Now Showing
Cause and Distance
Kim Gunter
Opening: April 17, 2024
Viewing: April 17, 2024 until April 27, 2024
Journeys
Rob Barrington
Opening: April 17, 2024
Viewing: April 17, 2024 until April 27, 2024
Location and lifestyle changes have bought these artworks together as I relocate my focus from the city to our new home in Taranaki.
Back to the region of land and sea, has opened doors into rooms of new ideas and old techniques.
A sense of homecoming like the native birds that surround the areas I paint. They are like street signs that subconsciously name the location.
Like an old song.
Precious
Judy McIntyre
Opening: April 17, 2024
Viewing: April 17, 2024 until April 27, 2024
“Life doesn’t last: art doesn’t last” – Eva Hesse
Coming Soon
WONDER | WANDER
Kat Crosse
Opening: May 1 5:30 pm
Viewing: May 1, 2024 until May 11, 2024
A mixed-media celebration of landscape and fauna.
The Near And Far
Polly Cleverley
Opening: May 1 5:30 pm
Viewing: May 1, 2024 until May 11, 2024
Abstracted atmospheric images to draw you into the quiet spaces from half-forgotten homelands.
my congregation
Paula Clare King
Opening: May 15 5:30 pm
Viewing: May 15, 2024 until May 25, 2024
A selection of works that explore dream, memory and change through the coming together of materials.
Haunts
Rowan Love
Opening: May 15 5:30 pm
Viewing: May 15, 2024 until May 25, 2024
A reflection on urban decay
Past Exhibitions
money trees – Siobhan Wooding
May 2023
Always betting on the prosperity of the future.
The Enchanted Garden – Emma Cunningham
May 2023
Selected works from New York Fashion Week
Lighten Up – Elaine Mayer
April 2023
Drawings by Elaine Mayer.
Have a Little Faith –
April 2023
Local & national artists respond to the line ‘Have a Little Faith’. Learn what it means to them in their life and practice during modern times.
The Stations of the Cross – Graham Hall
April 2023
Born out of widespread devotion to the passion of Christ in the 12th and 13th centuries, the Stations of the Cross, as a devotion, did not begin to develop until the Franciscans were granted custody of Christian sites in Jerusalem in 1342. The Via Dolorosa or the Way of sorrows was identified, which imitates the path Jesus walked to Mt Calvary.
Stream – Patrick Gregg
April 2023
A series of recent works inspired by the Artist’s immediate natural environment.
Garden Rapture – Amy Blackburn
March 2023
To be uplifted and carried away.
This exhibition is proud to be participating in Artists Open Studios!
Drawing My Think – Judy McIntyre
March 2023
Drawing is my comfort zone.
A place where I explore ideas of materiality, temporality, and mark-making.
The process walks the line of chaos and control to produce a drawing that is less of an illustration but something to enter and experience, using the materials themselves and the application of the materials.
This exhibition is proud to be participating in Artists Open Studios!
Morphosis – MB Stoneman
March 2023
Infused by science, art history and symbolism, this series depicts silhouettes roiling with forms of nature.
This exhibition is proud to be participating in Artists Open Studios!
Black Mark – Chris Lambert
March 2023
Male psychology takes the form of charred, rhythmic chaos. Weathered, torn, impulsive, Instinctual and deluded.
Shadow of a doubt – Adele Dubarry
March 2023
A retrospective exhibition of works of paper & canvas.
Still Singing – Polly Cleverley
February 2023
Standing in my own Light – e tū ana i tōku ake marama: 10 years of WAI – the Women’s Art Initiative – Selected WAI Collective artists: Catherine Daniels, Louisa Molly Annabell, Katie Cuttance, Cheleigh Dunkerton, Keli.j, #kpm©
February 2023
This exhibition offers a selection of works from the substantial WAI 10 year exhibition recently held at Te Manawa Art Gallery. The works are a celebration of endurance, defiance, resistance, and dignity, asking the visitor to question their own perspectives on violence in our society.
re·claim – Laura Buchanan
February 2023
rescue · recycle · restore · reform · rest
From Eltham – Dan Mills
February 2023
Paintings from the last couple of mad years.
23 – Jo Giddens, Carmen Simmonds, Adele Dubarry, Michael Haggie, Cat Sleyer, Rita Dibert, Siobhan Wooding, Leonie Sharp, Tanya Hayton, Rowan Love, Katherine Claypole, Rachael Garland, Frances Stachl, Laura Papple, Kate Sione, Timon Maxey, Ivan Vostinar, Catherine Macdonald, Elaine Mayer, Stacey Hildreth, Christina McGillan, Kate Cregoe + The Black Pixie
February 2023
23 artworks, by 23 local artists, to celebrate our new year – 2023!
The Depth of Shine – Sandy de Kock
February 2023
“Darkness under light
defines the contours of water
and land deepens shine”