by Brian Thurogood | Apr 24, 2020 | Elsa, Lockdown, Raglan 2020
Elsa Lye Black clay fascinates me … a whole different feel to white. These small pieces still to be fired. My studio has shrunk to half a garage … makes me consider space. A series of updates from RaglanArt members during the fourth week of the Coronavirus...
by Brian Thurogood | Apr 8, 2020 | Elsa, Lockdown, Raglan 2020
Elsa Lye These 2 photos where taken recently 40min. apart. Some mornings the entrance to Raglan harbour is white out. I don’t have a studio so used this phenomenon. It may be rare veniclar cloud. Does anyone know? This vessel was living flat on shells in an...
by Brian Thurogood | Apr 5, 2020 | Elsa, Lockdown, Raglan 2020
Elsa Lye Wainamu beach bereft of kite boarders, where the tide rips. A series of updates from RaglanArt members during the second week of the Coronavirus lockdown in New Zealand, April 2020. RETURN TO LOCKDOWN MAIN PAGE
by Brian Thurogood | Apr 5, 2020 | Elsa, Lockdown, Raglan 2020
Elsa Lye Did you spot the different duck? A series of updates from RaglanArt members during the second week of the Coronavirus lockdown in New Zealand, April 2020. RETURN TO LOCKDOWN MAIN PAGE
by Brian Thurogood | Apr 4, 2020 | Elsa, Lockdown, Raglan 2020
Elsa Lye 20 years ago Gavin Hipkins was judged winner with a photograph of a soap dish for the first National Contemporary Art Award promoted by the Waikato Arts Society and the Waikato Museum. I have always wanted to celebrate the soap dish from that time as I was on...
by Brian Thurogood | Apr 4, 2020 | Elsa, Lockdown, Raglan 2020
Elsa Lye Enjoying the slower pace and making Maggie Beers quince and rosemary jelly, recommended with cheese, quail and venison. I wish. Health much improved. Above: After. Below: Before. A series of updates from RaglanArt members during the second week of the...
