Watercolour New Zealand

Membership

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Membership of Watercolour New Zealand is open to all who share an interest in watercolour.

The annual subscription is NZ$30.00 which entitles the member to attend any of the activities organised during the year (e.g. workshops, painting days, museum and gallery tours, social activities etc) and to submit work for exhibitions. Additional fees may apply for materials, tutors, accommodation etc.

Annual subscriptions are renewable on 30th September each year.

To join Watercolour New Zealand please download the form, complete the membership application, enclose a cheque for the membership fee and post to:

Watercolour New Zealand
PO Box 33088
Petone 5046

Wellington Waterfront Permit Holders

Members of Watercolour NZ holding a Wellington Waterfront permit to paint and sell their paintings on Wellington Waterfront agree to abide by the following:

The Permit is free to you, courtesy of Wellington Waterfront Ltd.

Important: Wear your permit so it's visible.

Location: Locate yourself anywhere between the Kumutoto Precinct and Chaffers Marina, Wellington, New Zealand.

Weather Today: Check the weather for today before you leave.

Time: Remain as long as you wish.

Respect other Waterfront users: Keep your equipment compact, leave no rubbish, be a friendly Wellingtonian.

Inform people: Tell people about watercolour and Watercolour NZ. Give them our website: www.watercolournewzealand.co.nz

Splash® Selection

Since the Society’s formation in 1975 exhibitions have been subject to selection. For the first exhibition held at Shed 11 (namely Splash®) it was decided that the exhibition ‘selectors’ should be chosen on the following basis:

Selectors are to be non-Committee members
Selectors are to be different for each exhibition
Selectors are to comprise a panel of 3 and artworks are to be selected on the basis of a consensus amongst the panel.
Selectors are to be chosen by the Committee from a list of potential selectors (regularly updated) suggested by the Committee and general membership.
Selectors may be established artists, art dealers or those involved with reputable art organisations.
Selectors’ decisions are to be final and no correspondence will be entered into.
Selectors’ names will remain confidential to Committee members.