Now Showing
I am
Leonie Sharp
Opening: November 25, 2020
Viewing: November 25, 2020 until December 5, 2020
New work which explores the way adornment can define our identity and how this is perceived and received.
Metamorphosis
Amla Meijer
Opening: November 25, 2020
Viewing: November 25, 2020 until December 5, 2020
( A change in form, structure or function as a result of a development)
Excerpts From A Book I Will Never Write
Rachael Garland
Opening: November 25, 2020
Viewing: November 25, 2020 until December 5, 2020
In this short story I write the truth and I write lies. Characters are interchangeable
Coming Soon
Return to the Garden
Amy Blackburn
Opening: December 9 5:30 pm
Viewing: December 9, 2020 until December 19, 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
Opening: December 9 5:30 pm
Viewing: December 9, 2020 until December 19, 2020
An eclectic assortment of botanical artworks by 12 New Zealand artists
It was a Colourless Time
Christina McGillan
Opening: December 9 5:30 pm
Viewing: December 9, 2020 until December 19, 2020
Small oil paintings exploring colour, line and space.
Past Exhibitions
Christmas & Relocation Break –
December 2019
Beneath perception: a contemplative experience of unseen forms – George Agius & Sophia Feldberg
December 2019
Hard and Soft – Mary Ellen Childers
December 2019
The Storm – Judy McIntyre & Dr. Karen Seccombe
November 2019
‘When the shelter is sure the storm is good’ -Henri Bosco.
Panic! at the Studio. – Patrick Cush
November 2019
New works
Ova – Leigh Anderton-Hall
November 2019
New work exploring and playing with repeated ovals and ovoids in clay and wool.
KALAHARI – Sandy de Kock
November 2019
Tswana for Kgalagadi,(in the San language) “The Waterless Place” 9000kmsq of vast area covered by red sands bordering Botswana, Namibia and South Africa.
Believing Is A Beautiful Thing – Carmen Simmonds
November 2019
Cast glass and mixed media sculptures celebrating the beauty in imagination.
Animistic Object – Keiran Donnelly
November 2019
In many ancient spiritual traditions It is believed that some objects hold a conscious essence of their own
Facsimile. – Justin Hughes
October 2019
Portraiture endeavours to capture the likeness of an individual, but through this process what is gained and what is lost is not always clear.
A dog walks – Mark Antony Smith & Craig Williams
October 2019
New paintings & ceramics
Salt of Saturn – Ksenia Korniewska (Ukraine) & Neddal Ayyad
October 2019
A series of alien hieratic works inspired by alchemy, lichenology and medieval iconography.
Blue Nights – Alice Fennessy
October 2019
A body of work exploring an experience of new motherhood through drawing, painting and cyanotype.
Newton’s Laws – Rachael Garland
October 2019
Newton’s three laws of motion may be stated as follows: Every object in a state of uniform motion will remain in that state of motion unless an external force acts on it; Force equals mass times acceleration; For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
Domiciliary – Janeen Page
October 2019
A sedimentary palette of Taranaki earth, rock and ash on domestic stoneware. Of my home to yours
I seen the little lamp – Tanya Hayton
September 2019
Works inspired by the short stories of Katherine Mansfield.
TEXTING – Catherine Macdonald, Jo Giddens & MB Stoneman
September 2019
The development of the printing press revolutionised how information was disseminated, it became the property of the people, An exhibition by 3 women printmakers Catherine Macdonald, Jo Giddens & MB Stoneman.
Reclamation – Nicola Gregory
September 2019
Mixed media dolls and miniature paintings, inspired by the fairy tale Vasalisa, exploring the reclamation of feminine intuition.
What are you afraid of? – Samantha Matthews
September 2019
New observations challenging a photographer’s point of view, agency of subject and boundaries of practice.
The Flora Series – Richard Wotton
September 2019
These images capture the sometimes unnoticed beauty in plants, both garden-picked and found.