and sculptural works by Imogen Taylor.
Check out their website: nz.throwshapes.com