About...
- Name
- The Depot
- A bit about
The Depot is open and inclusive and encourages engagement in all art forms - music, painting, sculpture, creative writing, performance, photography, to name a few.
To this end we offer a variety of facilities and services that support the creative community.
Depot ArtsLab - Through ArtsLab we work with creative people in many different fields, providing them with mentoring, seminars, and other tools to enable them to become sustainable in their arts practice. Phone: (09) 963 2328
Depot Sound encompasses a recording studio and two rehearsal rooms.
www.depotsound.co.nzJam Radio - a community arts radio station, currently on the web at www.jamradio.co.nz.
Depot Galleries - The Depot has three galleries in its Devonport base and an artists retail space, Front Room art & object. Entry to all exhibitions is free www.depotartspace.co.nz
Depot Galleries Opening hours: Mon 12 - 5pm, Tues – Sat 10 - 5 pm, Sun 10 - 4 pm.Satellite Gallery - Satellite Gallery is home to the Vernacular Lounge and is located in St Benedicts Street in Central Auckland.
Satellite opening hours change according to the programme of events, see the website for details. www.satellitegallery.co.nzMorph Magazine - Arts and culture magazine online, with feature articles, reviews and monthly columnists. www.morphmagazine.co.nz
YoMo - Young Morph, a magazine for young people to 14yrs.
www.morphmagazine.co.nz/yomoCreative People’s Centre - Both a community and web based service for people involved in the arts and creative industries. www.cpc.org.nz
Cultural Icons - Conversations with iconic people who have shaped our arts and culture scene. www.culturalicons.co.nz
Outerspace Design -an innovative and creative graphic design enterprise fueled by young and enthusiastic designers. (09) 963 2331
- Big Idea
The Depot is a creative community.
...creating an environment that encourages creating...
Contact Details
- Physical Address
28 Clarence Street, Devonport
Auckland, Aoteroa New Zealand- gallery@depotartspace.co.nz
- Phone
- (09) 963 2331
- Organisation Website URL
- http://www.depotartspace.co.nz
- Flickr URL
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/depotartspace
History
- Member for
- 6 years 37 weeks
Connected With
Events
Date6 Jun 2012VenueArtsLab workshops and seminars are held at Kerr Street Artspace, Devonport, Auckland.
A practical workshop for creatives on preparing your CV, portfolio and cover letter
Date13 Jun 2012VenueArtsLab workshops and seminars are held at Kerr Street Artspace, Devonport, Auckland.
New Media and copyright seminar for creatives
Date30 May 2012 - 31 May 2012VenueArtsLab workshops and seminars are held at Kerr Street Artspace, Devonport, Auckland.
An interactive workshop for artists and creatives
Date5 Jul 2012 - 28 Jul 2012VenueCnr St Benedicts St + Newton Rd Newton Auckland
like a graphic novel we’ve all read at some point in our lives, but can’t quite find that copy of it
Date21 Jul 2012 - 9 Aug 2012VenueThe starting point is either a literary or a musical source, both of which are combined with a personal life event to produce an artwork that is multi-dimensional,
The starting point is either a literary or a musical source, both of which are combined with a personal life event to produce an artwork that is multi-dimensional
Date21 Jul 2012 - 9 Aug 2012VenueDepot Galleries
The Depot
28 Clarence Street, Devonport
AucklandJames’ art is created as he sees it unfolding in front of him; it is not planned but evolves from a brush stroke or pencil line
Date8 Jul 2012VenueDepot Galleries The Depot 28 Clarence Street, Devonport Auckland
Chamber music
Date6 Jul 2012 - 13 Jul 2012VenueDepot Galleries
The Depot
28 Clarence Street, Devonport
AucklandRobyn’s show is a painterly pictorial chuckle about the eternal internal traffic dilemmas we face.
Date7 Jul 2012 - 19 Jul 2012VenueDepot Galleries
The Depot
28 Clarence Street, DevonportThis exhibition brings together four friends each of whom reflect their own individuality through their use of paint and pastel to portray the beauty of New Zealand’s landscape
Date24 Jun 2012VenueHoly Trinity Church, 20 Church Street, Devonport
Beethoven: Piano Concerto No 5 in Eb major
Date9 Jun 2012 - 20 Jun 2012VenueCnr St Benedicts St + Newton RdNewtonAuckland1010Aotearoa / New Zealand
A collaborative exhibition of personal works by three very different photographers
Date1 Jun 2012 - 24 Jun 2012VenueDepot Galleries
The Depot
28 Clarence Street, Devonport
A photographic exhibition that looks at the cold, damp and unstable conditions of a squat in the heart of London.
Date1 Jun 2012 - 24 Jun 2012VenueThroughout Devonport during the Auckland Festival of Photography
Multiple works by artists from the 2011 Nikon Auckland Photo Day events
Date1 Jun 2012 - 15 Jun 2012VenueDepot Galleries
The Depot
28 Clarence Street, Devonport
Auckland
This exhibition looks at the well-organized street theatre of our Auckland protests within an international globalisation of protest.
Date1 Jun 2012 - 15 Jun 2012VenueDepot Galleries
The Depot
28 Clarence Street, Devonport
Auckland
This exhibition looks at the well-organized street theatre of our Auckland protests within an international globalisation of protest.
Date17 Jun 2012 - 30 Jun 2012VenueDepot Galleries
The Depot
28 Clarence Street, Devonport
Auckland
Clare’s new body of work examines New Zealand’s culture in the 1960’s and 70’s from the perspective of a child, whilst exploring the reasons behind the nation’s confusion of identity.
Date23 Jun 2012 - 4 Jul 2012VenueThe Depot
28 Clarence Street, Devonport
Auckland
Seven weavers will explore the attributes of the seven stars of Matariki
Date9 Jun 2012 - 21 Jun 2012VenueDepot Galleries
The Depot
28 Clarence Street, Devonport
this exhibition focuses on the essence of our inner natures: our experiences, our feelings, our perceptions and imagination
Date26 May 2012 - 7 Jun 2012VenueThe Depot
28 Clarence Street, Devonport
Stephen, Erin, and Ann McWilliams, members of the same family, all products of the Bachelor of Visual Arts, AUT, attempt to address “Unfinished Business” in this collaborative exhibition.
Date19 May 2012 - 31 May 2012VenueDepot Galleries
The Depot
28 Clarence Street, Devonport
Featuring 20 skate decks designed and painted by students aged between 14 and 15.
Videos
Harold Kidd, restorer, historian, author and educator specialising on our maritime tradition speaks to Rodney Wilson
A wonderfully rich reminiscence of the years Quentin MacFarlane and John Coley spent at the School of Fine Arts at the University of Christchurch.
Roger Horrocks, friend and biographer of Len Lye, film maker, advocate and educator, activist and author is interviewed by Denys Trussell
Tony Watkins is interviewed by John Walsh on his multifaceted career which includes architect, author, activist...
Peter Scholes is interviewed by Denys Trussell on his remarkable dual career performing - both as conductor and clarinettist - and composing.
This is a wonderfully candid Cultural Icons programme with two icons of New Zealand film and theatre, Michael Hurst and Jennifer Ward-Lealand.
Philip Trusttum is one of NZ's most recognised contemporary painters of major works. Here he talks with Rodney Wilson for the Cultural Icons project
Arts patron, collector and Wallace Trust director Sir James Wallace and Rodney Wilson for The Depot's Cultural Icon project
Peter Smith is arguably the single most influential figure in art education in New Zealand since the 1950s.
Artist and filmmaker Claudia Pond Eyley is interviewed by her friend the writer, pianist and ecologist, Denys Trussell for the Cultural Icons project
In this Cultural Icons interview, Gordon McLauchlan and Hamish Keith hold a fascinating discussion across a spectrum of topical subjects.- Interviews with artists currently exhibiting at The Depot
Peter Webb, founder of Webb's Auction House is interviewed by Rodney Wilson for The Depot's Cultural Icons project- Peter Webb, founder of Webb's Auction House is interviewed by Rodney Wilson for The Depot's Cultural Icons project
William (Bill) Direen is best known as a poet and musician. In this Cultural Icons programme he is interviewed by his good friend Scott Hamilton.
Alan Pearson is one of New Zealand’s foremost expressionist artists. In this Cultural Icons interview Alan Pearson is interviewed by Denys Trussell.
The Depot's latest Cultural Icon interview release is Hamish Keith; artist, author, TV Presenter, art historian, commentator, curator & columnist
This Cultural Icons programme is an enlightening and candid interview between artist Nigel Brown and writer/musician Denys Trussell
William Keddell is an artist and a film-maker. He is interviewed here by fellow film-maker Martin Rumsby. www.culturalicons.co.nz
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