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21 July – 14 Aug: Euan Macleod – Fool on a Hill OPENING: Tues 21 July, 5.30pm ARTIST TALK: Wed 22 July, 12noon 18 Aug – 11 Sept: Chris Pole – Aro o Te Kinga Stefan Roberts – Undivided Attention OPENING: Tues 18 Aug, 5.30pm ARTIST TALK: Sat 29 Aug, 11am 15 Sept –… View more
Saturday 29 August at 11am Join us to hear Chris Pole and Stefan Roberts individually discuss their practices and exhibitions. Chris Pole – Aro o Te Kinga Stefan Roberts – Undivided Attention
A new major Terry Stringer book comes out in September! New Stock works available in our Christmas Exhibition. Read more in the latest Art New Zealand publication
Darryn George new light box installation Te Pae, Convention Centre, Christchurch These Tribute paintings draw their inspiration from Tukutuku patterns, particularly the Poutama (Stairway to Heaven) design. These works here are named after the first Māori to embrace Christianity. They were involved in the bringing together of Māori and Pākehā that occurred through the gospel… View more
Join us on Wednesday 22 July at 12pm midday to hear artist Euan Macleod discuss his exhibition ‘Fool on a Hill’
Join us at 11am this Saturday to hear current exhibiting artist Kristin Hollis talk about her show BACKTRACK
. Join us on Saturday 6 June at 11am to hear artist Marian Maguire discuss her current exhibition Tudor Hearth, Elizabeth I, history and how the new images relate to the Enlightenment Project and earlier narrative fireplaces.
NOCTURNE – Ashburton Art Gallery Current exhibiting artist Charrette van Eekelen also has works currently on show in Ashburton in her exhibition Nocturne alongside Kara Burrowes. Both Ōtautahi Christchurch-based artists exploring night as a psychologically charged space where memory, emotion, uncertainty and yearning provide productive grounds for artmaking. Applying variations in scale, the works take in expansive night skies,… View more
ARTIST TALK with Charrette van Eekelen – Sat 9 May, 11am Join us to hear Charrette van Eekelen discuss the impulse and method behind her exhibition of fabric paintings in which stitches draw lines, persuasively describing objects and scenes with care and tactility. We will also wander through to view and discuss Tom Field’s exhibition of large semi-abstract… View more
Warren Feeney lists Charrette van Eekelen’s exhibition ‘Acts of Love’ as one not to miss this April! Charrette van Eekelen’s works with textiles and embroidery, and as such brings a distinct and welcome approach to painting, combining painted fabrics with freehand embroider. Her stitches serve multiple roles resembling pencil marks, and allow her to guide… View more