This exhibition explores the three-maunga island chain of the Devonport peninsula, linked by jewel-like gardens, as a reinterpretation and homage to Pat Hanly's early-1970s Inside the Garden series.
As part of Inkpressions (2 April – 28 April 2026), Ana Ferrari will lead an evening workshop in the DEPOT Lounge on 22 April.
“Common Matter” follows cycles of making, unmaking, and remaking. Egg trays molded from waste and shaped entirely by use look the same everywhere, belong to no one, and move through global systems in quiet sameness. In the gallery, they are stacked, clustered, and reconfigured into temporary structures.
Presented by Resale Royalties Aotearoa, please join us to hear more about Resale Royalties for Visual Artists and what this means for artists and their successors. If you have questions about how and when you might receive a royalty for your resold artwork, whether your type of artwork qualifies, or have been unsure about the registration process, this session is for you.
Material World is a meditation on perception, transformation, and place. In this body of work, Chris Melville photographs everyday textiles such as linen, cotton, denim, and sheer fabrics using long exposures and natural light. What initially appears as vast landscapes, shifting tides, or drifting mist is revealed as fabric in motion, observed up close and slowed down through time. Familiar materials become expansive and atmospheric, inviting viewers to reconsider what they are seeing.
To help celebrate NZ Music Month the New Zealand String Quartet, French-Kiwi fusion Café Chateaubriant and Toi Toi wines have partnered to bring you a divine evening of art, music and cuisine.
These classes are about exploring the joy and potential of paint with a specific focus on the importance of colour. Katie will set new challenges each week including working from still lives through to creating abstract mark making.
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