In her first return to Auckland for some years RHONDDA GREIG presents important works that contemplate two central features of contemporary society: the absence of...

Biophilia is our intuitive attraction to nature. Monet was far from alone in his fascination with the horticultural world. From moody Dutch still lifes to more...

Huysmans, Merkens, Blewden and guest artist Prue MacDougall Urbanism features Huysmans’ look at urban environments exploring the ‘aesthetic of neglect.’ “My paintings capture feelings of...

LOCUS - refers to a central place where something happens or is found, a site or location. Railway Street gallery will host the second show...

Kathryn Carter's 0ctober show Archipelago explores the rich landscapes of our islands and Northland sea coast and beaches. A great fresh show with paintings small...

After more than 10 years of painting, Auckland artist Tina Frantzen still finds that each new painting she creates presents a different set of challenges,...

Emmerson has been working on his first art exhibition in 17 years. His background is in fine arts, but he has been busy carving out...

Explore INK, an exhibition that promises intrigue, intensity, fluidity, and a sensory experience of surface and space. Leading printmaker artist, educator and master of imagination,...

The themes of art are usually consistent. They are always about translations and relationships. That is to say, the artist investigates the notion of self...