The gallery is proud to present the Small Sculpture Prize 2018 in association with Bayleys Waiheke and Te Motu Vineyard. This is a National Award for an original free-standing or wall sculpture up to 800mm in any dimension. The selector and judge is Matthew Von Sturmer. It has a Premier Prize of $3000 and a Merit Prize of $1000. The Winner of the Premier Prize: Motoko Watanabe for her work: 'Untitled'. Motoko describes "..This work emerged from an image I’ve had ...
Norfolk Island artists Tracey Yager and Sue Draper exhibit artworks inspired by found objects patinated by age and the environment.
Ceramicist Brendan Adams presents an intriguing 100 Days of Cups in the Annex Gallery.
Jostle 2018, our annual extravaganza of Small Things is coming up fast! This ever popular exhibition features works from established artists to new comers and emerging artists. It is a colourful collection of pieces no bigger than 250mm x 250mm. Two dimensional and three dimensional works are welcomed and anyone can submit up to four works by filling out an entry form. Entry fee for up to 4 works is $20 ($15 for members). Download the Entry Form HERE Note: Works must ...
Waiheke artist Daisy Solomon presents a new suite of works in the Small Gallery.
Open Studios - Creative Spaces - Gallery Events - Demonstrations Open Studios Meet artists in their studios and explore the islands art scene. Over 33 Studios will be open this weekend. Painting, jewellery, ceramics, wood carving, photography, tea tasting, bespoke shoe making, music and more. Demonstrations In gallery demonstrations include Alembics with Jill Mulvaney, (Sat morning) Play with Clay with Jude Rae (Sat. Afternoon) Big Smoke cigarbox Guitars with Donal Buckley (time to be confirmed ) Sunday Creative Courtyard at Artworks 11 - 4 Over ...
The annual Members Show celebrating the creative and imaginative talents of the gallery membership. Always diverse and colourful this is a great exhibition not to be missed!
The gallery is very proud to exhibit Waiheke High School Students presenting their NCEA Art boards. Visit this page again soon for more information and images.
Twenty Waiheke High School students are paired with twenty established artists to create new works for Matariki 2018. The High School students will then work with tamariki from the primary schools to inspire and coordinate collective works as part of the exhibition. Visit this page again soon for more information and images.
