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 AMMAS
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
SEMAPHORE from the fifth floor – Rachael Garland
September 2024
The word SEMAPHORE describes the use of an apparatus to create a visual signal transmitted over a distance. A semaphore can be performed with devices such as fire, lights, flags, sunlight, and moving arms to communicate a message.
ARTERIAL ROOTS – Alex Low
September 2024
Superchromatic Sonambulist studies of Snaking pathways, Shoots and Squiggles. Of Sinew, Synapse, Sap and Spirit.
Paintings, Studies and other Possibilities – Patrick Gregg
August 2024
Works of the imagination with a psychological undercurrent.
Vantage Point – Kylie Wardlaw
August 2024
A collection of colourful expressive works inspired by the natural world.
Whispers of Time – Mica Kerridge
August 2024
Through layered wax and pigment, her encaustic works capture the fragmented and often overlooked remnants of cityscapes.
S M A L L – 3.0 – Leigh Anderton-Hall, Graham Hall, Patrick Cush, Mark Rayner, Paul Rayner, Mayumi Sherburn, Michael Haggie, Julie Wilson, Jessica Galias, Jo Giddens, Jodi Clark, Mike Marsh, Catherine Macdonald, Kaye Coombs, Siobhan Wooding, Kate Sione, Laura Papple, Katie Shand, Rachael Garland, Patrick Gregg, Katherine Claypole, Emma Cunningham, Cat Sleyer, Sandy de Kock, Samantha Matthews, Glen Hutchins, Karen Taylor + more!
July 2024
Our S M A L L exhibition is back and bigger than ever!
Meaty Bites – Paul & Mark Rayner
July 2024
The Rayner Brothers are thrilled to be back at Space with ‘Meaty Bites’. Featuring ceramics, rugs and paintings – and a few surprises…
…from visionary walks – Mayumi Sherburn
July 2024
narratives around the winter, composed by handcrafted prints
Sweet & Salty – Marcus Tesar
July 2024
Sweet for the flowers, salty for the marine pictures.
Quirks and Charming Strangeness – Ursula Macfarlane
July 2024
Ursula has created a body of composite image artworks, by incorporating elements from her extensive collection of photographs. You may be able to spot various flora alongside dewdrops, building structures and props, weaving a story into each art piece.
NB: In these modern days of Artificial Intelligence, Ursula prefers to use her own Actual Intelligence…
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.
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.
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.