Black collection – Term 2, 2010
show all feedback for this term | hide all feedback for this term- 19-20 April – Westland High School. Hokitika.
- 22-23 April – Greymouth High School. Greymouth.
- 26-27 April – John Paul II High School. Greymouth.
- 29-30 April – Buller High School. Westport.
- 3 May – Tapawera Area School. Wakefield, Nelson.
- 5-6 May – Motueka High School. Motueka, Nelson.
- 7 and 10 May – Golden Bay High School (hosting Collingwood). Takaka , Nelson.
- 12-13 May – Waimea College. Richmond, Nelson.
- 14-15 May – Garin College. Richmond, Nelson.
- 17-18 May – Nayland College. Stoke, Nelson.
- 20-21 May – Nelson College. Nelson.
- 24-25 May – Nelson College For Girls. Nelson.
- 27-28 May – Marlborough Boys’ College. Blenheim.
Visitors: 220
Feedback: Awesome – Fantastic – Students blown away. Currently studying several of these artists – so very relevant. Now we understand what the teacher is talking about (seeing the original). Very lucky to have this visit our town. Keen to see silver collection. - 31 May-1 June – Marlborough Girls’ College. Blenheim.
Visitors: 255
Feedback: WOW that's big!! Such a generous thing to bring to our school. Trying to get my senior students to appreciate the stories behind the art, not just the art itself. Very good and so relevant. Really appreciated the chance to show the girls a gallery. Difficult to arrange out of school viewing. - 3-4 June – Queen Charlotte College. Picton, Blenheim.
Visitors: 212
Feedback: I love this so much I'm coming back at lunchtime. Big book of essays was so good especially for artist models. Great support material. Would love to see Artists who show in the trailer to come in and talk to the students while trailer is in school. Perhaps this could be suggested to the schools and let them try to organise it. - 8-15 June – Wellington College (hosting Wellington East Girls’ College 14-15 June). Newtown, Wellington.
Wellington College Visitors: 728
Wellington College Feedback: Although a city school who has access to galleries, visits are seldom because they disrupt other subjects. Having this on site made it easy. A number of students/teachers commented they had seen the Close Up interview. An amazing collection. Very impressed with the variety of art on display. Keen to see Silver collection.
Wellington East Girls’ College Visitors: 222
Wellington East Girls’ College Feedback: They liked the artworks. The artists inspired the students, and they use some of them as models in their own works. - 17-18 June – Wellington High School & Com Ed Centre. Wellington.
Visitors: 471
Feedback: Like the artworks. "This is a waste of time" – there's no pleasing some people. The teachers really got in to the visit, including a science teacher. There is a full range of kids at this school from the art students studying hard, to the students studying hard to steal the moneybox. Still a good school. There are some unique kids here. - 21-22 June – Scots College. Miramar, Wellington.
Visitors: 621
Feedback: On the Monday Night, Had a function, very good response. Some of the students knew the artists better than me. They were interested in the art and liked the collection. - 24 June – St Catherines College. Kilbirnie, Wellington.
Visitors: 236
Feedback: I loved coming to the Real Art Roadshow, the paintings are awesome, it makes me want to paint. I liked some of the arts, I think it was very interesting since I'm into art right now. It's the best experience ever. Thank you for the opportunity, I thoroughly enjoyed it. It's good that you guys are trucking around these pieces of art for us to see, Thank you. We should be able to put in the best students artwork from every school..... kind of have a student art choice award. Deep Freeze, Amazing colours and texture, makes you feel alive. - 28-29 June – Rongotai College. Kilbirnie, Wellington.
Visitors: 187
Feedback: Very positive response. Had many non-art students coming in to have a look prior to school start in the morning or in between periods. - 1-2 July – St Patrick’s College. Kilbirnie, Wellington.
Visitors: 165
Feedback: Great school. Focused kids. Very respectful. - 4 February – St Bede’s College. Papanui, Christchurch.
- 8-9 February – St Andrew’s College. Bryndwr, Christchurch.
- 10-12 February – Rangi Ruru Girls’ School (hosting St Margaret’s College). Merivale, Christchurch.
- 15-16 February – Avonside Girls’ High School. Christchurch.
- 18-19 February – Catholic Cathedral College. Philipstown, Christchurch.
- 22-24 February – Burnside High School. Fendalton, Christchurch.
- 26 February – Hillview Christian School. St Martins, Christchurch.
- 1-2 March – Christchurch Boys’ High School. Riccarton, Christchurch.
- 4-5 March – Christchurch Girls’ High School. Riccarton, Christchurch.
- 8-12 March – Christ’s College (host to Unlimited Paenga Tawhiti, Hagley Community College). Christchurch.
- 15-16 March – Marian College. Shirley, Christchurch.
- 18-19 March – Hornby High School. Hornby, Christchurch.
- 22-23 March – Darfield High School. Darfield.
- 25-26 March – Mount Hutt College. Methven, Ashburton.
- 29 March – Opihi College. Temuka, Timaru.
- 31 March – Waimate High School. Waimate, Timaru.
- 12-13 October – Melville High School
Visitors: 105
Feedback: Well organised Art Dept, kids all very enthusiastic. Had a visit from Neil Fraser’s dad. Neil is a Melville High old boy. - 15-16 October – Fairfield College
Visitors: 194
Feedback: Art students all very impressed and thought it was cool. - 19-20 October – Raglan Area School
Visitors: 165
Feedback: Not often we get over 1million dollars worth of anything in our school. - 22-23 October – Thames College
Visitors: 205
Feedback: Would be good to see some better background/framing on some of the art. - 27 October – Te Kauwhata College
Visitors: 130
Feedback: Student visits restricted to art students only. All very much enjoyed the experience. - 28 October – Huntly College
Visitors: 38
Feedback: School very pleased to have RAR visit. Students all enjoyed the experience. School extended an invitation to the local art club to visit. - 20-21 July – Kaipara College
- 23-24 July – Orewa College
- 27-28 July – Whangarei Boys’ High School (hosting Whangarei Girls’ High School)
- 30-31 July – Kamo High School
- 3-4 August – Bay of Islands College
Visitors: 284
Feedback: Lots of non art classes coming in for a look. Art classes found it a great experience. - 6-7 August – Taipa Area School
Visitors: 381
- 10-11 August – Kerikeri High School
Visitors: 636
Feedback: Overwhelmingly positive response. - 13-14 August – Tauraroa Area School
Visitors: 188
- 17-18 August – Dargaville College (hosting Ruawai College)
Visitors: 140
Feedback: Art Teachers really excited and made the most of the trailer. Really impressed with the range and the way the content dovetailed with curriculum. Ruawai College and Dargaville Intermediate students also visited. - 20-21 August – Rodney College
Visitors: 227
Feedback: Great for us out of towners who don’t have a gallery. Really liked the resources provided and fitted well with curriculum. - 24-25 August – Mercury Bay Area School
Visitors: 229
Feedback: Cool - Awesome - Thanks for coming to our school. - 27-28 August – Whangamata Area School
Visitors: 228
Feedback: Art staff and students very happy and felt privileged that we visited. Usual comments like cool, awesome, gangster etc. - 31 August-1 September – Bethlehem College, Tauranga
Visitors: 216
Feedback: Again very enthusiastic and the students responded greatly to the art. - 3-4 September – Aquinas College, Tauranga
Visitors: 408
Feedback: Very well organised school who maximised our visit with all senior art classes visiting and a mix of year 7/8 art classes. Students very well behaved and responded wonderfully to the works – cool, awesome, thanks for visiting. - 7-8 September – Te Puke High School
Visitors: 219
Feedback: Staff very well organised. Have utilised our visit for years 9-13 art students. Most students have surprised and pleased the staff as to how much they enjoyed the opportunity – cool awesome, thanks for coming to our school, great to see the real ones. - 10-11 September – Tauranga Girls College
Visitors: 334
Feedback: All art students thoroughly enjoyed the experience. - 14-15 September – St Paul’s Collegiate, Hamilton
Visitors: 118
Feedback: Very appreciative. Students were well engaged from juniors right through to seniors. - 17-18 September – Hamilton’s Fraser High School
Visitors: 415
Feedback: Kids well engaged and enthusiastic. School very hospitable. Encouraged teachers and students to visit Silver collection in school holidays. - 21-22 September – St John’s College, Hamilton
Visitors: 204
Feedback: All really enjoyed the different art. Yr 7 & 8 students came from Marion School. Geoffrey Nottman’s nephew, is a student here and he and his mum visited. - 24-25 September – Hamilton Girls’ High School
Visitors: 129
Feedback: Art Department very receptive and had enquiring students. Most seem very keen to visit silver trailer over the holiday break. - 27-28 April – One Tree Hill College
Visitors: 324
Feedback: This is amazing; I’ve never been to a gallery before (this was a common comment here which is strange considering their school has a very high calibre art collection). This is much more interesting than the school collection; such a big range. - 30 April-4 May – Diocesan School for Girls
Visitors: 952
Feedback: My dad has a Woolston at home in our hallway. Love the huge range! Please come again next year! - 6-8 May – Auckland Grammar School
Visitors: 424
Feedback: Brilliant. The students were very respectful and well behaved. It was a pleasure to be at this school. All positive comments. - 11-12 May – McAuley High School
Visitors: 478
Feedback: Teacher: these kids would never see any art gallery and the response is immensely positive. - 14-15 May – Marist College
Visitors: 321
Feedback: Great idea for students to see NZ artwork... loved it! I really loved the paintings and being able to see them all up front, being able to see the real thing. I really enjoyed it and would love to see some more. - 18-19 May – Marcellin College
Visitors: 205
Feedback: Staff: I was blown away by it and the generosity of sponsors who really have our kids at heart. Students: I really enjoyed the Art Roadshow. The different medias used in the paintings were inspiring. I think the exhibition is great. Was very interesting, seeing them has given me new ideas and inspiration for my own work. - 21-22 May – Kelston Girls High School
Visitors: 330
Feedback: Awesome, great to see real art in person. Very inspiring. - 25-26 May – Rosmini College
Visitors: 394
Feedback: Year 7 student – can we come back? All very positive comments by both staff and students. DP took issue on the word “Hermaphrodite” and wanted it removed but Art teacher explained the context. Just as many Year 7 and 8s are seeing this artwork. Understanding is very high and the talent in the sketchbooks is obvious! I saw a year 8 student whose sketch was of higher quality than many year 11s I have seen. - 28-29 May – Avondale College
Visitors: 287
Feedback: Awesome, thanks heaps. Again very well received by all, including the Principal who was dumbfounded by what we had to offer the school. - 4-5 June – Kelston Boys High School
Visitors: 208
Feedback: Excellent, very inspirational, awesome, cool, inspiring, good opportunity to see lots of NZ art. - 8-9 June – St Dominic’s College
Visitors: 643
Feedback: Fantastic, cool thanks, excellent, awesome. - 11-12 June – Massey High School
Visitors: 223
Feedback: Awesome, thanks for the wonderful opportunity, cool art. - 15-16 June – Waitakere College
Visitors: 192
Feedback: Thank you for this fantastic opportunity. We are a low decile school and often families struggle with funding extra curricular activities not to mention the red tape and hurdles we have to go through to take students out of the school. Many thanks. Thanks for a great experience, very inspiring collection, cheers, a great opportunity. - 18-19 June – Northcote College
Visitors: 231
Feedback: Principal very impressed with the whole operation and very appreciative that we had brought the Roadshow to Northcote College. Again students all very impressed, inspired and found the experience enjoyable. - 22-23 June – Takapuna Grammar
Visitors: 277
Feedback: Great selection. Can we miss maths and stay here? Thanks for the sketch pad and pencil. Awesome. Cool – especially Neil Fraser. - 24-25 June – Pinehurst School
Visitors: 385
Feedback: HOD Art very passionate – tells the students how very lucky they are to have the opportunity to view a snippet of art from world renowned NZ artists. Students all very well behaved and very, very appreciative of the experience. - 29-30 June – Carmel College
Visitors: 333
Feedback: Thanks – awesome experience. Thank you very much for the opportunity. Great to see so much NZ art. The art is so wonderful, it’s so lovely. - 2-3 July – Westlake Girls High School
- 9-10 February – Epsom Girls Grammar School
Visitors: 620
Feedback: Please come back. Can see textures that don’t show in photos – love it! Why is the silver trailer not coming too? Teachers would have liked a little longer timeframes for senior students especially. - 12-13 February – ACG Strathallan
Visitors: 606
Feedback: Parents felt they should have right of access. All student comments positive. Teachers from junior school would have liked more access. - 16-17 February – Rosehill College
Visitors: 576
Feedback: Excellent please come again! Shame time was so short. Enjoyed art first hand. - 19-20 February – Alfriston College
Visitors: 336
Feedback: WOW! The textures are so real in person! When are you coming back? Thanks for coming here! - 23-24 February – James Cook High School
Visitors: 230
Feedback: Why don’t we come to JCHS more regularly? Thanks for coming we never get to galleries and it was an eye opening experience. Please come back next year! - 26-27 February – Southern Cross Campus
Visitors: 372
Feedback: This is so much diff from books! Thankyou, thankyou, thankyou. Why aren’t we visiting yearly or even more often. Can we get the other collection. Why is there no graffiti art? In a few years MY art will be on this trailer! - 2-3 March – Mangere College
Visitors: 346
Feedback: Please come again. Will we get to see the silver collection? The range is amazing and is far superior to most gallery collections. - 5-6 March – Wesley College
Visitors: 162
Feedback: Roll of 350, Decile 2, mostly boarding school, mostly boys. Small classes from several curriculum areas visited. Only one Art teacher. She emphasised how special it was to have art brought to the school. Wesley College renowned for its production of quality art students. - 9-10 March – De La Salle College, Mangere
Visitors: 421
Feedback: Art department very happy, fitted well with senior curriculum, a great opportunity, sketch pads and pencils greatly appreciated. Thanks for inviting us into the Real Art Roadshow. It was a good experience. I enjoyed my time. I’d love to see more new artwork that New Zealand artists create. - 12-13 March – Sir Ed Hillary Collegiate Senior School
Visitors: 200
Feedback: Gives the students the chance to make their learning authentic. Thanks for the entertainment. I enjoyed the Roadshow. Deep Freeze is the best. - 16-17 March – Sancta Maria College
Visitors: tbc
Feedback: It was an excellent show, very professional. Thank you so much for visiting our school. It has been a fantastic promotion of fine arts in NZ. Very posh and generous with the free book with the artists work and a pencil. Thank you. The artists were very interesting. I hope next time there will be even more paintings to see. - 19-20 March – Elim Christian College
Visitors: 304
Feedback: Awesome, really beneficial to the students. Awesome art. It was fun. Awesome I would love to come view these artworks/other artworks again next time. - 23-24 March – Macleans College, Pakuranga
Visitors: 585
Feedback: It fitted very well into level 3, 2 and 1 programmes. Art history and junior art as well. Would like to have seen some photography and digital as well for the photography and design classes. Very useful, beautiful notebooks for all students that can be used later as a resource for them to refer to. The whole design of the promotional material was a useful resource for design students to look at. The opportunity for students to see original artworks in general by NZ artists. DVD very good too. Shane cotton, Gordon Walters, Michael Parakowhai all fit in with our level 1 programme. Request for a week next time as we have so many art students who only saw it for 10 minutes or not at all. Thank you so much for this wonderful opportunity. Visit too short. Can we come more often than 3 yearly? What a resource; so much easier than taking us to a gallery that doesn’t have the range on here. Need more time to sketch; ten minutes is just not long enough. The artworks were very interesting; however there weren’t that many mediums used i.e. Photography missing. I would have liked to see the silver truck because it is apparently more design related which would be more inspiring to me. Thank you. Deep freeze is amazing, how much paint did the artist use? Open season is beautiful. I loved the gallery, I wish it was open to the public during school time or even after school! Could spend my life in here. The paintings were really cool, but some photos would be great. Some more photography would be nice - 26-27 March – Saint Kentigern College, Pakuranga
Visitors: 646
Feedback: Non art student comment.... WOW – I think I’ll take art next year as I think I can do this! Can we see the silver collection too please. I would like you to bring the artists to my school! Wonderful experience. Job well done! I loved the Roadshow visit – some of the best ideas ever, so worthwhile to me. Great array of artwork; well done! - 30-31 March – Tamaki College
Visitors: 273
Feedback: It was cool!! Was fun and good to learn from. The trip was awesome. This truly opened up the minds as to what art can be like at Tamaki College. - 2-3 April – Glendowie College
Visitors: 272
Feedback: Really exciting to see such a collection and have it visit us. Please bring the silver collection. I’d love to go and see it again. Would like more info on how the work was created. An awesome idea. Inspiring and very interesting. - 6-7 April – Baradene College
Visitors: 202
Feedback: It would be excellent to have the roadshow each year or a 2nd year with different selection of works. Very good especially reading essays, the work helps with ideas for art subjects. Thank you for this wonderful experience. Thanks for coming. Very fancy for a roadshow. - 9 April – Michael Park
Visitors: 224
Feedback: This is amazing; what a lovely thing to do for the students (member of public). - 21-22 July – Rotorua Girls’ High School
Visitors: 289
Feedback: The excitement shown by students has been wonderful and has lifted art as a serious discipline in the school. Fantastic resource kit and will be extensively used in the future. I haven’t seen the students walk away buzzing like this about anything else - 24-25 July – Lakes High School
- 28-29 July – Western Heights High School
- 31 July–1 August – Tauhara College
Visitors: 127
Feedback: Awesome stuff, would like to see more of these art shows around Taupo. There is some very different and kind of creepy work, but exciting. It was wicked, and very interesting. The best art collection I’ve ever seen. This is so good to be able show students the real thing, The students can see the material up close, and not out of a book. They can see the medium, the strokes, the layers that you can’t see when you look at a book. Jane organised Reporoa College to visit trailer on one of the empty periods. Art teacher there is a friend and decided this was a must see. Jane really enjoyed RAR and had a great time bringing her students through, I think she got more out of this than anticipated. - 4-5 August – Taupo-nui-a-Tia College
Visitors: 263
Feedback: I enjoyed it. Inspiring for end of year portfolio work. The Art Roadshow is a good idea as art students do not get many opportunities like this at school. It is very inspiring and thought provoking. It’s great because I don’t get the time to visit art galleries. The Roadshow is a good idea because it inspires students taking art for their own work - 7 August – Tongariro School
Visitors: 290
Feedback: “The school has used the opportunity to show kids a different part of life. Considering most of these kids would never see this sort of thing during their school lives. ” By and large these students have been better behaved than a lot of other kids for other schools, its pretty good. Younger kids coming through the trailer are quite fun to watch. They have no pre ideas, They like or dislike a picture on what they see. One young lady informed us of a privacy issue with a painting, “Girl in a Blue Hat”. - 8 August – Taihape Area School
Visitors: 240
Feedback: Had whole school through, seniors down to little ones. The school made great use of the opportunity. Very small senior classes in this school great one on one time. As a whole the school enjoyed the experience - 11 August – Ruapehu College, Ohakune
Visitors: 257
Feedback: It was fun and I really enjoyed the experience to see some awesome artwork done by great people. It was worth the visit. I love the art, I could look at it for hours I have been to the Louvre and seen artist work from other countries but I am very pleased to have this opportunity to look at New Zealand artists’ work. I found it was very colourful and set out in a funky/cool way. It was an amazing experience. This gallery is a real great experience. It was so good to come and look at all the different paintings, what I loved was finding a piece of artwork that reminds me of how I like to paint. This gallery is awesome and I loved the whole experience. There are some fab works in here. - 13-14 August – Taumarunui High School
Visitors: 271
Feedback: Just really good New Zealand artworks. Good and nicely displayed artwork. Had adult night art class through in evening, they were really happy to get a chance to see some inspiration for their art class. I had a great time with these students. They looked at the art with a wide uncluttered attitude. - 15 August – Te Kuiti High School
Visitors: 187
Feedback: Thank you for coming to our school, this artwork is interesting and cool. It’s cool bringing paintings to schools that don’t really have a chance to get out and see interesting paintings. Ka pai. I usually find art galleries boring, but not this one. Most of the art was very interesting and they were very cool. Anne, the art teacher, was over the moon about the visit and got far more than expected from the visit. - 18 August – Waitara High School
Visitors: 145
- 21-22 August – New Plymouth Boys’ High School
Visitors: 607
Feedback: Great display with different varieties, Good quality of paintings. Some art is just plain, the artists should take drug tests. Really enjoyed the Roadshow, it is very inspiring thank you. The school has a roll of 1300, 500 of which are art students, all but one class got to see the art show in class time. The rest of the students came at lunch time. - 25-26 August – New Plymouth Girls’ High School
Visitors: 540
Feedback: Super collection. It was an interesting experience. It’s good to see some “Real Art”. Thanks for coming to our school. It was cool. This is the biggest, radist truck I’ve ever seen. I thought it was amazing to come and have a look as there are varieties of art which I haven’t even seen before. - 28-29 August – Spotswood College
Visitors: 247
Feedback: It was good to see a range of different styles of painting. Wicked to see work up close – beats seeing in books any day. HOD Art – Wonderful to see the REAL Art – see the texture and colour as it really is. Images in books can be deceptive and unclear, insufficient information. Artist Kelcy Taratoa was a student at Spotswood College. Exceptional Art Teacher here went into great detail with his students on the techniques used and had extensive knowledge of artists’ background/works. He was blown away by the exhibition and the range of artists and works included. He suggested that “You and Me” by Saskia Leek was placed too high for both children and adults to appreciate the layers and effects. He described this as an “intimate” painting and suggested it be swapped with “Delegates” by Garth Tapper, which is not an “intimate” painting. - 1-2 September – Francis Douglas Memorial College
Visitors: 464
Feedback: I want to be an artist and I was very inspired by all the artwork. It has great paintings and work from a lot of inspiring artists, it’s fantastic and I really enjoyed myself so......... thank you - 4-5 September – Stratford High School
Visitors: 579
Feedback: Fabulous experience for me and the students to have exposure to this calibre of work that is not behind glass I liked looking at all the different artwork. I wish I was a good artist. This is inspiring. I thought that a lot of the art was very cool and there were a lot of good ideas. It also helped me to want to do more art. I really enjoyed it. I thought that a lot of the paintings were very cool and I would love to have one of my paintings in there!! - 8 September – Inglewood High School
Visitors: 150
Feedback: I am so interested in Neil Frazer with the ideas and the colours he has used. So many different types of art and many ways of doing. Such a great thing to have on the road, coming to the schools. - 10-11 September – Sacred Heart Girls’ College
Visitors: 711
Feedback: Quite a cool experience and was good to gain ideas from. Thanks for coming to my school. It was very inspiring. This was a great experience and really fun looking at different art. They had a lot of texture which was great. - 12 September – Opunake High School
Visitors: 141
Feedback: Deep Freeze was a favourite with the students, Dean Vanroy was another artist who took their fancy. - 15-16 September – Hawera High School
Visitors: 361
Feedback: Thanks for the visit. I really enjoyed looking at the artwork. It is an amazing setup you have here and the works are inspiring. Most of these artworks are really clever and awesome. Great experience – has opened me up to new techniques and influences - 18 September – Patea Area School
Visitors: 143
Feedback: This was the first time for the majority of these kids and teachers to see inside a gallery and it blew them away. - 19 September – Wanganui Girls’ School
Visitors: 234
Feedback: Some really cool and meaningful pieces of art. Deep Freeze is a painting that this school has really taken to. Nigel was very helpful and friendly! And also thank you for giving us the opportunity to experience this wonderful, interesting and exciting art roadshow truck!!! I wish this was my art show and we had an art gallery in Wanganui like this. Thanks, it’s one of the best things that has happened for the secondary school scene. - 22-23 September – Wanganui City College
Visitors: 260
- 25-26 September – Wanganui High School
Visitors: 372
Feedback: I love that this famous art that I’ve never even seen comes right to my school. This was a really inspiring visit. Some of the artwork is really lovely and intricate, very beautiful. Lego paintings are cool! Anything out of the ordinary is great. It was good to have a chance to see artwork from many NZ artists. It was really cool to see Buck Nin up close because that’s an artist model we are using at the moment. I think that the Real Art Roadshow is an inspiring place to get into artwork. It was very enjoyable to see the artwork, a great experience. Thank you for the pencil and book. And thanks for letting us view the lovely artwork. I’ve never seen artwork like this before. This is a great way to inspire students. - 5-6 May – Tararua College, Pahiatua
- 8-9 May – Dannevirke High School
- 12-13 May – Central Hawkes Bay College
- 15-16 May – Havelock North High School
- 19-20 May – Hastings Boys’ High School
- 22-23 May – Karamu High School
- 26-28 May – Hastings Girls’ High School (hosting Lindisfarne)
- 30 May – Flaxmere College
- 3 June – Woodford House
- 5-6 June – Taradale High School
- 9-10 June – Napier Boys’ High School
- 11 June – Napier Girls’ High School
Visitors: 198
Feedback: Great experience. So glad we sorted out the logistics of getting into the School. Sacred Heart College also visited with one class. - 13 June – Wairoa College
Visitors: 221
Feedback: Had a great reception. Kids and teachers had great things to say. A very strong Māori community so there was much interest in works that had Māori influence such as artwork by Robyn Kahukiwa and Buck Nin. - 16-18 June – Gisborne Girls’ High School (hosting Lytton High School, Gisborne Boys’ High School)
Visitors: 280
Feedback: Very well received. Lytton High School and Gisborne Boys’ High School visited. 10 visitors from the general public after seeing article in local paper. 10 children from pre school next door. - 20 June – Tolaga Bay Area School
Visitors: 270
Feedback: Really enjoyable to see the real art. Wish we could touch it! - 23 June – Ngata Memorial College
Visitors: 150
Feedback: Great to see local artist included. - 25 June – Te Waha o Rerekohu Area School
Visitors: 160
Feedback: Good to see some locals included. - 27 June – Opotiki College
Visitors: 130
Feedback: Art Society sent thank you card – “Really impressive collection. We are so lucky to have such generous people”. - 30 June – Edgecumbe College
Visitors: 90
Feedback: Super Resource. Please come again. - 1 July – Kawerau College
Visitors: 98
Feedback: Excellent. Thanks for inspiration and for visiting a place like Kawerau. Helm Ruifrok’s – You should have a competition for how many heads in the painting. This trip has been a good visit and hope I have drawings that other people would be inspired by. Really cool. It has opened my eyes to other options of painting. Every artwork here I’d buy if I was rich. I am going to find out more about these well known artists via Google. I never knew that art was so interesting, but art is so cool and astonishing - 3-4 July – Whakatane High School
Visitors: 143
Feedback: All the artwork showed amazing talent. It was good to see real paintings. Thank you for the opportunity to see some really good NZ art. It shows if you put your mind into presenting art you can do all this – amazing. These sorts of things only come around every now and then. Thank you for bringing it to our town, our school. It’s astounding. There are so many pieces of art I like, I’m definitly going to keep painting and drawing. Inspiring. - 11-12 February – Mt Aspiring College, Wanaka
- 14-15 February – Wakatipu High School, Queenstown
- 18 February – Northern Southland College, Lumsden
- 19 February – Fiordland College, Te Anau
- 21 February – Tuatapere Community College
- 22 February – Aparima College, Riverton
- 25-26 February – Central Southland College, Winton
- 28-29 February – Southland Girls High School (hosting Te Wharekura o Arowhenua, Invercargill)
- 3-4 March – James Hargest College, Invercargill
Visitors: 205
- 6 March – Verdon College, Invercargill
Visitors: 95
- 7 March – Aurora College, Invercargill
Visitors: 110
- 10-11 March – Southland Boys High School, Invercargill
Visitors: 250
- 13 March – Menzies College, Wyndham
Visitors: 150
- 14 March – St Peter’s College, Gore
Visitors: 220
- 17-18 March – Gore High School
Visitors: 220
- 20 March – The Catlins Area School, Owaka
Visitors: 160
- 26-27 March – South Otago High School
- 28 March – Tokomairiro High School (hosting Lawrence Area School)
- 31 March – Blue Mountain College
- 2 April – Roxburgh Area School
- 3-4 April – Dunstan High School
- 7 April – Cromwell College
- 8 April – Maniototo Area School
- 10-11 April – Taieri College
- 14-15 April – Kings High School, Dunedin
- 17-18 April – Kavanagh College
- 16-17 July – Waiopehu College. Levin
- 19-20 July – Horowhenua College. Levin
- 23-24 July – Otaki College. Otaki
- 26-27 July – Te Kura a Iwi o Whakatupuranga Rua Mano. Otaki
- 30-31 July – Manawatu College. Foxton
- 2-3 August – Paraparaumu College
- 6-7 August – Kapiti College. Raumati
- 9-10 August – Aotea College. Porirua
- 13-17 August – St Marys College, Wellington Girls College, Samuel Marsden Collegiate, Queen Margaret, Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ngā Mokopuna. Black collection. Parliament, Wellington.
- 20-21 August – Rongotai College. Kilbirnie, Wellington
- 22 August – St Oran’s College
- 23-24 August – Hutt Valley High School. Lower Hutt
- 27-28 August – Hutt International Boys School. Lower Hutt
- 30-31 August – Taita College
- 3-4 September – Wairarapa College. Masterton
- 6-7 September – Makoura College. Masterton
- 10-11 September – Upper Hutt College. Upper Hutt