Current Exhibitions
Aesthete Gallery
Richard Boyd Dunlop: DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)
Born in Auckland in 1973, Richard began painting whilst in his mid teens and is self taught as an artist. Having travelled extensively throughout the Pacific Islands, Australia, Europe and North Africa, Richard’s art reflects many influences from around the world and has seen him develop a very individual style of painting. This latest exhibition, entitled DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid), features five large scale acrylic paintings that resonate with individual and expressive colour combinations and symbolism. These works remind us that we are all part of the symbiosis of the planet and evoke a sense of collective responsibility to the earth and to each other.
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DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) |
Open until 7.30pm, Late Night Art night - 9 July, 2009.
next exhibition:
Andreon Gallery
Paul Bielski
As far as this exhibit goes, Colours of the Wind is an extension on previous works incorporating a concentration on the use of colour and typical use of graphic line and form with an organic reference to nature and my past experiences.
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ARTIS Gallery
Neil Miller: I'm Never Going Back to my Old School
17 June - 12 July, 2009
Neil Miller’s sculptural practice is informed by the Constructivist movement, which originated in Russia in the early 20th century.The title of Neil Miller’s latest exhibition, I’m Never Going Back to My Old School, signals a shift from constructions in steel to working with bronze, as well as the growth and development of Miller’s artistic oeuvre. It is a curious title, as it speaks of growing-up and maturing, while using a slightly anarchistic tone. Exhibition Preview
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Strike 2 |
Open until 7.30pm, Late Night Art night - 9 July, 2009.
next exhibition:
Bath Street Gallery
Harvey Benge: Big Work, Small Works.
3 - 20 June, 2009
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essenze
SeaT
now showing
SeaT is the initiative of internationally renowned designer David Trubridge, and is commercially curated by Clare Mora, founder and managing director of essenze. The collection is a collaborative involving 9 New Zealand designers and is a commercial initiative with the aim of taking the experience of eating by the sea - an inherently New Zealand ideal, to the world and changing design from a solitary process to a think tank. Drawing on David and Clare's expertise, and working with designers in the mediums of glass, ceramics, metal, textile and wood, a collection of objects has sprung, formed and inspired by sharing food by the sea.
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Open until 7.30pm, Late Night Art night - 9 July, 2009.
next exhibition:
International Art Centre
Henryk Szydlowski: Fantasy Surrealism
International Art Centre celebrates fifteen years as Henryk Szydlowski's New Zealand dealers with an exhibition of excellence. Over the past 30 years, the works of this Polish born, Australian-based artist have attracted international recognition and acclaim. Today, more than ever, the inherent beauty and joy of Szydlowski's Fantasy Surrealism (a term used by the artist to describe his work) finds relevance. Szydlowski is a master storyteller, gilding his poetically titled paintings with gold, silver and vibrant colour, he uses the canvas as his page. Exhibition preview
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Moonlight Tree in the Birds Paradise |
Open until 7.30pm, Late Night Art night - 9 July, 2009.
next exhibition: Winter Salon. 6 - 17 August, 2009
next auction: Important, Early & Rare. New Zealand Heritage Art & others 6:30 pm Tuesday 28 July, 2009
Jonathan Grant Galleries
Autumn Exhibition
An exhibition of British and Continental paintings. Artists include George Haite, Herman ten Kate, Henry Stannard and Harry Johnson; a fine nude by Ken Howard R.A., and a captivating portrait of the Maori warrior Te Aho by New Zealand artist Charles Goldie.
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George Charles Haite: |
Open until 7.30pm, Late Night Art night - 9 July, 2009.
next exhibition:
Pankhurst Studio Gallery
Current Work
The Pankhurst 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 |
Open until 7.30pm, Late Night Art night - 9 July, 2009.
Parnell Gallery
Dalene Meiring: Adored and Adorned.
23 June - 5 July, 2009
Serene....Moody....Sentimental: these are the emotions typically evoked by the work of this talented artist. Her female images continue to explore the relationships that bond women within their different environments and her love of landscape is expressed in the tranquil minimalism of her works.Exhibition Preview
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A Bunch For You |
Open until 7.30pm, Late Night Art night - 9 July, 2009.
next exhibition:
Sanderson Contemporary Art
John Oxborough: Reclining with Red
23 June - 12 July, 2009
John Oxborough’s painting practice is centred around his devout exploration of the human figure. His works are charged and expressive, generating a complex web of visual information from the mere suggestion of form. Preview Exhibition
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Three Figures |
Open until 7.30pm, Late Night Art night - 9 July, 2009.
next exhibition: Andrew Barns-Graham: Flush. 14 July - 2 August, 2009. Exhibition Preview
Warwick Henderson Gallery
Autumn Catalogue 2009
An Exhibition of Liam Barr, Colin McCahon, Simon Kaan, Nigel Brown, Philip Trusttum, Robyn Kahukiwa, Viky Garden, Trevor Moffitt, J. D. Perrett, Mark Wooller, Tyrone Layne, Philip Trusttum.
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Colin McCahon: Waterfall |
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