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The Impossible Garden by Emma Bass

The Impossible Garden by Emma Bass2020Mon01Jun10:30 amMon4:30 pmAlberton 1863AgesAll AgesTypeArt,Exhibition,FreeWhereCentral Auckland OrganiserAlberton 1863 TagsMount Albert,Photography

When

(Monday) 10:30 am - 4:30 pm

Event Details

As part of the Auckland Festival of Photography 2020, an exhibition of richly decorative floral still lifes by photographer Emma Bass will feature in the grand 1870’s ballroom at historic Alberton.

Bass’s work examines the beauty of nature, blurring the boundaries between photography, painting and collage. ‘Exploring beauty though a manipulated lens’ the illusory perfection of the flower portraits fuse the heritage of the masters with a contemporary sensibility to recontextualise the genre in the 21st century.

The exhibition is on until Sunday 26 July.

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Price

Exhibition to the entry is free.

However normal admission fees apply to view Alberton house (children are FREE and adults are $10)

Organiser

Alberton 1863

Alberton is a historic homestead in Auckland, New Zealand, built in 1863. Cared for by Heritage New Zealand, it is open to the public as a museum. Nestled in the Mt Albert suburb of Aotearoa New Zealand’s largest city, Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland, Alberton showcases a majestic colonial property and the lives that made it a much-loved and admired home. When you visit this historic 18-room home you’ll be transported into the world of early Auckland’s fashionable set, where garden parties, mounted hunts and archery were enjoyed with a distinct Victorian backdrop.

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