King Street Artworks - Wairarapa Wiki

King Street Artworks is a creative space for the whole community.

Come in and have a look. We'll show you around the workshop and suggest how you can join in.

It's a busy and vibrant community arts workshop in Masterton. It is a warm and friendly place where people feel confident to explore their creativity under the excellent guidance of professional art tutors.

Everyone is welcome at King Street Artworks. In the interests of a healthy community we have an 'open door' policy and encourage family, friends and community members to attend. All art classes, art materials and use of the art workshop are free.

Here You will find

A friendly place where you will be accepted. Art tutors and artists who will support you. A well equipped safe studio with special areas for pottery, woodwork, printing, sculpture and painting. A good range of art materials. A library of art books. A gallery to exhibit your works

We offer: A place to do your artwork. Wednesday morning art classes. Special workshops with visiting tutors. Group projects for the community. Workshops of special interest to Maori. A day just for women on Fridays. Visits to inspiring places. We have an annual King Street Artworks exhibition at aratoi.

Contact:

King Street Artworks
21 King Street, Masterton, New Zealand (Click on MAP icon above)
ph: (06) 378 9777
fax: (06) 370 9375

email: kingst@wise.net.nz
web: http://www.kingstreetartworks.co.nz/

Comments:

2007-05-14 12:18:25 Having been to King Street Artworks a number of times, I can only say "what a fantastic space". The atmosphere is just so friendly and creative. Anyone who has seen the annual King Street Artworks exhibition at aratoi knows about the highly creative art produced by the various artists. This exhibition is for me a yearly highlight on our Wairarapa arts calendar. Welcome aboard our Wiki. —TomvanBodgraven

2009-05-20 12:44:53 g'day to all my friends at king street!xxx!This is cara,remember me?I'am now living in brisbane and have been here for 6mths,I miss you all and the wairarapa very much.to anyone reading this comment,king street artworks was the best time of my life!It's the best place to grow,meet people,or have a productive time out,the ttutor's have an amazing wealth of knowledge and a passion to share their skills tie and passion with all those that walk through the door,I will always love the memory of being there,like a 2nd home or family,I have told my partner we are to go back when we are old,so I can spend my days playing and learning at king street.all my lve cara comolli,feel free to give my email address to my friends.I havn't been to king street for 2years I think,and I still want to keep intouch,I learned alot about myself there,even how I overcome an obstacle in a 'creative process',helped me to apply or understand life or how I choose to deal with general up's and down's.I want to thank my friends and tutors for being 'real' and genuine and being so willing to invite me to a loving space. —114.72.237.86

2009-05-20 13:56:23 Wow Cara,

yes we do remember you xoxox What a surprise! Brisbane aye. We hope that your daughter is still singing (what talent!!) Anyway Cara i will pass on the the rest of King Street that you have been in touch. Thanks so much for doing that. We often wonder what happened to the people that have pass through our lives here at King Street. No real changes here. The staff are all the same which probabaly attests to the wonderful environment we have here at King Street. Dont be a stranger Cara. Ab Fab to hear from you. Lots and lots of love and aroha.

Yvette, Ian, Jenny, Janet, Linda, Leanne, Lenzie, Harry xoxoxo —122.57.134.88