JEANNINE FRIEDRICH TANIA PARROTT ALICE CUILLIN CATHERINE FARQUHAR - Lake House Arts Centre
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PLACE MAKING: NEW RESIDENTS’ SHOWCASE
JEANNINE FRIEDRICH
TANIA PARROTT
ALICE CUILLIN
FEB 16 – 28 2020
CATHERINE FARQUHAR
Jeannine Friedrich - Becroft Gallery #1 Jimi Hendrix Acrylic on canvas 1220 x 1220 mm $1300 #2 With a little help from my friend Acrylic, metal primer, oxydant agents on canvas 1220 x 1520 mm $1600 #3 The Cave Acrylic, metal primer, oxydant agents on canvas 400 x 400 mm $400 #4 Roll away your stone Acrylic, silver and iron primer, oxydant agents on canvas 1520 x 510 mm $800 #5 Going under Mixed media on canvas 1020 x 760 mm $800 #6 The cool side of the water Acrylic on canvas 910 x 1220 mm $1000
Jeannine Friedrich - Becroft Gallery #7 Jeannine Friedrich Yummy Acrylic and glitter on canvas 410 x 410 mm $150 #8 Super cute Acrylic and glitter on canvas 410 x 410 mm $150 #9 Naughty Acrylic and glitter on canvas 410 x 410 mm $150 #10 Waka Waka!! Acrylic, oil and Swarovski crystals on canvas 760 x 510 mm $600 #11 Small 1-6 Mixed media on canvas 150 x 150mm $35 each Tania Parrott - Becroft Gallery #12 Fiesta Parrotts A crylic on canvas 800 x 800 mm $680 #13 Vibrant Poppies Acrylic and mixed media 910 x 610 mm $750 #14 Round Rangitoto Acrylic on canvas 800 x 800 mm $500
Tania Parrott - Becroft Gallery #15 Poppies on Stem Pottery $48 each #16 Tui on Wood Rebar Sculpture $280 #17 Fantail and Kowia Acrylic on canvas 400 mm round $160 #18 Tui Acrylic on Board 400 mm round $230 #19 Cow Skull with Rose Pottery $175 #20 Tall Poppies Acrylic and mixed media 1510 x 1010 mm $1400 #21 Poppy Plate Pottery and glass $110 #22 Raised Pottery Plate Pottery $110
Tania Parrott - Becroft Gallery #23 Poppy Plate Pottery $95 #24 Kowhai on Rustic Wood Pottery and wood 680 x 130 mm $199 #25 Tui on Rustic Wood Pottery on wood 680 x 130 mm $175 #26 Pohutukawa Flower on Rustic Wood Pottery, wood, metal 680 x 130 mm $199 #27 Round Poppies Acrylic on canvas 500 mm round $300 _______________________________________ Alice Cuillin - Becroft Gallery #28 Tui in a kowhai tree Pencil and pastel on paper 720mm x 520mm $1100 #29 Silvereye Pencil and pastel on paper 820mm x 600mm $825
Alice Cuillin - Becroft Gallery #30 Morepork Pencil and pastel on paper 420mm x 530mm $425 #31 Kiwi Pencil and pastel on paper 820mm x 600mm $850 #32 Pūkeko Pencil and pastel on paper 420mm x 530mm $425 _______________________________________ Catherine Farquhar - Ogle Gallery #33 Lady in Green Oil on canvas 1000 x 800mm $1200 #34 Lake Wanaka from Treble-cone Oil on canvas 1000 x 1200mm $2000 #35 Pauanui Oil on canvas 750 x 1000mm $1800 #36 Action Girl 1 Oil on canvas 200 x 200mm $300
Catherine Farquhar - Ogle Gallery #37 Action Girl 2 Oil on canvas 200 x 200mm $300 #38 Lady study Oil on canvas 650x800mm $1800 #39 The Garden Oil on canvas 800 x 650 mm $1000 #40 Sea scape Oil on canvas 800 x 600 mm NP $1400 #41 Midsummer Oil on canvas 800 x 600mm $600 #42 Kaiteriteri Oil on canvas 750 x 300mm $600 #43 Fruitful Oil on canvas 420 x 460mm $400 #44 Fish Oil on Canvas NFS _______________________________________
To welcome our new Artists in Residence, we present the Lake House Residents‘ Showcase,
’Place Making’. This official introduction of our artists’ work to the Lake House Community,
includes work by; Alice Cuillin, Tania Parrott, Jeannine Friedrich and Catherine Farquhar.
Diverse in style and genre, these four artists celebrate the broad spectrum of art inspired by
Lake House Arts.
Alice Cuillin has a fascination with the natural environment and the place of humans within it.
With a background in human, animal and environmental health Alice is well placed to observe
natural world interactions from molecular to ecosystem levels. A graduate of the University of
Glasgow and the University of Edinburgh in Scotland and with work history in India, West
Africa, North America, the Caribbean and now New Zealand, Alice brings the perspective of a
global observer to bear on work investigating the relationships between plant and animal life.
The strength and complexity of these systems are explored in intricate drawings. Alice’s work
prompts the observer to consider the fragility, the durability and the interconnectedness of
the natural world.
Jeannine Friedrich is an Auckland based contemporary artist from Berlin, Germany. She is best
known for her large scale vibrant abstract paintings. A common theme in Jeannine‘s work is
colour combined with (wild) mark making. She finds acrylic mediums to be the perfect
playground for intense layering to achieve fascinating levels of complexity. With her work the
viewer will never get bored, will never be done exploring. A different angle, a different light,
flip it upside down and you may come up with an entirely different painting...
Tania Parrott has been creative her whole life. She started with hairdressing, which she is very
passionate about and gives her a great understanding of colour. Tania has traveled and lived
in Vancouver, BC. Initial projects were a line of T-shirts, marbled, tie-dyed and handpainted,
which developed into a position as props and display artist with the Vancouver Convention
Centre and BC Stadium. Her projects included back drops, props, buffet and room decor for
weddings, as well as other projects with Pan Pacific. She returned to NZ when she had
children and has since been painting, creating, and running various workshops as a self-taught
artist. About 9 years ago Tania started experimenting with clay and continues to explore
texture and colour. Her work is about bringing joy, brightening up your day and inspiring the
soul. She creates beautiful environments to nurture our being.
Catherine was born in the rural town of Methven in the South Island of New Zealand. She has
spent most of her life in South Canterbury and now has recently relocated to Auckland.
Inspired by the varied landscape, from the majestic rugged mountains of central Otago to the
aquatic hues of the South Island coast, she tries to capture the diversity of what the land
expresses. Having always loved a pencil in hand, with the natural desire to draw and observe
forms and colours she opted to pursue formal study and completed a Diploma in Fine Arts
with the focus being on painting. She has exhibited in galleries in Otago and Canterbury. Many
of her paintings are in private collections here in NZ and the UK. Catherine studies the
dynamic relationship between the human form and how it relates to the environment. Her
media is oils, enjoying the mobility, texture and colours that it can deliver. She is excited to be
exploring her new city coastal environment and the new developments that it brings
to her work.
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