Coming Soon
Fine Lines
Katherine Claypole, Paul Darragh, Cam Munroe & Glen Hutchins
Opening: June 30 5:30 pm
Viewing: June 30, 2021 until July 10, 2021
A celebration of linear works: a group exhibition of local and national artists.
Lockdown +
Glen Armstrong
Opening: June 30 5:30 pm
Viewing: June 30, 2021 until July 10, 2021
Rethinking space, layer and colour with intuitive mark.
Here and There
Samantha Matthews
Opening: June 30 5:30 pm
Viewing: June 30, 2021 until July 10, 2021
A collection of new and recent photographic works by Samantha Matthews.
Past Exhibitions
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.
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.
Horizon – Kylie Wardlaw
February 2021
Colour, texture, gesture and painterly expression collide in landscape form.
Ngā manu, Ngā manu –
November 2020
The Junior Tui Team at Durie Hill School have created Eric Carle inspired New Zealand artworks.
Characters from the Aotearoa forest – Amy Haarhoff
November 2020
Snapshots of Aotearoa’s night creatures as they dance in The Midnight Adventures of Ruru and Kiwi
Kyoto Moon – Rita Dibert
November 2020
Having received her first kimono in 1948 from an Uncle stationed in Japan, Rita Dibert, has engaged with Japanese culture in many ways. This offering combines her love of Kimono with the fabrics it celebrates {This kimono exhibition and sale is part of the m a k e & m a r v e l night market event}
Crate Digging for Old Cuts – Mike Marsh
November 2020
Snap up a bargain at Mike’s collage sale. {This exhibition is part of the m a k e & m a r v e l night market event}
I am – Leonie Sharp
November 2020
New work which explores the way adornment can define our identity and how this is perceived and received.
Metamorphosis – Amla Meijer
November 2020
( A change in form, structure or function as a result of a development)
Excerpts From A Book I Will Never Write – Rachael Garland
November 2020
In this short story I write the truth and I write lies. Characters are interchangeable
Return to the Garden – Amy Blackburn
December 2020
A playful exploration of paint celebrating a love of gardens
Botanical Inspiration – Gaynor Mulholland, Jan Barker, Jo Ogier, Val Cuthbert, Sandra Morris, Emma Scheltema, Frances Sim-Higgins, Neal Palmer, Lesley Alexander, Wilma Blom, Tabatha Forbes, Jane Zimmerman & Emma Bass
December 2020
An eclectic assortment of botanical artworks by 12 New Zealand artists
It was a Colourless Time – Christina McGillan
December 2020
Small oil paintings exploring colour, line and space.
Organic Mechanic – Paul Darragh
October 2020
These paintings explore the machine as an abstract metaphor for human functions, the global economy and the COVID19 virus as an entity
Gone Bush – Paula Clare King
October 2020
New work by Paula Clare King
Twenty12 – Carmen Simmonds
October 2020
Interactive mixed media & glass installation
Summer Daze – David Traub, Mike Marsh, Mark Rayner, Samantha Matthews, Katherine Claypole, Glen Hutchins, Amy Blackburn, Perry Davies & Patrick Cush
October 2020
A Space curated Summer palette
Would you mind terribly if I painted you? – Maisie Chilton
October 2020
An exhibition of expressive portraits. Exploring the complex nature of us.