Latest News from WSA
New exhibitions:
WSA Members Exhibition – 27 September – 27 October – Chartwell, Ida Carey & Margot Philips Galleries (artspot)
Sue Roots Printmaker – ‘Where The Wildflowers Are’ 27 September – 27 October – Ruth Davey Gallery (artspost)
News
Our latest newsletter is now available by clicking on the link below:
Art School
Term 4 timetable available now and all enrolments open on 7 September. Our art classes have low student to tutor ratios. Our experienced tutors have quality lessons for all ages and skill levels at the WSA.
https://wsa.org.nz/art-school/classes/
We now have Afterpay available. You can pay class fees, membership fees and more, over 4 payments, interest free. When you ‘view cart’ at checkout, click on the afterpay option.
Office Hours:
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Sat 9am-3pm
Sun 11am-2pm
Exhibition Opportunities
If you are interested in exhibiting in artspost or Mavis & co Rototuna please email wsa@wsa.org.nz with your information and art images or to find out more information.
Don’t forget to follow us on instagram for updates on everything else we have going on at WSA.
https://www.instagram.com/artwaikato/
Chace and his team at Mavis and co. Rototuna, have kindly let us hang exhibitions from our WSA members and students. On display now is an exhibition by Haydn Rive. Make sure to see this and perhaps pick up a piece for someone special.
Our Vision - Fostering creativity and growth of visual arts
Our Mission
Supporting local artists with learning facilities and providing resources and exhibition opportunities. Waikato Society of Arts is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to serving the art of the visual artist and art lovers at every stage of their development. WSA works to enrich the community by supporting growth and development of the visual arts through classes, exhibitions, forums and fellowship. WSA holds several exhibitions each year and we are especially proud of hosting the National Youth Art Award and the New Zealand Painting and Printmaking Award, both attracting entries from all over Aotearoa.