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iHub Monthly Mini Exhibition February 2022

iHub Monthly Mini Exhibition February 2022

MONTHLY MINI-EXHIBITIONFebruary 19 to March 18 2022 Raglan iHub, 13 Wainui Rd, next to MuseumRaglan Art Collective, 10am to 3pm dailyArtists: Lois Brooks, Wanda Barkerhttps://www.raglanart.nz to see all our artists and their workSubscribeJoin Our Newsletter

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New Acrylics

New Acrylics

Dyana Wells Above: Low Tide Below: The Dance (both 34x46cm, acrylic on board) A series of updates from RaglanArt members during the third week of the Coronavirus lockdown in New Zealand, April 2020. RETURN TO LOCKDOWN MAIN PAGE

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Silver Fern

Silver Fern

Richard Gemmell Silver side exposed,        Fern caught in a beam of light,        National emblem. A series of updates from RaglanArt members during the third week of the Coronavirus lockdown in New Zealand, April 2020. RETURN TO LOCKDOWN MAIN...

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Smuggler’s Cove

Catherine Houston Smuggler's Cove, Cornwall 3. 122 x 91 cm I'll be running out of paint at this rate! 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

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Bird Pattern on the Beach

Bird Pattern on the Beach

Helma van der Pasch 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

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Morning View

Morning View

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 anagama...

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Bereft Beach

Bereft Beach

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

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