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Space Studio & Gallery Summer Closure

Opening: December 21, 2024

Viewing: December 22, 2024 until January 27, 2025

Space is an artists venue founded February 2012 in Whanganui, New Zealand. Space Studio & Gallery aims to provide a supportive environment and network for emerging and established artists to create and exhibit their work. A platform for art collectors to discover and enjoy local and national talent.

Coming Events

Space regularly hosts a wide range of events from workshops to markets and live music. We welcome enquiries for hosting your event- our 2024 programme is open now for proposals!

$20

South for Winter – Sea & Sky NZ Release Tour (Whanganui)

When: 7:30pm, February 5, 2025 – 9:30pm, February 5, 2025

Bringing their eclectic sound to New Zealand; South for Winter blend dreamy acoustic duets with foot-stomping folk and bluesey ballards!

$190

Weekend workshop with Anna Layzell – Intro to Oil and Cold Wax

When: 10:00am, February 22, 2025 – 3:00pm, February 23, 2025

This 2-day workshop will explore the potential of Cold Wax to transform your painting or printmaking practice.

$20

WONDER BAR

When: 5:00pm, February 22, 2025 – 8:00pm, February 22, 2025

A boutique pop-up bar with tastings + entertainment from
‘That’s Irish’ band. Featuring: Joa’s Wines, Papaiti Gin, Good
Bones Distilling & Roots Brewing Co. Food truck onsite too. A
perfect way to celebrate the mid-point of the La Fiesta festival!

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Our Stockroom

Our Stockroom showcases up to 10 Whanganui based artists. 10 works from each artist are available exclusively through us online and in rotation in the gallery.

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Featured Artist

Samantha Matthews

Samantha Matthews’ aesthetic is one of quiet calm; tensions are built upon unnervingly clean lines, compositions and clever observations as she traverses New Zealand landscapes, documenting buildings and places ‘off the beaten track’. A view never seen before or perhaps just entirely overlooked- Samantha’s photographs compel us to look again.

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