What is ArtPoint?
ArtPoint is an umbrella group run by a team of passionate local arts professionals, volunteering time and expertise to our creative community. Â Our flagship initiatives include organising an arts trail, hosting art salons, and curating exhibitions, all of which showcase the talent and creativity within our community.
The inaugural ArtPoint event was an art trail held on 11 November 2023, featuring 34 creatives across 25 venues and attracting more than 400 visitors.
Sign up to receive invitations to our 2024 salons, and to receive information about our upcoming Art Trail here.
The ArtPoint Steering Group
Yueh Luo
Yueh Luo is an award winning ceramicist whose work explores the complexity of ceramic objects — the relationship between the form and the space it contains. Their relationships to each other; the curvatures and silhouettes….
Roberta Queiroga
Roberta Queiroga is an award nominated contemporary visual artist from Brazil, living in Aotearoa New Zealand since 2001. As an architect, she is interested in the relationship between the artwork, the viewer and the space….
Mike Weston
Perhaps best known as half of collaborative pop-art superbrand Weston Frizzell, (with Otis Frizzell) Mike Weston creates in a variety of media, producing paintings, fine art prints, electronic music, video, graphic design, photography. His creative…
Mark Kaneko
Mark Kaneko, curator of the Massey University art collection, is a serial creative, entrepreneur and active member of the Onekiritea – Hobsonville Point community. As an artist Mark has shown work in solo exhibitions in…
Billie Lythberg
Billie has a PhD in art history and teaches management and organisation studies at the University of Auckland. She specialises in supervising creative practice-led graduate degrees and in transitioning adult students to first-time study. Billie…
Abby Storey
Abby Storey is a photographic artist, website developer and Onekiritea/Hobby Point local. Abby’s photography examines social and cultural activity, often through our interaction with our immediate environment. Her photographic work is held in public and…