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18 Feb – 14 March: Katharina Jaeger – Carapace installation & drawings OPENING: Tues 18 Feb, 5,30pm 18 March – 11 April: Janna van Hasselt – Flop on Pop – new ceramics Thomas Hancock – Mass in Flux – new paintings OPENING: Tues 18 March, 5,30pm 15 – 26 April: Autumn Selection 29 April –… View more
It is with great sadness that we share the news our dear friend and fellow artist Philippa Blair has left us. It has been an honour to exhibit her work and work with her over the years. Philippa was fearless in her painting, honest in her vision and generous in her spirit. She attended Ilam… View more
Julia Holden, Janna van Hasselt & Stan Bowski named as Finalists for the Molly Morpeth Canaday Awards 2025. PG has been exhibiting Julia Holden for many years and we are thrilled to hear the announcement that ‘Intertrigo’, has been announced as a finalist work for the upcoming Molly Morpeth awards. This work is a collaborative… View more
Happy belated New Year from Marian, Nigel and Polly at PG gallery192! We hope you all had a lovely break over the holiday period. We have officially opened the doors at PG, and are back to our normal hours: Tues – Friday: 10.30 – 5pm Saturday: 10.30 – 3pm We are looking forward to a… View more
Look Out is an artistic collaboration that celebrates the sublimity of New Zealand’s Southern Alps by two well-known New Zealand artists. Two friends, painter Euan Macleod and photographer Craig Potton, are both drawn to the high mountains around Aoraki/Mt Cook in the central core of the Southern Alps of New Zealand. On trips together, Euan… View more
A must see in person! Scaffold An Installation by Katharina Jaeger Scaffold by Katharina Jaeger is currently viewable at 12 Oxford Street, Ōhinehou Lyttelton. (Enter via Donald Street at the rear, opposite the Stables). Last days this weekend Friday 29/11, Saturday 30/11 & Sunday 1/12 11am – 4pm Katharina Jaeger will be exhibiting with us… View more
Grant Banbury reviews Rebecca Harris’ exhibition ‘Sprinkled‘ in the latest #192 Summer 2024-24 issue. “Sprinkled is two fold. Seven poetic scenes (visions?) reside alongside a series of cheerful slip-cast porcelain bowls. Several are heavily sculpted with decoration in a welcome re-awakening of the artist’s earlier involvement with clay. Both the paintings and ceramics mischievously bounce… View more
Toro 1 Nov – 1 Dec 2024 Ashburton Art Gallery Jenna Packer’s work looks to the various structures that shape the lives of people – social, political, religious and economic – and the tension that occurs within or between them. In this exhibition she looks back at over a decade of utilising the bull… View more
‘Nothing about us without us’, a powerful exhibition marking 75 years of IHC (1949-2024). Curated by Ōtautahi Christchurch-based photographer Bridgit Anderson, this exhibition interweaves photographic portraits, still life images, archival material and text to tell the story of IHC’s journey. It reflects on our work for the rights and inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities… View more
Join us for a talk with Barbara Boekelman where she will discuss the tension between figuration and abstraction in her current exhibition So to Speak. Hear how these large expressive paintings develop through layers of drawn and painted marks and about the pivotal role of subject in her practice. ARTIST TALK : Thurs 14 Nov,… View more
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