Now Showing
Flaming Orbs (Tejas)
Sophie Saunders
Opening: October 14, 2026
Viewing: October 13, 2026 until October 31, 2026
Actively stripping away the space between my inner impulse and the canvas, I treat the brushstroke not as a tool for description, but as a direct transmission of energy (Tejas).
HOMAGE
Vivienne Aitken, Dorothy Andrews, Jenny Bielawski, Julia Ellery, Duncan Foord, Liza Haarhoff, Stella Howe, Susan Keates, Shonagh Lindsay, Catherine Macdonald, Mike Parton, Catherine Perry, Rachel Stockley, Brenda Wallis & Joëlle Xavier
Opening: October 14, 2026
Viewing: October 13, 2026 until October 31, 2026
3 Regions Print members pay Homage to Historic Buildings and David Hockney in this double themed printmaking exhibition.
Back to the Beginning
Adele Dubarry
Opening: October 14, 2026
Viewing: October 13, 2026 until October 31, 2026
Coming Soon
REFUGEES: DESERT AMMA’S
Sandy de Kock
Opening: November 4 5:30 pm
Viewing: November 3, 2026 until November 21, 2026
This body of work explores the stark reality of the global displacement crisis, focusing on the 120 million individuals forced from their homes in the African Continent. I look closely at the women and children who make up nearly half of this vulnerable population.
Through a series of acrylics, inks and collage I bear witness to the “Desert Amma’s (mothers), serving as a monument to their journeys.
Landscapes of Memory
Linda Kirkland
Opening: November 4 5:30 pm
Viewing: November 3, 2026 until November 21, 2026
Linda Kirkland is a South Wairarapa-based abstract artist whose work unfolds through intuitive layers of paint, mixed media, and remembered experience. Guided by instinct, Linda embraces spontaneity, allowing each mark to emerge from a dialogue between memory, place, and the natural world. Her love of plants and flowers often informs the organic forms and shifting palettes that appear throughout her work.
just cups
Craig Williams
Opening: November 4 5:30 pm
Viewing: November 3, 2026 until November 21, 2026
Slip cast chalices and cups inspired by Egyptian art.
Past Exhibitions
Small Pictures…Big Ideas – Ursula Macfarlane
September 2026
Morsels of delight for cosmic contemplation.
Memento mori – Chris Lambert
September 2026
You are going to die, so you have nothing to lose.
Mod-Cons – Jodi Clark
September 2026
Current works are an exploration of colour, modernism, decoration and the syntax of shapes.
Sacred pause – Wouna le Roux
September 2026
Womb to tomb – a journey through loss, grief, memory and healing.
Conversations – Gerry le Roux
September 2026
Pictures tell stories; words tell stories. This photographic exhibition explores the conversations between these narratives.
Duality – Amber McFadyen
September 2026
Vulnerable and defiant, familiar and aloof. Ubiquitous across time and place.
Heavenly Bodies – Chris Cunningham & Emma Cunningham
August 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
August 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
August 2026
Printmaker Lisa Feyen explores the hidden language, interconnectedness, and quiet guardianship of trees.
Made of Water – Clare Henwood
July 2026
Water creates its own path, flowing freely between reality and imagined realities.
Of The Earth – Rosalie Jurczenko
July 2026
Native bush and earth elements are woven into abstractions in watercolour and graphite on panel.
Set in Stone – Karen Taylor
July 2026
Exploring permanence, place, patterns, and the politics of belonging.
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.