16 Grey Street, Marton, Rangitīkei
Phone: (06) 327 7975 (answerphone)
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The Rangitīkei is home to many professional and emerging artists/creatives who enjoy connecting with local and visiting arts lovers. Based locally, those listed here are members of the Marton Arts & Crafts Centre. They are happy to be contacted directly about their work.
The Marton Arts & Crafts Centre is keen to support all Rangitīkei district artists and makers with an online directory, for more information about how to sign up...
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OIL
Painting has been a fascination for most of John's life, he enjoys depicting skies and water, and everything in between. John's paintings tend to have landscape or transport themes. 'I love the ever changing light on the landscape, that transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary, and try to capture this in all my works.’
P: 027 489 6101
E: archbolddesign@gmail.com
MARTON

SCULPTURE | POTTERY | WATERCOLOUR
Maren joined the Marton Arts and Crafts Centre in 2018 to learn pottery and found a love for sculpture especially creating hares and rabbits, functional pottery and exploring our local clay and glazing materials. In 2022 she joined a class to learn watercolour painting and fell in love with that as well. Her inspiration comes from painting hares, her rabbits and years of tramping New Zealand’s beautiful landscapes.
P: +64 21 339 967
E: maren_domke@inspire.net.nz
BULLS

WATERCOLOUR | ACRYLIC | MULTIMEDIA
Within Sharon's exploration of loose watercolour, landscapes become ethereal and moody.
By contrast her mixed media works are bold in shape, colour, line and texture.
P: 021 024 08590
E: sharongordon935@gmail.com
MARTON

WATERCOLOUR | ACRYLIC
Rosemary rekindled painting in 2021, by joining a class at her local arts centre. Watercolour and acrylic are her preferred mediums in which she likes to explore and experiment. Inspiration is drawn from rural architecture and the country lifestyle. Rosemary’s favourite subjects include vistas, rustic buildings, and people. She has enjoyed showing her work in regional events. In 2022 Rosemary was the overall winner of the Douglas MacDiarmid Art Competition, which was a huge boost to her confidence.
P: 021 049 9232
E: rmeadwhite@outlook.com
MARTON

ACRYLIC
Specialising in commissioned heirloom works that celebrate the rich history of rural New Zealand. Julie creates detail bespoke artworks on historical sawblades, she also enjoys creating larger expressive works in acrylic. Julie is an experienced mural artist and will travel to do these works. 'Saw blades, murals, fine colourful works on large canvas are what I enjoy creating for my clients.' Julie paints at the Marton Arts Centre and at her studio at the foothills of the Ruahine Ranges.
E: julie@oliversart.co.nz
W: www.oliversart.co.nz
MARTON

WATERCOLOUR | PASTEL | INK
It was a bit of a dream come true for Anne when after returning from twenty years working overseas in 2018 she found herself able to spend some time developing her artistic skills. At the moment Anne is particularly enjoying using watercolour in still-life painting and using soft pastel in portraiture. 'Capturing the magic of a moment or a scene that evokes a response at an emotional level is probably what I'm aiming for most in my work.' Anne is a tutor at the Marton Arts and Crafts Centre.
P: 021 022 91344
E: anne.weymouth@gmail.com
MARTON

OIL | WATERCOLOUR
Vivian Yuan is an artist working in oil and watercolour. She started painting in 2016 while living in Hawkes Bay, and then moved to Rangitikei in 2019. Though her style is evolving, Vivian’s favourite subject is always people, followed by flowers and landscapes. She wants to express mood and emotion with her paintings, and hopes that her work might also evoke the viewer’s own experience and memories.
P: 027 535 5885
E: vivianyuan88@hotmail.com
MARTON