As a last little Christmas treat, we’d like to present our new publication, The Vernacularist – Number One: Vernacular Perspectives. This printed journal delves into the evolving vernacular identity of Aotearoa, New Zealand. This new, challenging and evocative publication features…
What another wonderful year at Devonstock! Despite the looming thunder storm, Windsor Reserve stayed sunny and warm all day. Petra Bullock, EXIT 420, Brendon Thomas Music, The Miltones, These Guys and Lightning On Me were all great. Thank you to everyone involved, especially Dave from Depot Sound…
Join us from 2pm this Saturday the 14th of December for three exhibition openings. They’re our last shows of 2013 before we close for Christmas at the end of next week, so don’t miss out! Featuring Robyn Gibson’s Hurry Slowly and…
In September we celebrated 120 years of women’s suffrage in New Zealand. Today is the anniversary of the first time women voted in the election held on 28 November 1893! Thanks to Ruth Coombes for providing the picture of women…
This year in Small Dog Gallery we will be celebrating Christmas with a member’s exhibition. The exhibition runs from the 7th – 19th of December and is open to all members to enter artworks. This is a great opportunity for…
Jared Nicholson is currently exhibiting his extensive Bonsai Tree collection in the Small Dog Gallery here at the Depot Artspace. “There are no borders in bonsai. The dove of peace flies to palace as to humble house, to young as…
Aaron Thompson’s Waste Not is an exhibition of redesigned furniture with an ecocentric conscience. Aaron takes furniture from yesteryear and redesigns its detailing and finish to a modern aesthetic. He reuses materials and employs processes that are environmentally sound. Each piece…
The Depot Artspace would like to congratulate the finalists and winners of the Wallace Art Awards, one of the most prestigious awards in New Zealand. A total of 475 entries were submitted for the Awards this year with 83 works in…
If you missed out on the book launch for In Search of the Vernacular you can now watch it online! Copies of the stunning publication are available for $40 from the Depot Artspace.
Friends of the Depot Artspace Julie Mulcahy and Debbie Knowles have published an insightful new text. The book is a collection of eight stories about how real people coped with suicide, brain injury, dyslexia, alcoholism, sexual abuse, racism, teen parenting,…
