The New Zealand Calligraphers is a non-profit group of calligraphers, lettering artists and people who share a love of creating beautiful words and letters.
About the Society
The New Zealand Calligraphers has been an organisation since the early 1990’s.
The society meets monthly at a central location in Auckland, conducts regular workshops in calligraphy and complementary arts, organises exhibitions, and generally supports and promotes calligraphy and excellence in lettering.
The New Zealand Calligrapher’s members include professional lettering artists, commercial calligraphers, illustrators and designers, tutors and hobbyists and their interests range from the most traditional types of calligraphy, to contemporary and experimental forms.
We invite you to browse this site – which contains information about our society, membership, current events, workshops and other relevant topics – and to consider joining the New Zealand Calligraphers.
Monthly Meetings
Where possible members are encouraged to attend the Society’s monthly meetings. Meetings and workshops are held on the first Sunday of each month to allow members outside of Auckland to join in. Meetings are a social, friendly affair and usually feature guest speakers or a workshop.
Upcoming meeting:
Please join us for our End Of Year Party on Sunday, 6 December from 3 pm to 5 pm
After all that has happened this year we are delighted to be celebrating the end of 2020! Come and join us on Sunday, 6 December from 3 pm – 5 pm at Gifford Gallery, 27a Poronui Street, Mount Eden, Auckland. Bring a handmade Christmas card to share, a plate of festive food and $5 to cover venue hire. There will be something ‘creative’ to do as well as plenty of good food and drink to enjoy. We look forward to seeing you at our last get-together for 2020.
FUTURE MEETING DATES
To be announced.
Contact
We love to hear from people interested in calligraphy so please get in touch.
email: newzealandcalligraphers@gmail.com
post: New Zealand Calligraphers, P.O.Box 99-674, Newmarket, Auckland 1149, New Zealand
