Current Exhibitions
Aesthete Gallery
Christina Conrad: The Eternal Stare - Masks and Icons
2 - 23 September Opening night from 5:30pm
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Andreon Gallery
Marc Dyer
29 July - 23 August
Mark has been interested in art from early childhood. His work is message originated and he is primarily interested in matters of the heart and human responses to unseen things.
Mark’s training is in construction, interior design, Dip. Min. in Theology and Visual Arts certificate from Elam Art School. His work has been sold to private collections here in New Zealand and overseas, and leased by AA Associates.
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ARTIS Gallery
Mervyn Williams: Round & Round
20 August - 14 September
Although best known as a painter, throughout his distinguished career Mervyn Williams’ artistic practice has also encompassed design, printmaking and sculpture. For his first solo exhibition since joining Artis Gallery, he is showing a selection of paintings from his most recent series, ‘Round and Round’.
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Sun God |
next exhibition:
Bath Street Gallery
Kathryn Stevens: Viewfinder and
Katie Thomas: Between the Lines
6 August - 6 September
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Kathryn Stevens - Flex |
essenze
David Trubridge: Spiral Islands
19 August -
The New Zealand-first launch of Spiral Islands, as recently seen in design shows in Milan and New York. Trubridge reincarnates natural forms as light fixtures, 'Cloud lights' and seating, 'Island seats'. He explores the use of the spiral shape, which is related to the koru spiral. The exhibition also features a David Trubridge prototype showcase, with many never-before-seen lights, furniture and accessories on display and for purchase. The exhibition runs through to the end of September.
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Spiral Islands |
next exhibition:
Ferner Galleries
Revelations: Kura Te Waru Rewiri and Tracey Tawhiao celebrate Matariki
15- 27 July
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Tracey Tawhiao - Out of the cave 9 |
next exhibition:
International Art Centre
Group show: Annual Winter Salon
21 - 31 August
Features over 60 new works by seven outstanding artists:
Eugenea, Michael Blow, Colette Cheyne, Ian Hamlin, Don Packwood, Bruce Treloar and Henryk Szydlowski. Exhibition Preview
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Eugenea - Black Swan |
next exhibition:
Jonathan Grant Galleries
Peter O'Hagan: An Exhibition of Paintings
8 - 29 August
Peter O’Hagan, the first New Zealand artist to be awarded ‘artist-in-residence’ at Veuve Clicquot’s historic Manoir de Verzy near Reims, has recently been travelling in France, painting beautiful scenes as he discovers them. Whilst artists traditionally scrimp and save to establish their art career, luxury is the only way O’Hagan will travel, staying in luxury hotels in Paris and in the chateaux of his patrons, such as Veuve Clicquot and, more recently, the Count and Countess Dampierre’s Chateauu Chenay. Exhibition Preview.
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Dampierre go Vacation |
next exhibition:
Pankhurst Studio Gallery
Current Work
The Pamkhurst Studio Gallery celebrated its first year in Parnel, in July, with the addition of nine new paintings. Pankhurst’s paintings are realist and surrealist in style and have won him international recognition. The subjects of his distinctive original works reflect and return to his key life experiences – his country boyhood in Rapaura-Picton and Otago (landscapes), later years in Wellington (seascapes and urban images) and Auckland (interiors and still life work), where he also developed his silk screen original art work.
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About Time |
Parnell Gallery
Dalene Meiring: New Work
29 July – 10 August
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Sweetviolets |
next exhibition:
Sanderson Contemporary Art
Ray Haydon: Current and
Yoshiko Nakahara: New Work
26 August - 14 September
Ray Haydon’s exhibition Current showcases some of the most innovative and complex work the sculptor has produced to date. Incorporating new concepts in kinetic and stainless steel outdoor sculpture Current also features Haydon’s signature mahogany works.Exhibition Preview
Yoshiko Nakahara creates her intricate nature drawings with a 0.5mm black pen only. Because of this one can look through her artworks with a great sense of wonder. Detail is perfect. Lines and forms are flawless. Exhibition Preview
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Ray Haydon - Fluid 1.53 |
next exhibition:
Linda Holloway: Everything and No Thing
Opening: 16 September - 5 October
Warwick Henderson Gallery
Liam Barr: Grand-Land
10 - 27 September, opening night: 9 September from 6pm
Rozi Demant has caused no small amount of controversy and sensation by being
one of the few artists to experience 5 sell out shows in a succession since
her first solo show in 2002 at age 17. It has taken Demant almost 2 years
to complete the seven works which will be exhibited in California.
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Kehu |
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