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Forde Gallery on Waiheke Island.
Anton Forde standing amongst his sculpture, Te Kotahitanga o Whakamaru. Sculpture on the Gulf Runner Up People's Choice, 2022
Kāmaka, Anton Forde. Bentley Showrooms at The Giltrap Group, Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland. November 2022.
Anton Forde standing amongst his sculpture, Te Kotahitanga o Whakamaru. Sculpture on the Gulf Runner Up People's Choice, 2022
Anton Forde standing amongst his sculpture, Te Kotahitanga o Whakamaru. Sculpture on the Gulf Runner Up People's Choice, 2022
Forde Gallery on Waiheke Island.

Photography: @thecolourchaser

FORDE GALLERY

Forde Gallery represents artist/sculptor Anton Forde.

Email: info@fordegallery.com

Papare/Protection

“Anton’s carved installation can be read as a ‘call to action’ with regards to the climate crisis that is facing humanity in the modern era,” says Nigel Borell, who is on Sculpture on the Gulf’s selection committee. “The work is agenda-setting as it propositions us all to think and take responsibility for our own footprint that we leave on the land.” 2022.
stuff.co.nz. Nadine Rubin Nathan. 06 Mar 2022

Photography: @thecolourchaser

Ngā manaaki

“On the eve of an exciting new exhibition, Kāmaka, to be held at Bentley’s Great North Rd showroom, Anton shares with Viva the physical, mental and spiritual might behind his works.

“I had just finished my Master of Māori Visual Arts when Covid confined me to our little home on Waiheke. At the time I had become fascinated with anchor stones as one of the first technological breakthroughs for man.

I loved the forms, the connection and the natural beauty of a simple rock with a hole in it.”
Viva, 10 Nov 2022.

Photography: Brick Bay and Tanja Dove

Sculpture on the Gulf 2022

“Anton’s carved installation can be read as a ‘call to action’ with regards to the climate crisis that is facing humanity in the modern era,” says Nigel Borell, who is on Sculpture on the Gulf’s selection committee. “The work is agenda-setting as it propositions us all to think and take responsibility for our own footprint that we leave on the land.” 2022.
stuff.co.nz. Nadine Rubin Nathan. 06 Mar 2022

Photography: @petereesphotography

Sculpture on the Gulf 2022

“Anton’s carved installation can be read as a ‘call to action’ with regards to the climate crisis that is facing humanity in the modern era,” says Nigel Borell, who is on Sculpture on the Gulf’s selection committee. “The work is agenda-setting as it propositions us all to think and take responsibility for our own footprint that we leave on the land.” 2022.
stuff.co.nz. Nadine Rubin Nathan. 06 Mar 2022

Photography: @petereesphotography

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Forde Gallery, Waiheke Island, Aotearoa New Zealand, is dedicated to exhibiting and representing works from artist-in-residence Anton Forde.

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CURRENT AND UPCOMING exhibitions

Papare eighty.one. PĀTAKA ART + MUSEUM.
22 June – 13 October 2024

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Anton Forde 2024. Papare Eighty. One.
Māhutonga by Anton Forde and Te Wepu MMXXIII by Prof. Robert Jahnke. Waiheke Community Art Gallery. May/June 2024.

MĀHUTONGA AND te wepu mmxxiii. WAIHEKE COMMUNITY ART GALLERY
17 MAY TO 30 JUNE 2024

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TŪMANAWA AND Haramai, AOTEAROA ART FAIR, viaduct events centre, tāmaki Makaurau, 18-21 APRIL 2024

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Anton Forde - Tūmanawa / To Stand Patiently / With Heart - Aotearoa Art Fair Works, 2024.

“PAPARE / PROTECTION”
SCULPTURE BY THE SEA, Cottlesloe, WA, AUSTRALIA, March 2024

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“NGĀ MANAAKI”
Brick Bay Sculpture Trail 2024

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Anton Forde Sculpture - Ngā Manaaki