An album that helps to show amenities available for the Crucible Artist Residents. Clockwise from top left to right: 1. Crucible Gallery 1906 – home of the Ōamaru Mail. 2.…
Video and a gallery of stills gives insight of key steps in the process from pattern to product. Please also see our video of the Making of the Sign. Photo…
The Crucible Artist Residency pilot programme moves into its second phase, with two new artists, John Ward Knox and Motoko Kikkawa, commencing 16-week residencies from 10 February. (Pictured above: John,…
I have made bones, ribs that hold feelings, pointing and holding through space in ancient iron. They are heavy, and the moment of their melting is no longer visible. The…
Karen Aitken was the inaugural Crucible Artist Resident. This is her exhibition statement. Ferrous and Siliceous is a collection of cast iron and ceramic pieces that explores the microscopic world…
In June 2024, we announced the placements for four artist residencies over the coming year. The first residency took place from August to November 2024. The resident artists were Karen…
This is a timeline of the pilot phase of a Hynds Foundation Project to transform places within the Gillies MetalTech Foundry site. Our vision is that new experiences and opportunities…
Hynds Foundation is proud to be spearheading the development of the Pōkeno Sculpture Trails, as part of the extensive Pōkeno Park project. As the park develops, there will be regular…
The Hynds Foundation is delighted to have supported the development of the New Zealand Liberation Museum – Te Arawhata – at Le Quesnoy in northern France, alongside other benefactors. “We…
