Coming Soon
Out of a Rabbit Hole
Leonie Sharp
Opening: February 2 5:30 pm
Viewing: February 2, 2022 until February 12, 2022
This exhibition is the result of buying a virunga national park t shirt and worrying about the extinction of beautiful animals, then blaming the Victorian collectors.
Collecting Castles
Oliver Morse
Opening: February 2 5:30 pm
Viewing: February 2, 2022 until February 12, 2022
“…A disgrace,
As she slams the door in his drunken face,
And now he stands outside,
And the neighbors start to gossip and drool…”
J – Hendrix
Past Exhibitions
Tim Laffey –
August 2021
Power With – Kelly Jarvis, Cheleigh Dunkerton & Karen Seccombe
August 2021
Working with and within community to expore concepts of collectivity and connectivity.
MONOCHROME – Duncan Foord
July 2021
New Wavers – Ben Dingle
July 2021
Oil paintings; broadly reflective of body, space, movement and containment.
Other Than Ourselves – Patrick Cush
July 2021
Wheturangi- ‘Star Cluster’ – Hōhua Thompson, Vanessa Edwards, Natasha Keating, Tapiri O Te Rangi Pirikahu, Jody Edmonds, Maehe Ranginui & Cecelia Kumeroa
July 2021
A group exhibition celebrating puanga.
Ngā Iti O Whanga Nui – Gail Imhoff
July 2021
This exhibition is glimpses and narratives of Te Awa Tupua.
Here and There – Samantha Matthews
June 2021
A collection of new and recent photographic works by Samantha Matthews.
Lockdown + – Glen Armstrong
June 2021
Rethinking space, layer and colour with intuitive mark.
Fine Lines – Katherine Claypole, Paul Darragh, Cam Munroe & Glen Hutchins
June 2021
A celebration of linear works: a group exhibition of local and national artists.
The Takeover ∣ The Makeover – Sarah Williams, Sandy de Kock, Patsy Fletcher, Perry Davies & David Traub
June 2021
The Takeover: Meet the Artist behind the work- Resident & represented Artists of Space take over the art galleries to create a dynamic working studio. Featuring: Sarah Williams, Sandy de Kock, Perry Davies, Patsy Fletcher & David Traub.
The Makeover: An opportunity to see what’s been happening at 18 Saint Hill Street now that the first phase of construction is complete, talk to us about the possibilities of this venue, and tour our artist studios (on request).
Programme Break –
June 2021
B E R I G H T B A C K
Space is now on a scheduled programme break. We’ll be back open on the 16th June with ‘The Takeover’. Stay tuned for more information on upcoming events!
Thank-you for your support during this first half of the year- it’s been a fantastic start to the year and we so appreciate all those who have made it shine!
The Family Silver – Emma Cunningham
June 2021
Jewellery made from vintage silverware and other reclaimed treasures.
Spinning ROUND – Rachael Garland
June 2021
An eclectic selection of works pivoted around the exploration of the circular format
For the Love of Botanical –
May 2021
Local and national botanical artists celebrate Worldwide Day of Botanical Art.
Garden – Brit Bunkley & Andrea Gardner
May 2021
Garden is a collaboration between Brit Bunkley & Andrea Gardner. The video focuses on three 3D scanned Waiheke Gardens. It includes a small swaying figure wearing a tree hat in the corners of the video. “Garden” alludes to the increasing presence of virtual experiences in contemporary life. It raises questions around perception and authenticity within our evolving relationship of the digitally enhanced tension between culture and nature.
Dark Florals – Kaye Coombs
May 2021
An exploration of cascading floralscapes, emerging from the darkness.
A Different Perspective – Fiona Goulding
April 2021
Animals are part of our everyday lives, whether we are aware of them or not. They form relationships with each other and with us, yet as people our choices have the power to shape their existence.
274 Days Til Summer – Antonia O'Mahony
April 2021
Day to day tasks, nothing changes. Wild berries ripen, everything changes.
Floating hours and ghost days – Alice Fennessy
April 2021
This series of drawings contemplates the elastic qualities of time spent alone at home, while casting light on the dualities of softness and crushing tedium, confining restriction and nurturing safety that domestic spaces present.