“Untethered…you brave and glorious thing”. At its heart, this new work responds to the strong, glorious and resilient flower, it’s beauty, strength, fragility and eventual fading, a reflection to the...

We are proud to present a new upcoming collection by Sharon Duymel. Of Flesh and Fracture confronts the tension between the need for closeness and the terror of its loss. It...

Opening: Wednesday 1st of October 5:00 PMFloor Talk: 5:30 PMLocation: The Frame Gallery - 182 Jervois Road, Herne Bay THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS brings together two distinct yet complementary voices...

TENSIONS AND TENDERNESS brings together three artists whose practices weave personal narratives of memory, emotion, and lived experience. Through painting and sculptural form, the exhibition explores how personal and imagined...

We are delighted to show a new collection of original paintings by artist Tom Armstrong. Based in Hawkes Bay and still kicking, Tom prefers to let the work do the talking. “I...

FACE FORWARD is a dynamic group exhibition that explores the evolving language of portraiture in contemporary art. Featuring a diverse selection of artists from around New Zealand, this exhibition brings...

"In my work I take a closer look at the threads that weave together our everyday lives - the simple rituals, relationships, and histories that quietly shape who we are....

We are delighted to present an exclusive exhibition of rare limited edition prints by Michael Smither, one of New Zealand's most successful and revered artists. With a career spanning several...

The NEW COLLECTORS GROUP SHOW invites a new generation into the exciting world of art collecting featuring a dynamic selection of works by both emerging and established artists.  The show...

Many small steps lead to greater strides. In NOWHERE TO HIDE, Nathan Ingram celebrates the duality of process and chance, exploration through repetition that allows for new outcomes, some calculated,...

Describing her artistic process as one that "drifts me into thought-intuitive consciousness", Kate taps into an awareness that allows her to "interpret these thoughts with abstraction while striving on the surface...

Mā te huruhuru, ka rere te manu  Adorn the bird with feathers so it can fly  A tale, a whim, a muse, melds the practices of Charlotte Robertson and Yvonne Abercrombie.  Symbolic...