Now Showing
Heavenly Bodies
Chris Cunningham & Emma Cunningham
Opening: August 12, 2026
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, 2026
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, 2026
Viewing: August 11, 2026 until August 29, 2026
Printmaker Lisa Feyen explores the hidden language, interconnectedness, and quiet guardianship of trees.
Coming Soon
Sacred pause
Wouna le Roux
Opening: September 2 5:30 pm
Viewing: September 1, 2026 until September 19, 2026
Womb to tomb – a journey through loss, grief, memory and healing.
Conversations
Gerry le Roux
Opening: September 2 5:30 pm
Viewing: September 1, 2026 until September 19, 2026
Pictures tell stories; words tell stories. This photographic exhibition explores the conversations between these narratives.
Duality
Amber McFadyen
Opening: September 2 5:30 pm
Viewing: September 1, 2026 until September 19, 2026
Vulnerable and defiant, familiar and aloof. Ubiquitous across time and place.
Past Exhibitions
random acts of perspective – Ursula Macfarlane
May 2025
The intriguing nature of infinite points of view when trying to explain art. These are photo composite stories.
MULTIPLIED – Kaye Coombs, Jo Giddens, Mark Rayner, Mike Marsh, Katherine Claypole, Rachel Stockley, Patrick Gregg, Jillaine Murray (The Black Pixie), Sandy de Kock, Duncan Foord & Rachael Garland
April 2025
A group exhibition that explores the aesthetic and power of multiplication.
Midnight Honey – Amanda Panda Ceramics
April 2025
Vibrant, heartwarming ceramic art for your table, home and soul.
The Black Lake – Patrick Gregg
April 2025
A series of ‘Pastels’ inspired by a Tea Tree stained Dunal lake in Australia.
Communication Tower – Stuart Morris
April 2025
A visual exploration of abstraction and monumentality.
CREATING SPACE – Katrina Langdon
April 2025
As an artist my journey is always to transcend that which indisputably exists, to tug gently at consciousness and offer a glimpse of something more, to usher ever-forward the limits of imagination.
I am forever and always dwelling in the ‘spaces between’ not quite in this space or that – something more intangible…
New Faces – Mark Rayner
April 2025
New faces…and a few familiar ones too. Dogs and devils and other crazy creatures come together for this exhibition of new works by Mark Rayner.
Whanga (Harbour) – Melanie Rodriga
March 2025
‘Whanga’ (Harbour), a place of safety and shelter. Atmospheric landscapes of an imagined natural world.
Entropia – Chris Lambert
March 2025
I’m interested in the flowering of life, the blossoming of death, and the wonder of spontaneous creation.
City Mission Fundraiser – Wendy Watson
March 2025
When the going gets tough, volunteers step up.
Between Then and Now – Mica Kerridge
March 2025
Between Then and Now reflects on the way places remain vivid in our minds, even as they fade, transform, or disappear in reality. These works explore the tension between nostalgia and time, capturing the shifting nature of landscapes that exist both as they were and as we remember them.
Ko Au Te Awa; I Am the River – Manu Bennett
March 2025
E rere kau mai te awanui
Mai te kāhui maunga ki Tangaroa
Ko Au te Awa; Ko te Awa ko Au.
The river flows from the mountains to the sea
I Am the River; The River is Me.
Nga Tamariki O Tane Mahuta raua Ko Tangaroa – Rob Barrington
March 2025
digital – art – installation
Vibrant Sights – Kalia Court
February 2025
Vibrant Sights is a bright, colourful series, depicting some of Whanagnui’s iconic sites.
La Fiesta Festival Exhibition: SELFIE – Angela Tier, Andrea Gardner, Nick Ray, Vivian Yuan, Jillaine Murray, Gerry le Roux, Catherine Macdonald, Pamela Lilburn, Amanda Burgess, Sandy de Kock, Melanie Fleet, Carol Teutscher
February 2025
A group exhibition celebrating the ‘selfie’ – a seemingly modern phenomenon rooted in art history & the ultimate form of self-expression.
Under the Big Sky – Anna Layzell
February 2025
Exploring expansive views and big skies after a recent relocation to the Wairarapa.
Echoes of Tomorrow – Mark Antony Smith
January 2025
Echoes of Tomorrow unveils brutalist dreams dissolving into the wild, a meditation on memory and futures lost—crafted with uncanny assistance from GPT-inspired dialogue.
Al Rihla - The Journey – Catherine Sleyer
January 2025
A montage of Moroccan scenes; raw and reinvented realities in photographic compositions, capturing the contrasts of the regions.
Space Studio & Gallery Summer Closure –
December 2024
Thank-you for your support in 2024 – we’ve had a wonderful year with many great highlights!
We are closing for our Summer Break between Sunday the 22nd December through to Monday the 27th January.
Starting Tuesday 28th January 2025, we are delighted to announce an extension to our open hours to:
Tuesday – Saturday: 10am-3pm.
Mum’s Garden – Susan Keates
December 2024
In 2020 I went to live with my Mother back in the UK as she was declining with dementia. Whilst being there I set up a workshop in a shed at the bottom of her garden in which to work on my jewellery. Every day, with camera at hand, I was inspired to capture the beauty which she had created, as I walked through it to the workshop.
The space she made was peaceful and dreamy, and I found that a lot of my photographs reflected this feeling. I also bought enamel powders which matched as closely as possible to the colours around me and started to work on vitreous enamel jewellery designs.
When she passed in December 2023 it occurred to me that one way to honour her life and creativity would be to exhibit this work, which I see as a collaboration between the two of us.