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
From Scratch – Glen Hutchins
July 2024
Fundraising exhibition of recent drawings by Glen Hutchins.
The work is spontaneous, random, direct, and playful; it explores the idea of space.
Sweet & Salty – Marcus Tesar
July 2024
Sweet for the flowers, salty for the marine pictures.
Puanga Kai Rau – Manu Bennett
June 2024
A celebration of the time of abundance for our people, providing life, energy and sustainability.
TE WHARE TUKUTUKU – Brigham Anderson
June 2024
Tukutuku patterns carry meanings and encode stories for current and future generations. Brigham’s contemporary tukutuku communicate his belief system and the values he tries to live by.
Shapelines – Rachel Stockley
June 2024
An exploration of shape, line and colour in the landscape
3 Regions Print Annual Exhibition – In Series – Catherine Macdonald, Jo Giddens (image featured), Marty Vreede, Julia Ellery, Margaret Scott, Fliss Newton, Desiree Singer, Katie Russell, Su Keates, Brenda Wallis & Rachel Stockley
June 2024
Featuring print artists from across the Taranaki, Whanganui and Manawatu region.
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.
FROM 17 TO 71 – Rosalind Fitz Patrick
May 2024
(Finally using geometry)
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.
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
Between Collage and Tessellation – Laurence Gatehouse
May 2024
Addressing the false dichotomy between art and science with shape and colour in floor rugs.
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