Auckland East Arts Council (AEAC) is a not for profit organisation of local artists, registered with the charities commission and serving a membership in excess of 200.
The objectives of the AEAC are to co-ordinate, encourage, promote and support the study, practice, appreciation and enjoyment of all forms of artistic activity, including crafts and other forms of cultural endeavour.
AEAC operates principally in the eastern areas of Auckland City Council including Remuera, Meadowbank-St Johns, Glen Innes, St Heliers-Glendowie, Kohimarama, Mission Bay, Orakei and Ellerslie. But the membership is drawn from a much wider area, including the North Shore, Waitakere and Manakau cities. Although very soon this will all be one with the new Super city.
Co-operation is encouraged with other arts and/or crafts bodies, whose activities might be outside the above areas.
There is a very busy calendar of activities as shown on another page of this site, which includes regular sales of art, demonstrations, workshops, tableaux and visits elsewhere.
A bi-monthly news letter “Brushstrokes”, is distributed electronically and by snail mail to the members, to keep members informed of activities and progress.


Classes and Groups:
Wednesdays:
Portraiture and Life Studies, 1-3.30pm.
Information from Chris Seagar, phone 575-8717
Fridays:
Drawing and Painting Group, 1-3.30pm.
Information from Chris Seagar, phone 575-8717
Extra information on the Groups page.
The following artists will be displaying their work in the St Heliers Library during the next two months.
May 2012: Elaine Law, Jennifer Peryer
June 2012: Sherrill Bentley, Anne Murray
7th July
Oil Demonstration/Workshop, Artist - John Horton.
18 July
Mid-Winter Luncheon.
Exhibition at Grace Joel Retirement Village
Saturday - Sunday 12th/13th May
A non-competitive members-only exhibition. Grace Joel Retirement Village, St. Heliers Bay Road.
For up to date information on upcoming events, reports on previous events and other information, read the latest edition of Brushstrokes. Auckland East Arts Council's newsletter.