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SUMMARY:Pioneers | Exhibition by Chris Brady | Shutter Room
DESCRIPTION:Pioneers: An exhibition by Chris BradyOpening night 10th October 5 – 7pm \n\n\nPlease join us to celebrate the opening of Pioneers\, An exhibition by Chris Brady. \n\n\nPioneers\, explores the idea of pioneering in both human and natural worlds. Through sculpture\, installation\, and photography\, the exhibition draws connections between human expansion and the quiet persistence of plants that reclaim and restore damaged landscapes. \n\n\nHumans have long celebrated the pioneer spirit — settling new lands\, shaping environments\, and leaving lasting marks on culture and ecology. Yet\, nature has its own pioneers: weeds and wild species that move into barren spaces\, regenerating soil and life where it has been stripped away. \n\n\nPioneers reflects on these dual narratives\, highlighting the tension between human ambition and ecological resilience. It invites audiences to rethink what it means to be a pioneer today\, consider nature’s restorative power\, and explore how we might live and create in ways that are sustainable and in balance. \n\n\nFull Exhibition dates: 11 October – 1 November 2025 \n\nFor media enquiries\, interviews\, or images\, please contact Chris Brady\n\nStay tuned to more Beagles promoted local events here
URL:https://www.beagleradio.co.nz/event/pioneers-exhibition-by-chris-brady-shutter-room/
LOCATION:The Shutter Room\, The back of the Old Library\, Rust Avenue\, Whangarei\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Art,Exhibition,Photography
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SUMMARY:I felt like some watcher\, divining skies | Jamie Chapman & Hayley Theyers Exhibition @ Hangar Gallery
DESCRIPTION:Jamie Chapman presents a series of intimate paintings while Hayley Theyers exhibits a collection of Surrealist photographs. Exhibition at Hangar Gallery\, Whangarei. \n‘I felt like some watcher\, divining skies’ Exhibition opening preview night at Hangar Gallery 5:30-8pm Friday 26th September 2025 \nFull exhibition dates 26/09/25 – 24/10/25 \nFacebook Event Page \nHangar Gallery Website Event Page \nStay tuned to more of  Beagle’s favourite local events here \n  \n\nJamie Chapman is a contemporary painter based in Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland\, New Zealand. Born in the United Kingdom\, his family moved to Whangārei when he was about two years old\, and that early life in Northland has informed much of his artistic sensibility. (jamiechapman.co.nz) \nAfter high school in Whangārei\, Chapman pursued studies at Whitecliffe College of Arts & Design in Auckland\, later completing both a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) and a Master of Fine Arts at Elam School of Fine Arts\, University of Auckland. (foenandergalleries.co.nz) \nChapman’s painting practice lives at the intersection of figurative oil painting and image-based media. He draws inspiration from both photographic and filmic modes—altering source images via cropping\, shifts in colour\, reframing\, and other transformations—and uses these tools to question how we see and understand pictures in a contemporary world. (foenandergalleries.co.nz) \nHe is known for several “series” of works: portraits\, self-portraits\, and explorations of mood\, atmosphere\, and altered vision. His recent works show a loosened brushstroke\, more expressive colour\, and a willingness to surprise both himself and his audience. (creativematters.co.nz) \nJamie Chapman has won a number of recognitions\, including the Joe Raynes Scholarship (University of Auckland\, 2012) and the National Youth Art Award (ArtsPost\, Hamilton\, 2013). His works are held in public collections\, including the Wallace Arts Trust. \n  \n\nHayley Theyers is a photographic artist based in Auckland\, Aotearoa New Zealand. Her work inhabits the borderlands between memory\, myth\, and the imagination — often drawing on childhood stories\, fairytales\, folklore\, and the uncanny to explore themes of gender\, identity\, and the inner terrain of dreams. (artache.com) \nHer style is theatrical\, whimsical\, and richly symbolic; she frequently reinterprets familiar myths through a feminist lens\, employing visual metaphors and narrative fragments to interrogate the ways we see women\, nature\, and the liminal spaces between waking and sleeping. (artache.com) \nSome notable exhibitions of Theyers’ work include: \n\n“Ex Libris” (Photospace Gallery\, 2022) — a series inspired by early illustrated Victorian children’s books\, reading as an exploration of how books shape memory and imagination. (photospacegallery.com)\n“Suite of Tales” (Pea Sea Art\, Port Chalmers\, 2023) — intertwining dream imagery\, childhood objects\, and the stories hidden in shadows. (PhotoForum)\nParticipation in group shows such as The Art of Death\, Bitter Harvest\, and Communicating Vessels\, where her work often dialogues with occult\, mythological\, spiritual\, or folkloric motifs. (PhotoForum)\n\nTheyers is drawn to work that unsettles\, that evokes both nostalgia and strangeness. She uses symbols\, dreams\, and narrative fragments to explore subtleties of the inner self\, especially from a female perspective. Her photographs are not merely representations but invitations into liminal realms where the familiar becomes uncanny. (artache.com) \nwww.hayleytheyersphotography.nz
URL:https://www.beagleradio.co.nz/event/jamie-chapman-hayley-theyers-exhibition/
LOCATION:Hangar Gallery\, 14 Cross Street\, Regent\, Whangarei\, New Zealand
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SUMMARY:Closer | Exhibition @ Shutter Room
DESCRIPTION:Whangārei photographer Graeme Lee Main is proud to showcase his first solo exhibition\, taking a CLOSER look at the flora and fauna of Aotearoa. \nExhibition from 5th September – 27th September.\nOpening Night – 5th September 5pm-7pm \n\nwww.graemeleemain.com
URL:https://www.beagleradio.co.nz/event/closer-exhibition-shutter-room/
LOCATION:The Shutter Room\, The back of the Old Library\, Rust Avenue\, Whangarei\, New Zealand
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SUMMARY:Love it Here Festival
DESCRIPTION:Love free events? Love to have fun? Then you will LOVE the Love it Here Festival! \nWhangarei District Council invites you and your loved ones to celebrate the reopening of Cafler Park with the brand-new Lovers Lane bridge and plaza area this Valentine’s Day. \nThis free family event will have heaps to see and do with food trucks\, performances\, stalls and plenty of activities for the whole family to get involved in! \n Set up a romantic picnic and enjoy the mood with music performances by Whangārei Youth Music\, Opera North and more. \n Kicking off the event will be a marching display from the local Army and Airforce cadets\, where you are welcome to join in. \n Check out the interactive circus zone from the incredible team at Circus Kumarani. \n The Night Library will be back with a range of activities\, including a sensory room\, arts activities\, blind book date\, library tours and story reading. Snuggle up with that special someone with a hot drink from the cafe or play a board game. \n Come and have a chat to your local council about how you can have your say. Learn more about our advisory groups and chat to staff. There will also be a Love Your Wheels station\, where you can decorate your bike\, scooter or skateboard ready for a relaxed twilight bike ride through on Raumanga Shared Path over the new bridge. Suitable for the whole whānau. \n Strike a pose with your Valentine and then head on over to The Shutter Room Gallery\, where you can print your selfies from the park to take home with you. \nWith plenty to see and do\, make this Valentine’s Day extra special – come celebrate how much you ‘Love it Here’ with us! \nAccessibility information: Wheelchair access\, accessible toilets (at the library)\, viewing area.\n\nWhen\n\nFriday\, 14 February 2025 | 04:00 PM – 08:00 PM \n\nLocation\nCafler Park\, 36 Water Street\, Whangārei\, 0110 \n(*the newly revamped park behind the library and council building)
URL:https://www.beagleradio.co.nz/event/love-it-here-festival/
LOCATION:Cafler Park\, 36 Water Street\, Whangarei\, 0110\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Beagle Radio,DJs,Festival,Live Music,Music,Northland,Photography
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