Now Showing
Made of Water
Clare Henwood
Opening: July 22, 2026
Viewing: July 21, 2026 until August 8, 2026
Water creates its own path, flowing freely between reality and imagined realities.
Of The Earth
Rosalie Jurczenko
Opening: July 22, 2026
Viewing: July 21, 2026 until August 8, 2026
Native bush and earth elements are woven into abstractions in watercolour and graphite on panel.
Set in Stone
Karen Taylor
Opening: July 22, 2026
Viewing: July 21, 2026 until August 8, 2026
Exploring permanence, place, patterns, and the politics of belonging.
Coming Soon
Heavenly Bodies
Chris Cunningham & Emma Cunningham
Opening: August 12 5:30 pm
Viewing: August 11, 2026 until August 29, 2026
Our relationship with the moon, the milky way, and beyond.
Wintering
Desiree Singer, Mayumi Sherburn, Sandra Mackenzie, Amber Mcfadyen, Wouna le Roux, Gerry le Roux, Zenica Mann (featured), Rita Dibert, Jutta Humpfer, Tina Schurhammer, Madeleine Reid, Alana Maulder, Rodney Donaldson, Nova Karmita & The Black Pixie
Opening: August 12 5:30 pm
Viewing: August 11, 2026 until August 29, 2026
In this exhibition Winter is celebrated as something we should actively participate in rather than simply survive. Winter is explored as a lived process – of retreat, endurance, preservation, and quiet transformation – where stillness is active and becomes a powerful vehicle for growth.
Silent Messengers
Lisa Feyen
Opening: August 12 5:30 pm
Viewing: August 11, 2026 until August 29, 2026
Printmaker Lisa Feyen explores the hidden language, interconnectedness, and quiet guardianship of trees.
Past Exhibitions
W I N T E R – Programme Break ❄️ –
July 2026
Thank you for your support throughout the first half of 2026.
Space Studio & Gallery and Aotearoa Art Supplies are taking a short winter break to recharge and reset for the remainder of the year.
We look forward to welcoming you back from 21 July. Visit our EXHIBITIONS page to see what’s opening after the break and plan your next visit.
See you soon!
PUANGA IS BACK IN SPACE! –
June 2026
After the tremendous success of our 2025 inaugural exhibition, Takitini Hauora invites you again to visit the artistic output of our rangatahi. Students from five schools in the region will show their creative interpretation of Puanga through the skilful use of multi-media art forms and techniques.
The Universe is Opening – Rita Dibert
June 2026
Small Print –
June 2026
Small Print is a travelling exhibition by more than 80 printmakers from around Aotearoa.
Delulu – Talula Hodder
June 2026
A series of acrylic paintings that explore the delusion of believing in something that was vastly different to reality and the clarity found in mourning the myth.
Rewired – Stephanie Brebner
May 2026
Combining my love of nature, handcrafting and repurposing.
Disruption – Sharyn Hight, Nikki Moore, Caleb Cooke, Hannah Jacobs, Max Lissington, Amie Brownie, Niamh Hicks, Tanith Stevens-Walker, Genevieve Temple & Catherine Burrell
May 2026
UCOL students present Disruption, an exploration of abstract practices where action, material, colour, and texture expand the conventions of painting into layered, unpredictable territory.
YOU & ME – Miho
May 2026
An exploration of heritage and animal companionship—where you are never alone.
LAST SEEN: Protest Banner Portraits of the Escapee Menagerie – Rose Lee
April 2026
Abandoned textile tales of the anthropomorphically gendered reportage surrounding animal bids for freedom.
Perfectly Imperfect – Beth Stickland, Philothea Flynn & Collete O'Kane
April 2026
Honouring the handmade. Imperfect marks with the trace of human hands, not flawless precision.
Moments – Vivian Yuan
April 2026
A series of paintings that explore the beauty of ordinary moments in a woman’s life.
Beneath the surface: signals from the reef – Coral Dolan
April 2026
Silent ecosystems, loud messages about a changing world.
Beastmode – Chris Lambert
April 2026
I’ve really enjoyed exploring human/animal hybrid characterisation in this series of work, and I’m thrilled to share it with you. I hope you enjoy viewing it as much as I enjoyed drawing it.
Memory Balloons – Mark Antony Smith
March 2026
Real memories on fake balloons meet artificial memories on real canvas.
We Are Dying And This Is How It Feels – Carmen Béatrice
March 2026
I move through each piece with curiosity, interested in revealing what is already there: Change, Wonder and Beauty. This is where we meet.
Searching for Calm – Nick Ray
March 2026
A series of paintings that explore the uncontrollable and place it within the context of a controlled and deliberate process of making.
Amorphous Recollections – Anna Layzell
March 2026
Created largely from memory these works evoke a connection to place and personal history.
Delve Whanganui – Kalia Court
March 2026
Delve into some of my favourite scenic locations in Whanganui and its surroundings which charm locals and visitors alike with rich history and beauty.
Chatelaine – Rachael Garland
March 2026
Keeper of the House.
A Legacy of Defiance – Sandra Douglas
February 2026
Today we uphold the legacy of the women who came before us.