Sculpture on the Gulf - Revision history

Hackademic at 23:41, 19 September 2007

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Sculpture on the Gulf is a biennial outdoor art exhibition run by the Waiheke Community Art Gallery.

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 Sculptors to have entered since it began in 2003 include Virginia King, Para Matchitt, [[Lyndal Jefferies]], [[Sharonagh Montrose]], [[Denis O'Connor]], Paul Dibble and [http://www.aucklandbotanicgardens.co.nz/subsites/botanicgardens/sculpture-in-the-gardens/artists/jeff-thomson.cfm Jeff Thomson].
-The inaugural exhibition was won by island artist and Gulf News arts columnist [[Lyndal Jefferies]]with her stainless steel and sound sculpture The Cymatic Field.
+The inaugural exhibition was won by island artist and ''Gulf News'' arts columnist [[Lyndal Jefferies]] with her stainless steel and sound sculpture The Cymatic Field.
 Have a look at video footage from the 2007 event:

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 Sculpture on the Gulf is an outdoor art exhibition run by the [[Waiheke Community Art Gallery]]. Attracting entries from top sculptors around the country, the biennial show takes place on a 2km stretch of the Church Bay Walkway.
-Sculptors to have entered since it began in 2003 include Virginia King, Para Matchitt, [[Lyndal Jefferies]], Paul Dibble and [http://www.aucklandbotanicgardens.co.nz/subsites/botanicgardens/sculpture-in-the-gardens/artists/jeff-thomson.cfm Jeff Thomson].
+Sculptors to have entered since it began in 2003 include Virginia King, Para Matchitt, [[Lyndal Jefferies]], [[Sharonagh Montrose]], [[Denis O'Connor]], Paul Dibble and [http://www.aucklandbotanicgardens.co.nz/subsites/botanicgardens/sculpture-in-the-gardens/artists/jeff-thomson.cfm Jeff Thomson].
 Have a look at video footage from the 2007 event:

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 Sculpture on the Gulf is an outdoor art exhibition run by the [[Waiheke Community Art Gallery]]. Attracting entries from top sculptors around the country, the biennial show takes place on a 2km stretch of the Church Bay Walkway.
-Sculptors to have entered since it began in 2003 include Virginia King, Para Matchitt, [[Lyndal Jefferies]], Paul Dibble and Jeff Thompson.
+Sculptors to have entered since it began in 2003 include Virginia King, Para Matchitt, [[Lyndal Jefferies]], Paul Dibble and [http://www.aucklandbotanicgardens.co.nz/subsites/botanicgardens/sculpture-in-the-gardens/artists/jeff-thomson.cfm Jeff Thomson].
 Have a look at video footage from the 2007 event:

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		+	Sculptors to have entered since it began in 2003 include Virginia King, Para Matchitt, [[Lyndal Jefferies]], Paul Dibble and Jeff Thompson.

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 Have a look at video footage from the 2007 event:
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