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Tree huts in my twenties
Siobhan Wooding
Opening: June 29 5:30 pm
Viewing: June 29, 2022 until July 9, 2022
A collection of paintings which search for the perfect hideaway amongst the flawed and fun moments of my twenties.

Colour Rupture
Z, Mike Stone, Jessica Galias, Mica Kerridge
Opening: June 29 5:30 pm
Viewing: June 29, 2022 until July 9, 2022
“The created order is everywhere punched and torn open by ellipses, drifts, and leaks of meaning: it is a sieve-order.”
— Michel de Certeau
Past Exhibitions

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.

Interiors – Susan Dryden & Rose McLeod
April 2021
An exploration seeking clarity in the midst of chaos and complexity using paint and colour.

Homes for Servicemen – Patrick Mckenna
April 2021
A curated selection of high quality reproduction prints of Architectural Drawings & Plans from the 1948 Rehabilitation Housing Plan Service (Expandable Housing or State Housing)
The original plans have been a recent and topical discovery made by Local Business man Patrick Mckenna of ‘Patrick’s Bookstore’
With thanks, we acknowledge sponsorship by Harcourts Whanganui to make this exhibition come to life.

Getting Closer – Sarah McDowell
April 2021
A tenderness toward unpredictable encounters represented in drawing, painting and sculpture.

in stillness – Mayumi Sherburn
March 2021
contemplative work on paper and threads

Eclectic – David Rimmer
March 2021
An eclectic mix of paintings and boards that could be best described as strange and unusual to say the very least.

Han Made Ceramics – Hannah Frances Blackburn
March 2021
The debut launch of Han Made Ceramics celebrating a unique collection of wheel thrown pottery.

Legs, Pegs & Scrambled Eggs – Jamie Mackman
March 2021

Trains, Boats and Planes – Michael Haggie
March 2021
These paintings celebrate the period of travel in New Zealand during the 1960-1970s era. They are unashamedly nostalgic and colourful. A world that has virtually disappeared into our collective memory.

Day Tripper – Glen Hutchins
March 2021
Sometimes you might see parts, shadows or hints of what was there, sometimes it will be gone completely.

Born to Create – Lucie Blaze
February 2021
An inspirational series of artworks on skateboards celebrating heroines from all around the world. Women from the past and present that are currently shifting the paradigm from being the “others” to powerful agents of change.

75 Years in the Making – Rita Dibert
February 2021
Celebrate with us the life and achievements of this much loved local artist. 75 Years in the Making is a snapshot of artistic involvement from 1970’s to just yesterday; mediums include painting, photography, drawing & printmaking.

Horizon – Kylie Wardlaw
February 2021
Colour, texture, gesture and painterly expression collide in landscape form.

Counting Heads – Leigh Anderton-Hall
February 2021
Silhouette heads become silent unseeing observers; these sightless Guardians seek out the invisible virus and unknown future.

Love Lies Bleeding – Katherine Claypole & MB Stoneman
February 2021
Explorations of our curious relationships with plants.