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LIVING THINGS
Carol Teutscher
Opening: January 28 5:30 pm
Viewing: January 27, 2026 until February 14, 2026
I like people, trees, fronds, feathers, faces, languid or lifting limbs.
Guess, I love all living things!
Transmissions of Light
Tina Schurhammer
Opening: January 28 5:30 pm
Viewing: January 27, 2026 until February 14, 2026
Felted wool fibre meets acrylic paint for a celebration of light in its physical, metaphysical and metaphorical forms.
Coherence
Selina Reid
Opening: January 28 5:30 pm
Viewing: January 27, 2026 until February 14, 2026
An invitation to find beauty in both the parts and their whole.
Past Exhibitions
Retrospect Prospect – Jennifer Halli
June 2024
I have been thinking about skies and places as I work in thin layers. Out of the 40+ places I have lived, my thoughts are of the sky in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the city where it all began.
FOREST | FOR-REST – Nicola Gregory
May 2024
A collection of paintings that celebrate the divine beauty and restorative power of the forest.
Of the Sea – MB Stoneman
May 2024
New works roused by mysteries, personas and shadows of the deep ocean.
FROM 17 TO 71 – Rosalind Fitz Patrick
May 2024
(Finally using geometry)
Between Collage and Tessellation – Laurence Gatehouse
May 2024
Addressing the false dichotomy between art and science with shape and colour in floor rugs.
my congregation – Paula Clare King
May 2024
A selection of works that explore dream, memory and change through the coming together of materials.
Haunts – Rowan Love
May 2024
A reflection on urban decay
WONDER | WANDER – Kat Crosse
May 2024
A mixed-media celebration of landscape and fauna.
The Near and Far – Polly Cleverley
May 2024
Abstracted atmospheric images to draw you into the quiet spaces from half-forgotten homelands.
Stockroom Spotlight – Perry Davies
May 2024
Perry Davies is a much-loved artist of Space Studio & Gallery; it is our pleasure to celebrate this collection of works.
Cause and Distance – Kim Gunter
April 2024
Hononga –
June 2023
Year 5 and 6 students explore their connection to a special place, Durie Hill School.
Waiho i te toipoto, kaua i te toiroa
Keeping connected and maintaining relationships so we can keep moving forward together