Frame Gallery is delighted to introduce New Zealand ceramic artist Annette Bull to Auckland collectors for the first time. Her sculptural, Cubism-inspired vessels will be shown alongside Kirsten Lovelock's new exhibition, The Quiet Familiar, opening Thursday 23 July.

Kirsten Lovelock invites viewers into a dreamlike realm where humans and animals share a quiet presence. Rich with symbolism and emotion, the paintings evoke the feeling of a half-remembered dream, familiar, tender and deeply evocative. Exploring themes of connection, instinct and empathy, the series reflects on the unseen bonds that unite us.

We're delighted to present an upcoming pocket exhibition by Robyn Fleet. Through quiet, contemplative paintings of figures, animals, trees and shifting landscapes, Robyn explores perception, solitude and the spaces between memory and presence. Inviting slow looking and reflection, The Observer Observing considers what it means to notice, witness and be seen.

As part of our Pocket Exhibition series, Home.land by Aida Smith presents a focused body of work exploring the deep connection between people and place. Drawing on landscapes across New Zealand, Smith reflects on memory, belonging, and the lasting imprint of home through quietly evocative paintings rendered in her soft, restrained palette.

Summer Presentation brings together vibrant new works from Sean Beldon, Naomi Faifai, Robyn Fleet, James Watkins, Laurette Looker, Matt Sinclair, and Harriet Millar, two works per artist exploring colour, material, and the playful energy of summer.

MINI celebrates artworks at pocket-sized proportions, perfect for smaller spaces, shelf displays, or those corners that just need a little something. Featuring a stellar line-up of artists including Melanie Field,...

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

Sharon Duymel's first solo showcase with Frame Workshop & Gallery, opening 16 October 2025, a new body of large-scale oil paintings exploring intimacy, rupture, and the body as psychological landscape.

Through the Looking Glass brought together the bold resin works of Rachel Rush and the organic glass forms of Lauren Hunt's rippled glass series, an exhibition exploring reflection, distortion and unexpected beauty.

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...