Sarjeant Gallery Te Whare O Rehua - Whanganui
An introduction to the Sarjeant, founded in 1912 through the bequest of Henry Sarjeant and now one of New Zealand's finest art museums.
Art works in this video (in order):
View of the Sarjeant Gallery 1926, Frank Denton
Grazing Sheep, Edith Collier
The New Recruit, Thomas Webster
Animal Farm exhibition; Colour exhibition; Ann Verdecourt exhibition
180° x 2 Whanganui, Bill Culbert
The Forest (Vao), Nicky Hastings-McFall
Jesus Christ loaded with his cross, Bernadino Poccetti
Ratana Church, Raetihi, c 1964, Ans Westra
St Pol de Leon, Brittany, Terrick Williams
London Town, Mark Braunias
Madonna della Sedia, unknown, after Raphael
The Appearance of the Virgin to St Maurice, Domenico Piola
Music: Beautiful Things, Torley, Solo Piano 7
Deborah Wai Kapohe live at Sarjeant Gallery Wanganui
Spanish, English and Brazilian songs for classical guitar and voice
performed by DEBORAH WAI KAPOHE
filmed by Gerd Becker, Wanganui, Aotearoa/New Zealand 2013
Die Maori-Sängering DEBORAH WAI KAPOHE mit spanischen, englischen und brasilianischen Liedenr für klassische Gitarre und Gesang
Arts And Heritage in Whanganui
Relax. See for yourself. Come and experience the easy pace of historic Whanganui, a surprising city of unique artistic and cultural experiences. Home to over 400 resident artists, there is an eclectic world of art to explore and share. Experience the amazing sculptures scattered along the riverbanks, ride the paddle steamer or visit the renowned Chronicle Glass Studios where you can have a go at glass blowing yourself, or take in the Sarjeant Art Gallery with one of NZ’s renowned art collections.
Take your time… Relax, Share, Experience and Enjoy!
Sarjeant Gallery hosts Pasifika!
It was soooo good to see a new audience at the Sarjeant during a weekend of Pasifika here in Whanganui. It was especially good to see the kids feeling comfortable in an art gallery. I even made a lei with my daughter which was really fun!
A Perfect Weekend In Wanganui
See for yourself the rich heritage and beauty of Whanganui! Here you will find the only coal-fired paddle steamer in New Zealand, fascinating architecture from days gone by, historic buildings and beautiful scenery. Relax and enjoy the easy pace of life as you explore the many interesting attractions Whanganui has to offer. The esteemed Whanganui Regional Museum, the nationally significant Sarjeant Art Gallery, or the unique weekend markets on the banks of the magnificent Whanganui River…
Indulge yourself in a piece of our heritage… Visit Whanganui!
Wanganui Opera Week 2011
Students of New Zealand Opera School perform at Sarjeant gallery as part of Wanganui Opera Week. All four - Xing Xing Wang, Amelia Berry, Rachel Day and Cameron Barclay are accompanied by Bruce Greenfield, Head of music at NBR New Zealand Opera.
For more of Wanganui Opera Week see wow.gen.nz
fire organ June 2002 Durie Hill Tunnel Whanganui, New Zealand
I assembled this simple 8 note fire organ during a residency at the Sarjeant Gallery.I took some high school students into the Durie Hill Tunnel to play it much to the annoyance of the lift operator at the other end.
TelstraClear Festival TV: Masi (The Conch)
Raetihi to Wanganui in 2 minutes
Parapara time lapse
Wanganui High School Pacifica Group
The Pacifica group performing at school's cultural festival. July 2012
Whanganui Regional Museum Heritage Street And Bug Room 2016
Great treasures of heritage await those who visit the Whanganui Regional Museum, including a recreated street scene from 'back in the day' and a Bug Room featuring some luminescent insects and other critters of wondrous origins. Check it out when you #visitwhanganui!
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Wanganui Opera Week 2011
The start of Wanganui Opera Week sees some of the students sing at a lunch-time recital at the Sarjeant Gallery in Wanganui. Here Rachel Day sings Dvorak's 'Song to the Moon' Bruce Greenfield on the piano
For more of Wanganui Opera Week see wow.gen.nz
2017 Wanganui Drags - Part 3
This is part 3 of 2017 Wanganui Drag Racing event.
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Come down the Wanganui by ALF. J. LAWRANCE
This song was in the Whanganui Regional Museum basement..
This is Sam Baker and I frantically learning it to record next week on an album of songs about Whanganui, Sam has written three songs and piano pieces and we found some old songs in the basement....
The venue is the Sarjeant Gallery, Whanganui, New Zealand
Wanganui Opera Week 2011
Students of New Zeland Oera School in Wangnaui sing at a lunchtime recital in Sarjeant gallery. Here Xing Xing Wang and cameron Barclay sing Verdi's duet Un di felice from La Traviata. Bruce Greenfield on the piano.
For more of Wanganui Opera Week see wow.gen.nz
See spectacular international art at City Gallery Wellington
This winter, City Gallery Wellington is serving up a piping-hot helping spectacular international art. Don't miss your chance to see sculptures by leading Irish artist Eva Rothschild and mesmerising moving image art by UK artist duo Semiconductor. For more: wellingtonnz.com/discover/events/city-gallery-wellingtons-autumnwinter-2019/
Henry Sarjeant 19 November 1829 - 12 February 1912
A short film to say thank you to Henry Sarjeant on the centenary of his death. His bequest - the equivalent of $26,000,000 today - created our Sarjeant Gallery and its wonderful collection.
Music: Stories from Emona I (excerpt), Maya Filipič
Our Whare
A bilingual film that shows couch tamariki how every little bit counts when it comes to saving resources in our homes.
Filmmaker(s): The Matthews and Riwai-Couch Tamariki.
The Outlook for Someday 2009 - Winning Film.
Te Reo and Tikanga Maori Special Award Winner.
The Outlook for Someday challenge is to make a short sustainability-related film.
It can be any genre, filmed with any camera and any length up to 5 minutes.
Anyone up to age 24 can enter, either individually or in a team.
Check out the challenge at theoutlookforsomeday.net
Relay for Life, Whanganui 2012
Few of the local boys doing bit of a dance