Bone Buddies
Bone Buddies Bill Hammond 2015, acrylic on canvas 525 x 525mm SOLD
New Work
Strap Buddies at the Bone Shop 2
Strap Buddies at the Bone Shop 2 Bill Hammond 2015, acrylic on canvas 645 x 545mm SOLD
W.D. Hammond – ‘Strap Buddy at the Bone Shop’ – 14 July-1 August, 2015
Earlier this year Bill Hammond broke the little finger on his right hand and at hospital they strapped the broken finger to the one next to it. That finger, the companion, they called the ‘strap buddy’ and ‘bone shop’ is a colloquial term for the orthopaedic department at the hospital.
Aiko Robinson – Head over Heels – 23 June-11 July, 2015
An exhibition of woodcuts, wooden screens and watercolours inspired by traditional Japanese ‘shunga’. Christchurch based, of Japanese / New Zealand heritage, Aiko Robinson is a recent graduate of Elam School of Fine Art, Auckland. This is her first one-person exhibition. WARNING: this exhibition contains sexually explicit imagery AIKO ROBINSON – HEAD OVER HEELS by Jane Bowman The basic… View more
Andrew Ross : photographs 26 May-20 June, 2015
‘Craig’s Place, Otaki’ and ‘Three Views from Mataura’ These six photographs come from two series, one interior, one exterior. Both exhibit a fine sense of detail and luxurious tonal range. Aside from the intriguing subject matter there is a compositional tightness to Andrew Ross’s photographs which makes satisfying viewing especially on the book-plate scale he has… View more
WILLOW – Nigel Buxton – 26 May-20 June, 2015
I first drew willows 30 years ago. Planted as shade trees by the early settler farmers in an otherwise treeless and harsh environment they developed and grew into gnarled monsters, breaking themselves under the strain of their own weight and fierce storms. They were close to the cottage and a quick walk away. Armed with easel,… View more
CROSSINGS – Philippa Blair – 14 April-9 May, 2015
Philippa Blair – CROSSINGS by Marian Maguire For lots of reasons it isn’t the done thing to write about art from a personal perspective and I understand why. A writer’s feelings/responses may have nothing whatsoever to do with the artist’s intentions – they can be way off track. Yet I’m tempted to follow a track…. View more
LAUNCH – 9 March to 11 April, 2015
We are delighted to present this strong, poetic, playful, gutsy and humane exhibition as we re-launch the gallery, post earthquake repairs/renovations, and wish to thank the artists for their involvement and stellar contributions. more about LAUNCH Exhibition dates: 10 March – 11 April PG gallery192 hours: Tues-Friday… View more