• UDB
  • Brokered Dreams - The Book
  • Activations
  • Process
  • Criteria
  • Apply
  • Property
  • Blog
  • Contact
  • Subscribe
Menu

Urban Dream Brokerage

Ground floor, 19 Tory Street
Wellington city
Phone Number
Space for new ideas in Wellington Te Whanganui ā Tara

Your Custom Text Goes Here

Urban Dream Brokerage

  • About
    • UDB
    • Brokered Dreams - The Book
  • Activations
  • Opportunities
    • Process
    • Criteria
    • Apply
  • Property
  • Blog
  • Contact
    • Contact
    • Subscribe

Frankenfoot

Frankenfoot - The Redux

Property Partner: Haranda Investments Ltd.

165 George Street

9 - 19 March 2017 Weds - Sun 11-2pm

Images: Justin Spiers and Louise Clifton (second image)

ADULT WORKSHOPS Friday 10th, 17th March Saturday 11th, 18th March $20 / $18, 10-3pm

KIDS WORKSHOPS Sunday 12th, 19th March $10, 10-12pm or 2-4pm

An all-ages series of shoe up-cycling workshops and exhibition in which old and unwanted shoes are bought back to life by re-assembling and re-imagining them. Students are encouraged to create experimental object d'art, which will combine an unlikely juxtaposition of styles.

The exhibition is playfully inspired by the 1984 'Toxic Avenger' film. Using this theme and giving shoes destined for the landfill a second life, the artists hope to create discussion around sustainability and highlight wasteful consumer habits.

This project is a collaboration between Louise Clifton of Shoe School and Dunedin artist Rachel Blackburn (Murdabike, Steep Street).

Frankenfoot

Frankenfoot - The Redux

Property Partner: Haranda Investments Ltd.

165 George Street

9 - 19 March 2017 Weds - Sun 11-2pm

Images: Justin Spiers and Louise Clifton (second image)

ADULT WORKSHOPS Friday 10th, 17th March Saturday 11th, 18th March $20 / $18, 10-3pm

KIDS WORKSHOPS Sunday 12th, 19th March $10, 10-12pm or 2-4pm

An all-ages series of shoe up-cycling workshops and exhibition in which old and unwanted shoes are bought back to life by re-assembling and re-imagining them. Students are encouraged to create experimental object d'art, which will combine an unlikely juxtaposition of styles.

The exhibition is playfully inspired by the 1984 'Toxic Avenger' film. Using this theme and giving shoes destined for the landfill a second life, the artists hope to create discussion around sustainability and highlight wasteful consumer habits.

This project is a collaboration between Louise Clifton of Shoe School and Dunedin artist Rachel Blackburn (Murdabike, Steep Street).

IMG_2581.jpg
FF2016_8 (1).jpg
IMG_2870.jpg
IMG_2705.jpg
IMG_2681.jpg
IMG_2649.jpg
IMG_2844.jpg
IMG_2629.jpg
IMG_2718.jpg
IMG_2665.jpg
IMG_2842.jpg
IMG_2840.jpg
IMG_2726.jpg
IMG_2671.jpg
IMG_2599.jpg
IMG_2834.jpg
IMG_2628.jpg
IMG_2609.jpg
IMG_2592.jpg
IMG_2579.jpg

Udb and our work is Kindly supported by

We acknowledge taranaki whĀnui, te ati awa and nGĀTI TOA RANGATIRA.