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COVID-19 Gallery Update
Welcome Back! - We are Open 10 - 4 everyday
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COVID-19 Gallery Update
Welcome Back! - We are Open 10 - 4 everyday
The Small Sculpture Prize is a National Award for an original free-standing or wall sculpture up to 800mm in any direction and has a Premier prize of $3000 Proudly sponsored by Perpetual Guardian and in association with Te Motu, the Small Sculpture Prize is presented by the Waiheke Community Art Gallery. FinalistsThe following are the finalists selected by Len Bell, Associate Professor, Art History University of Auckland and visual arts writer. We are planning an Award Ceremony on the last weekend of the ...
Di West presents a delightful exhibition of wild and not so wild friends of hers. Come and see the exhibition in the Small Gallery now we're open at Level 2! Artist's Statement "..This unique exhibition is the culmination of many years of fascination with the passive expression, hence my intrigue with face to face portraits. I enjoy creating artworks where the viewer is fully engaged and can create a narrative of their own. These paintings are all portraits with ideally, a ‘resting face’. What do the ...
Waiheke Artists will be showing in the 'Annex' gallery and to you at home and now at Level 2, back here in the gallery. We will be bringing you an everchanging exhibition with more works and artist details during the online exhibition and in the Annex over the next few months. All works are available to purchase and contactless collection or delivery can be arranged. Please feel free to contact us on info@waihekeartgallery.org.nz
Te Manawa Ora o Papatuanuku - Hope for Papatuanuku is the theme for this year's Matariki exhibition, curated by Jeanine Clarkin. This exhibition is a part of ongoing E Tipu e Rea programme where young Waiheke rangatahi are mentored by senior artists and produce works for exhibition. Visit this page again soon for updated information and images. Proudly supported by the Waiheke Local Board
A unique collection of colour photographs that show China at a time when it was largely unknown to Western visitors and media. Also, there will be a special screening of 'Gung Ho' at the Waiheke Cinema on Sunday 5 July at 4:30. This 50 minute documentary hosted by Geoff Stevens, looks at China during the time of Rewi Alley's life there. $15 per person. Numbers are strictly limited due to Covid19 regulations so don't miss out, book online here.