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Chris Heaphy 1965 New Zealand born Chris Heaphy is of Maori and European descent. In 1991 he graduated from llam University School of Fine Art, Canterbury University, with a BFA in painting. Later, in 1998, he completed a MFA at RMIT University, Melbourne. Over the course of his career Heaphy has be...

Elliot ODonnell - Askew One New Zealand born graffiti artist Elliot ODonnell is widely known as Askew One. His creatively diverse career includes graffiti, graphic design, gallery installation, mural creations and video work. O'Donnell grew up in Tamaki Makaurau, Auckland with the cultural melting p...

Nathan Ingram Christchurch based, Nathan Ingram has a background in fashion and urban art. Following the 2011 Earthquakes Ingram achieved public recognition for his post-quake street interventions. Over the following years he has refined his art practice and currently paints on glass with refined wo...

Riduan Tomkins 1941 2009 British born Riduan Tomkins studied at the Royal college of Art, London in the 1960s and exhibited at the Whitechapel and Waddington Galleries. Art dealer Betty Parsons represented him in both London and New York. From 1985 1995 Tomkins was senior lecturer in painting at Ila...

Jess Johnson 1979 Jess Johnson is a New York-based New Zealand contemporary artist who works in drawing, installation, animation, and virtual reality. Her drawings depict alternative realms while her collaborations with Simon Ward and Andrew Clarke adapt the world of her drawings into video animatio...

Casey Jeffrey Casey Jeffery is a Melbourne based painter who completed her Bachelor of Fine Art (First Class Honours) at The Victorian College of the Arts in 2018. Jeffery has exhibited both locally and internationally. Work Dimensions: 400mm W x 500mm H Framing: Unframed

Joanna Margaret Paul 1945 2003 Paul grew up in Wellington before attending the University of Auckland where she gained a BA and a Diploma of Fine Arts. Her teachers at Elam included Colin McCahon and Greer Twiss, and amongst her fellow students were Christine Hellyar, Marte Szimay and Leon Narbev. S...

Olivia Spencer Bower (1905-82), was born in St Neots, Huntingdonshire, England, but emigrated to New Zealand with her family in 1920. Olivia, encouraged from her early years by her mother, painter Rosa Dixon, pursued her artistic career seriously throughout her life. She established her reputation a...

Peter Gouge 1984 Born in Auckland, but now living in Christchurch, Peter Gouge has a Master of Design from Unitec, Auckland and an MFA from the University of Florida. He has exhibited widely both in New Zealand, USA and Australia. In his works he uses many strong colours to create energy and texture...

Nigel Buxton Nigel Buxton was born in the U.K in 1951. He studied at the Byam Shaw School of Art in London. He married New Zealand artist Sally Hope in London returning to New Zealand with her in 1981. He has lived in Christchurch since and been an active member of the art scene including a period a...

Nigel Buxton Nigel Buxton was born in the U.K in 1951. He studied at the Byam Shaw School of Art in London. He married New Zealand artist Sally Hope in London returning to New Zealand with her in 1981. He has lived in Christchurch since and been an active member of the art scene including a period a...

Nigel Buxton Nigel Buxton was born in the U.K in 1951. He studied at the Byam Shaw School of Art in London. He married New Zealand artist Sally Hope in London returning to New Zealand with her in 1981. He has lived in Christchurch since and been an active member of the art scene including a period a...

Rata Lovell-Smith. ( nee Bird ) 1894 1969 Rata Lovell-Smith both studied and taught at Christchurch College School of Arts. The Canterbury landscape, and flora and fauna were regular subjects in her paintings. Her style was characterised by bold composition and the use of flat areas of colour and sh...

EYED-ENTITY by South Auckland-based artist and performer, Cypris Afakasi, was produced for the Vunilagi Vou exhibition project, Finding Emory: A Poster Show (2019). This poster is one of a series of seven original works inspired by the iconic aesthetic of Emory Douglas, former Minister of Culture fo...

A poster made whilst Vunilagi Vou was based in thuhu and artist-curator Ema Tavola begrudgingly encountered the Nixon Memorial on Great South Road multiple times a day. The poster was Initially designed as back-up work for the exhibition, Finding Emory A Poster Show but it wasnt needed. Ema Tavola w...

Original price was: $. $12 Current price is: $12. Before Vunilagi Vou, there was PIMPI. Whilst working as a public servant, PIMPI was born as an unfiltered alter ego publishing real talk art reviews that were generally outrageous. Originally a drawing a blog, PIMPI went on to be Pacific Island Management Production Ideas, a platform that evolved into Vunilagi Vou. 2 in stock (can be backordered

Original price was: $. $49 Current price is: $49. In this work, the central figure is a Fijian matakau a carved female ancestor figure, featuring tattooed hips, loins and mouth. It is from central Viti Levu, and is the property" of Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. The civavonovono (breastplate) fe...

One of two large-scale paintings produced for artist Vasemaca (Ema) Tavolas third solo exhibition, Backbone presented at Vunilagi Vou in April-May 2023. The work produced for Backbone was informed by what is commonly known as Lapita Pottery, a ceramic tradition that maps human migration and settleme...

#TeamMela was popularised on when the social network was in its prime as a space where indigenous networks, thought, scholarship, creativity, sexuality, insights, entrepreneurship, and just everyday lives were shared, discussed and celebrated. The hashtag #TeamPoly connected Polynesians all over the...

Phosphene (2023) is painting made for artist Vasemaca (Ema) Tavolas third solo exhibition, Backbone presented at Vunilagi Vou in April-May 2023. This body of work was informed by what is commonly known as Lapita Pottery, a ceramic tradition that maps human migration and settlement across the Oceania...

Grounded, Flux Faith (2022) was a series that artist, Vasemaca (Ema) Tavola, produced during the 2021 lockdowns to pay homage to the design and practice of tarot card reading. She says, I used tarot cards a lot during the pandemic. Theyve felt like a way to calm the chaos in this climate of constant...

Original price was: $. $99 Current price is: $99. The iconic Papua New Guinean bilum bag, hand-bag stylee Sourced from Port Moresby in 2019, this unique zipped bilum bag is hand-washable and made from synthetic wool. Stretchy and durable, it honours the classic and complex, distinctively Papua New Guinean design aesthetic unique mastered by Papua New Guinean women artists. 1 in stock

Original price was: $. $450 Current price is: $450. Marla (2021) is a painted study of the character Marla Singer played by Helena Bonham Carter in the 1999 film, Fight Club, directed by David Fincher and based on the novel by Chuck Palahniuk. This small-scale study reflects artist Niu Lemalus wider...

Original price was: $. $350 Current price is: $350. An exhibition print of Faith" by artist Vasemaca (Ema) Tavola, is one of three works from the Grounded, Flux Faith" series (2022) originally commissioned for Volumes: Bodies of Knowledge curated by Dr Torika Bolatagici for Community Reading Room, a...

Original price was: $. $350 Current price is: $350. Grounded, Flux Faith (2022) was a series that artist, Vasemaca (Ema) Tavola, produced during the 2021 lockdowns to pay homage to the design and practice of tarot card reading. She says, I used tarot cards a lot during the pandemic. Theyve felt like...

Original price was: $. $35 Current price is: $35. Tumblers hand-made in South Auckland by ceramic artists Aidan and Jo Raill, the mother-and-son duo behind Half Pint Pottery, an idyllic ceramic studio nestled in the Hunua Gorge. The glaze on these tumblers made by Aidan Raill is a deep olive green t...

These bags use a mass-produced canvas tote (made in India from 100% cotton) as a base, with a synthetic felt appliqud patch, and Paracord cross-body bag strap with cowrie shells, attached to snap-hook carabiners. Theyre a cute handbag scale, 25x26cm with a 5cm flat base. Hand-made in South Auckland ...

Give me a sign tara, the land of the brave, heartland South Auckland a time-space that has influenced artists, leaders, activists and change-makers for generations. Originally commissioned by Celebrate Aotearoa and laser cut by Ian Blackwell on the West Coast of Te Ika-a-Mui, Aotearoa. 16 in stock

Original price was: $. $35 Current price is: $35. Tumblers hand-made in South Auckland by ceramic artists Aidan and Jo Raill, the mother-and-son duo behind Half Pint Pottery, an idyllic ceramic studio nestled in the Hunua Gorge. The glaze on these tumblers made by Aidan Raill is a palette of ocean b...

Original price was: $. $49 Current price is: $49. Kaiviti and Vanua are terms in Fijian language related to the ways we connect, identify and ground ourselves as Fijians. Kaiviti refers to someone from Fiji, and Vanua is defined as interconnectedness inclusive of culture, chiefs, knowledge systems, ...

This work was made at Vunilagi Vou as a fast and intuitive one-day painting inspired by the Toit Te Tiriti nationwide activati0n on 30 May 2024. The Toit Te Tiriti movement and solidarity for this vital and urgent kaupapa inspired a powerful reflection on the ground stone of the structural violence ...

Traditionally made from either vau (dried wild hibiscus fibre) and masi (barkcloth), or fragrant fresh flowers and foliage, Fijian salusalu (customary garlands) are made and gifted to mark achievements, social bonds and milestones. They adorn the chest and shoulders, circling the head the most sacre...

Traditionally made from either vau (dried wild hibiscus fibre) and masi (barkcloth), or fragrant fresh flowers and foliage, Fijian salusalu (customary garlands) are made and gifted to mark achievements, social bonds and milestones. They adorn the chest and shoulders, circling the head the most sacre...

Textile studies on grief. Felt, ric-rac, 10oz canvas base, fabric stiffener glue nickel-coated kilt pin. Hand-made in South Auckland. Variable dimensions: - Felt: 100 x 55mm - Full length: 0mm

Textile studies on grief. Felt, ric-rac, 10oz canvas base, fabric stiffener glue nickel-coated kilt pin. Hand-made in South Auckland. Variable dimensions: - Felt: 100 x 55mm - Full length: 0mm

Textile studies on grief. Felt, ric-rac, 10oz canvas base, fabric stiffener glue nickel-coated kilt pin. Hand-made in South Auckland. Variable dimensions: - Felt: 100 x 55mm - Full length: 0mm

A-Grade Fijian pure waka is 100% ground Piper Methysticum root, grown in the northern region of Saqani, Vanua Levu, Fiji.

Produced for the Vunilagi Vou exhibition project, Finding Emory: A Poster Show (2019), this work is one of a series of seven original posters inspired by the iconic aesthetic of Emory Douglas, former Minister of Culture for the Black Panther Party. From the controversial trial of armed Police respon...

Original price was: $. $49 Current price is: $49. A special print edition of a stunning aerial photograph by tara-based artist Antonio Filipo. The work was made in 2020 from a drone flying above Ngti tara Park in tara, looking north to where the tara Creek joins with the Tmaki Estuary. The Tmaki Est...

Original price was: $. $49 Current price is: $49. In this digital collage, the central image is a re-assembled pot from the Lapita period, Oceanias first inhabitants. In the re-assembling of ceramic shards, found across the region, patterns and motifs are revealed, like the DNA of the visual vocabul...

Three-colour synthetic felt bunting with pom pom fringe on approximately 3m of cotton cord. Hand-made in South Auckland by Vasemaca Tavola. Inspired by Aotearoas political zeigeist, post 14 October 2023. Available on back-order

Decolonise every day, in every way Perfect for the office Or home The bedroom even A daily affirmation Made of synthetic felt and red ric-rac trim on approximately 3m of cotton cord, and inspired by the outcome of Aotearoas 2023 General Election, this bunting was therapeutically hand-made in South Auckland by Vasemaca Tavola. Available on back-order

Original price was: $. $49 Current price is: $49. The geometric pylon has been part of artist Vasemaca (Ema) Tavolas practice since she drew it for the first time upon moving to tara, South Auckland from Fiji in 2002. It has symbolised her ongoing critique of power, politics and South Auckland as a complex and charged portal to the Pacific. Big pylon energy kitchen edition 4 in stock

Textile studies on grief. Felt, ric-rac, 10oz canvas base, fabric stiffener glue nickel-coated kilt pin. Hand-made in South Auckland. Variable dimensions: - Felt: 103 x 52mm - Full length: 0mm

Mother Vaka (2019) is a work originally made by Auckland-based Smoan artist, Siliga David Setoga, for the Vunilagi Vou exhibition, Finding Emory A Poster Show (2019) inspired by Emory Douglas iconic aesthetic and important contribution to the art of revolution. This work looks at the doctrine of dis...

The illustration on this VV card represents the floor plan of Vunilagi Vou 2.0, built in 2020 as an effort to re-think exhibition making in the pandemic era. It shows the gallerys approach from the suburban driveway, down the side of the garage building, to the entrance of the space, set in a mature...

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Lorraine Rastorfer Lorraine Rastorfer gained a Master of Fine Arts (First Class Hons),1992, from Auckland University and has exhibited nationally and internationally since. She has won numerous awards and grants for her painting including CoCA/Anthony Harper National Contemporary Art Award, (2005), ...

1932 2018 Australian Willy Tjungurrayi is a highly regarded First Nation artist. He was born around 1932 at Patjantja, southwest of Lake Mackay in the Northern Territory. He was the son of Pulpapulpalnga Tjapaltjarri and had two brothers, Yala Yala Gibbs (founding member of the Papunya art movement ...

Misery (Tanja Thompson) Tanja Jade Mc Millan also known as Tanja Jade Thompson. 1982- Tanja Jade and Misery is an Australian born graffiti artist and painter of Tahitian and Chinese descent. She currently lives in Auckland, is very active in the alternative Auckland art scene regularly collaborating with other local artists. Work Dimensions: 290mm W x 385mm H Framed Dimensions: 365mm W x 470mm H

Tom Burnett 1958 Tom Burnett was born in London in 1958 while his New Zealand born artist parents were on their OE. The family returned to New Zealand while he was still a child. His parents encouraged his drawing and painting and at 18 he held his first exhibition in Auckland. Burnett has travelled...

Greg Straight Greg Straight graduated from Elam School of Fine Arts at Auckland University with a major in painting. He has worked as an illustrator and graphic designer both in New Zealand and the UK. His design clients have included many high profile New Zealand brands. In 2010 Straight produced a...

Matt Gauldie 1976 Multi-disciplinary artist Matt Gauldie lives on the Kapiti Coast, north of Wellington. Over the past twenty years his work has included sculpture, oil painting, print making and illustration. From 2004 2015 he held an official posting as an artist with the New Zealand Army. During ...

1975 Australian/NZ Daybill NZD A newly engaged couple have a breakdown in an isolated area and must seek shelter at the bizarre residence of Dr. Frank-n-Furter. This highly sought-after daybill is in unused condition, the only points of note being handling creases (worse around the lower fold line) ...

Ann Jane (Jenny) Wimperis 1844 1929 Jenny Wimperis was born in the UK and immigrated to New Zealand in 1880 to join her sister Susanna who was living with her family in Dunedin. Wimperiss father had been a drawing teacher and he encouraged her and her siblings to both draw and paint. She also studie...

Eileen Mayo DBE 1906 1994 Born in Norwich, England, Dame Eileen Mayo was recognised as an innovative artist and designer, working in many mediums. Influence from both her works and her teaching, was significant throughout Australasia. Mayo studied art in London at the Slade School, the Central Schoo...

Colin Luxton 1971 Born in Auckland Colin Luxton studied at Canterbury University School of Fine Arts before going on to complete a Masters of Fine Art at Massey University, Wellington in 2012. Luxton achieved fame in 1998 for being one of the youngest artists to win the premier New Zealand art award...

Roger Hickin Largely self-taught as an artist, Roger Hickin has created minimal, austere works, since the early 1980s. Mostly with, or painted on timber, which he describes as evidence of an often faltering belief in the capacity of the almost-nothing to embody the almost-everything, a makeshift app...

Hannah Kidd The appeal of Hannah's sculpture is, in the first instance, their familiarity. Kidd takes inspiration from everyday New Zealand life; working dogs, hanging washing, life at the beach. She crafts her work in her Methven studio welding iron and steel. Kidd's ability to get to the essence o...

The story of these beautiful works began in 2015 when a most extraordinary fundraising project was conceived. With no funds, permits, website or strategy, celebrated artist Max Gimblett threw his support into the creation and installation of thousands of these quatrefoils. Produced in only six weeks...

Gavin Chilcott (1950-) Auckland born artist Gavin Chilcott has worked in a variety of media over the years and explored many art forms. As well as painting, drawing and printmaking Chilcott has been involved in designs for furniture, rugs and ceramics. He enjoyed working in collaboration with other ...

Original price was: $. $39 Current price is: $39. The Struggle is a poster work made by artist-curator, Ema Tavola in collaboration with graphic designer, Nicole Lim. The original illustration was made in 2019 and later produced as a poster sold exclusively through Vunilagi Vou where it has been a b...

two essays, three lists and a testimonial. It is real talk from the place where things fall apart. Written in Manukau City, Aotearoa. Produced with support from Creative New Zealand.

Original price was: $. $8 Current price is: $8. An embroidered patch produced for South Aucklands first Fat Babe Pool Party event produced by Vunilagi Vou in partnership with Lissy Cole Design for the first FATFEB programme in February 2020. The events logo was designed by Auckland-based graphic artist, Nicole Lim.

Original price was: $. $25 Current price is: $25. A limited edition canvas tote bag featuring The Struggle (2019) by Ema Tavola and Nicole Lim in a monochrome hand-pulled screen print, produced by PopoHardwear in Auckland. 4 in stock

Original price was: $. $30 Current price is: $30. A-Grade Fijian pure waka is 100% ground Piper Methysticum root, grown in the fertile soils of Kadavu in southern Fiji.

SOUTH publication was edited by Nigel Borell and Ema Tavola and published by Auckland Council and Toi o Manukau between 11 and 13; two issues were produced, the first launched at Fresh Gallery tara in January 12 and the second at Papakura Art Gallery in January 13. SOUTH was produced as an annual pu...

This embroidered patch is based on a series of paintings made by South Auckland-based artist-curator, Ema Tavola. It was produced in a limited edition (100) for the opening of Vunilagi Vou in 19. The names Manukau City and South Auckland refer to two geographic references for the same place, a regio...

This badge was originally produced to show solidarity for curator Nigel Borell when he chose to resign from his senior curatorial role at Auckland Art Gallery at the end of 2020 after producing the landmark exhibition, Toi T Toi Ora. After the initial edition of 0 was distributed at the exhibitions ...

VV:Dua is Vunilagi Vous first publication produced with support from Creative New Zealand. It documents Vunilagi Vous first year of operation, including curatorial texts from nine exhibitions delivered in the thuhu premises before the global pandemic bought around the first shapeshift to Vunilagi Vo...

Landmarks "My father moved away last year, not too far away but far enough that everything felt different. During a recent phone conversation, he admitted to feeling homesick for the shape, smell and colour of the landscape where he had lived most of his life. It reminded me of being overseas and be...

Landmarks "My father moved away last year, not too far away but far enough that everything felt different. During a recent phone conversation, he admitted to feeling homesick for the shape, smell and colour of the landscape where he had lived most of his life. It reminded me of being overseas and be...

Landmarks "My father moved away last year, not too far away but far enough that everything felt different. During a recent phone conversation, he admitted to feeling homesick for the shape, smell and colour of the landscape where he had lived most of his life. It reminded me of being overseas and be...

Landmarks "My father moved away last year, not too far away but far enough that everything felt different. During a recent phone conversation, he admitted to feeling homesick for the shape, smell and colour of the landscape where he had lived most of his life. It reminded me of being overseas and be...

Landmarks "My father moved away last year, not too far away but far enough that everything felt different. During a recent phone conversation, he admitted to feeling homesick for the shape, smell and colour of the landscape where he had lived most of his life. It reminded me of being overseas and be...

Landmarks "My father moved away last year, not too far away but far enough that everything felt different. During a recent phone conversation, he admitted to feeling homesick for the shape, smell and colour of the landscape where he had lived most of his life. It reminded me of being overseas and be...

Landmarks "My father moved away last year, not too far away but far enough that everything felt different. During a recent phone conversation, he admitted to feeling homesick for the shape, smell and colour of the landscape where he had lived most of his life. It reminded me of being overseas and be...

Landmarks "My father moved away last year, not too far away but far enough that everything felt different. During a recent phone conversation, he admitted to feeling homesick for the shape, smell and colour of the landscape where he had lived most of his life. It reminded me of being overseas and be...

Landmarks "My father moved away last year, not too far away but far enough that everything felt different. During a recent phone conversation, he admitted to feeling homesick for the shape, smell and colour of the landscape where he had lived most of his life. It reminded me of being overseas and be...

Landmarks "My father moved away last year, not too far away but far enough that everything felt different. During a recent phone conversation, he admitted to feeling homesick for the shape, smell and colour of the landscape where he had lived most of his life. It reminded me of being overseas and be...

Landmarks "My father moved away last year, not too far away but far enough that everything felt different. During a recent phone conversation, he admitted to feeling homesick for the shape, smell and colour of the landscape where he had lived most of his life. It reminded me of being overseas and be...

Landmarks "My father moved away last year, not too far away but far enough that everything felt different. During a recent phone conversation, he admitted to feeling homesick for the shape, smell and colour of the landscape where he had lived most of his life. It reminded me of being overseas and be...

"My father moved away last year, not too far away but far enough that everything felt different. During a recent phone conversation, he admitted to feeling homesick for the shape, smell and colour of the landscape where he had lived most of his life. It reminded me of being overseas and being surpri...

Hannah Kidd The appeal of Hannah's sculpture is, in the first instance, their familiarity. Kidd takes inspiration from everyday New Zealand life; working dogs, hanging washing, life at the beach. She crafts her work in her Methven studio welding iron and steel. Kidd's ability to get to the essence o...

Brett Coelho Brett Coelho studied design at the Swinburne School of design and worked in graphic design and advertising for 10 years in New York, Sydney and Melbourne. In 2005 he began making furniture and artworks from recycled materials and opened his own workshop in 2010. Brett was director of Co...

Greer Clayton Contemporary artist Greer Clayton graduated in 1996 from Elam School of Fine Arts at Auckland University after which she travelled extensively. While abroad she exhibited in Sydney, London and Scotland. Clayton creates large, timeless, ethereal landscapes. Her obsession with the portra...

John Hovell 1937 John Hovell was born in the Whitianga and grew up in Harataunga (Kennedy Bay) on the Coromandel Peninsula. He became a specialist kowhaiwhai (rafter painting). He has had many commissions through out the North Island for wharenui (meeting houses) and wharekai (dining halls). Hovell ...

Work Dimensions: 450mm W x 450mm H Framing: Unframed

Stuart Page 1957 Stuart Page is a New Zealand born drummer, designer and film maker. He graduated from the University of Canterbury School of Fine Arts with a photography major in 1980. In 1982 Page spent several months in America and on his return screen printing became his focus. This work dates f...

Patrick Leeming D 2017 Patrick Leeming completed a Diploma of Fine Arts at Canterbury University School of Art and initially had a successful career in interior design. From 1989 he became a full-time artist, specialising in watercolours and oils. He painted landscapes, flower studies and still live...

Robert Franken Born in the Netherlands, Robert Franken is a sixth generation artist. He studied at the Free Academy of the Arts in The Hague and from there travelled widely before deciding to immigrate to New Zealand. To me, the process of painting is a journey and the actual painting, when finished...

John Drawbridge MBE (1930 2005) has been regarded as one of New Zealands most significant artists. His art practice included painting, printmaking and large mural art. In the early 1960s he created a significant mural for the foyer of New Zealand House in London, in the 1970s another mural was creat...

1968 Australian/NZ Daybill NZD A reporter and a New York City cop team up to find out who is trying to assassinate a UN leader. The only points of note with this unused daybill are the usual light handling/fold line creases and although printed for New Zealand use, no local ratings stamp has ever be...

1968 Australian/NZ Daybill NZD The rightful heir to the Russian Imperial Jewels recruits a ragtag team of female petty thieves and cat burglars to steal them from a British museum. This daybill is in wonderful unused condition with only the lightest handling creases. Also of note is that although pr...

1960's Re-release Australian/NZ Daybill NZD During WW2, the American OSS mounts covert operations with the native Kachin against the Japanese army in the jungles of Burma. This daybill is in nice unused condition, with the only points of note being light handling creases, minor marks/wear to th...

1969 Daybill NZD USN nuclear sub, the USS Tigerfish, must rush to the North Pole to rescue the staff of Drift weather station. The only point of note with this unused daybill are the usual light handling/fold line creases. Please see the image (clearer than shown) and grading guide for more information.

1976 Australian Daybill NZD After the shocking murder of his older brother, a New York history student finds himself inexplicably hounded by shadowy government agents on the trail of a Nazi war criminal who is trying to retrieve smuggled diamonds. This daybill is in fantastic unused condition, with ...

1960 Australian/NZ Daybill NZD The slave survives brutal training as a gladiator and leads a violent revolt against the decadent Roman Republic, as the ambitious Crassus seeks to gain power by crushing the uprising. The main points of note with this sought-after Kirk Douglass daybill are handling cr...

1966 Australian/NZ Daybill NZD Originally known as Spinout in the USA, this story sees band singer/race driver Mike McCoy (Elvis) forced to choose between marrying a beautiful rich girl and driving her fathers car in a prestigious race. Original Elvis Presley material is highly sought after and dayb...

1971 Australian/NZ Daybill NZD A childhood classic, that sees a poor but hopeful boy seeking one of the five coveted golden tickets that will send him on a tour of Willy Wonkas mysterious chocolate factory. This rare and highly sought-after daybill is in fantastic unused condition, with only the lig...

1972 Australian/NZ Daybill NZD Francis Ford Coppolas multi-Oscar winning film focuses on the aging patriarch of an organized crime dynasty who transfers control of his clandestine empire to his reluctant son. This rare and highly sought-after daybill is in fantastic unused condition, with only a cou...

1957 Australian/NZ Daybill NZD A giant prehistoric praying mantis, recently freed from the Arctic ice, voraciously preys on American military at the DEW Line and works its way south. This incredibly rare and highly sought after Sci-fi/Monster daybill is in fantastic unused condition, with the only p...

1970 Australian/NZ Daybill NZD David Leans multi award winning drama set in the wake of the Irish 1916 Easter Uprising, where a married woman in a small Irish village has an affair with a British officer. This sought-after daybill is in wonderful unused condition with only some light creasing to the...

1962 Australian Daybill NZD In 18th-century England, the Royal Crown sends Royal Navy Captain Collier and his crew to investigate reports of illegal smuggling and bootlegging in a coastal town where locals believe in Marsh Phantoms. This hard-to-find daybill is in fantastic unused condition. With th...

1980 Australian/NZ Daybill NZD Yet another Stanley Kubrick masterpiece, this time with Jack Nicholson playing the lead role of Jack Torrance a father who turns on his family after becoming possessed during their stay at a creepy secluded hotel. Whilst on his rampage he also coined the iconic movie c...

1990 Australian/NZ Daybill NZD Stranded in 1955, Marty McFly learns about the death of Doc Brown in 1885 and must travel back in time to save him. With no fuel readily available for the DeLorean, the two must figure how to escape the Old West before Emmett is murdered. This sought-after daybill is t...

Gary Tricker (1938) Wairarapa based printmaker, Gary Tricker is known internationally for his semi-abstract, slightly surreal images. Specialising in hings and aquatints, Tricker is renowned for his whimsical images of landscapes and cats. Work Dimensions: 160mm W x 190mm H Framing: Framed Framed Dimensions: 410mm W x 590mm H Edition: AP

Janie Porter New Zealand born Janie Porter has studied art in the UK, at the University of Fine Arts in Hanoi, Vietnam and in New Zealand. Porter works in various mediums and uses both palette knives and brushes to create different painterly effects in her pictures. She has always been fascinated by...

Hay attended Canterbury University School of Fine Arts in the early 1980s and has been exhibiting widely in New Zealand and overseas for the past 25 years. Past work has included several series related to the landscapes of the Port Hills and Lyttelton Harbour, as well as more domesticated scenes, an...

Hay attended Canterbury University School of Fine Arts in the early 1980s and has been exhibiting widely in New Zealand and overseas for the past 25 years. Past work has included several series related to the landscapes of the Port Hills and Lyttelton Harbour, as well as more domesticated scenes, an...

Margaret Ryley (1933 ) is a long established potter in the wider Christchurch community. Ryley has been creating her strong ceramic vessels form her home on Brick Kiln Rd, Rangiora. Work Dimensions: 180mm W x 130mm D 30mm H

James Robinson (1972-) Dunedin based artist James Robinson is an expressionist painter with a punk sensibility. Robinson works with diverse materials and densely layered iconography examining his personal anxieties and our relationship with the planet and the universe with an awareness of the visionary underworld of Hieronymus Bosch. Image Dimensions: 250mm W x 140mm H Framing: Unframed

Hans Brutsch 1928 2014 Swiss born Hans Brutsch immigrated to New Zealand in 1951. He first worked as a shepherd on farms in the Waikato before marrying and moving to Auckland in 1960. There he changed profession to become a painter and decorator. Self taught Brutsch was self-taught and developed a u...

Based in Cromwell, Rachel Hirabayshi was a founding member of the Cromwell Hullabaloo artists collective and is now a member of Indigo, a group of 8 artists with varying disciplines, born out of a commitment to support one another through collective exhibiting. Hirabayashi has a large garden surroun...

Hans Brutsch 1928 2014 Swiss born Hans Brutsch immigrated to New Zealand in 1951. He first worked as a shepherd on farms in the Waikato before marrying and moving to Auckland in 1960. There he changed profession to become a painter and decorator. Self taught Brutsch was self-taught and developed a u...

Hans Brutsch 1928 2014 Swiss born Hans Brutsch immigrated to New Zealand in 1951. He first worked as a shepherd on farms in the Waikato before marrying and moving to Auckland in 1960. There he changed profession to become a painter and decorator. Self taught Brutsch was self-taught and developed a u...

Jason Greig Jason Greig studied printmaking under Barry Cleavin and Denise Copland at the University of Canterbury School of Fine Arts in the early 1980s. Greig is considered one of NZs most significant contemporary printmakers, encompassing lithography, hing and monoprints, and is known for his sha...

Jacqui Gibbs Chamberlain is an artist of figurative subjects with life and energy. Jacqui lives and paints on an isolated farm in Port Levy, Banks Peninsula with her husband and dogs. While Jacquis subject matter is invariably the human form, it is secondary to her exploring form, structure, movemen...

Gordon Walters 1919 1994 Wellington born and based Gordon Walters was an artist and graphic designer who achieved acclaim for his abstract works. Walters studied at commercial art at Wellington Technical College from 1935 1939. When war broke-out he tried to enlist but was rejected for medical reaso...

Aston Greathead 1921 2012 Born in Napier, Aston Greathead grew up in Timaru. He had no formal art training, his first employment was as a sign writer. World War II intervened and he joined the army doing tours in North Africa and Italy. On his return from the war he set up his own sign writing busin...

JS (John Shotton) Parker studied at Ilam School of Fine Arts, Canterbury University, graduating with Honours in Painting in 1967. Best known for his large impasto landscape paintings he divides each painting into a grid format. The works are full of rich texture enhanced by the rhythm and balance of...

JS (John Shotton) Parker studied at Ilam School of Fine Arts, Canterbury University, graduating with Honours in Painting in 1967. Best known for his large impasto landscape paintings he divides each painting into a grid format. The works are full of rich texture enhanced by the rhythm and balance of...

Aston Greathead 1921 2012 Born in Napier, Aston Greathead grew up in Timaru. He had no formal art training, his first employment was as a sign writer. World War II intervened and he joined the army doing tours in North Africa and Italy. On his return from the war he set up his own sign writing busin...

George Genet 1916 2005 George Genet studied at Canterbury College of Art for three years specialising in watercolour and oil painting, largely preferring to paint landscapes. Some self-portraits do exist. He was twice awarded prizes from the Sir Henry Kellihers, Dawson Hallmark watercolour Art Compe...

John Loxton 1903 1969 John Loxton was an Australian landscape artist. He was born in Adelaide in 1903 and later moved to Melbourne to study at Swinburne Technical College, and following this at the art school of the Australian National Gallery. His first travel to New Zealand was in 1946. He enjoyed...

Edgar MacLeod Lovell Smith 1875 1950 Edgar Lovell-Smith was the younger brother of Canterbury artist Colin Lovell-Smith, married to artist Rata Lovell-Smith. Edgar attended Canterbury College of Art before travelling to the UK where he furthered his studies at Kensington Art School in Bristol, and l...

Dame Elizabeth Frink CH ,DBE, RA 1930 1993 English artist and sculptor Elizabeth Frink was born in Suffolk in 1930. She is internationally acclaimed for her large bronze sculptures and also known for her printmaking. Her father was a career army officer so when World War II broke out in 1939 the fam...

Stanley Palmer (1936-) Stanley Palmer is well known for his depictions of a rugged New Zealand landscape. Palmer's prints are known for their signature fractured picture plane, a characteristic of his technique of combining bamboo engraving and lithography. Image Dimensions: 465mm W x 645mm H Framing: Framed Framed Dimensions: 635mm W x 835mm H Edition: 30/35

Nicholas Williamson Local Christchurch artist Nicholas Williamson is a regular exhibiter at Eastside Gallery, Linwood. His paintings have been described as outside art and are nave in style. Image Dimensions: 610mm W x 610mm H F raming: Unframed

Hannah Kidd The appeal of Hannah's sculpture is, in the first instance, their familiarity. Kidd takes inspiration from everyday New Zealand life; working dogs, hanging washing, life at the beach. She crafts her work in her Methven studio welding iron and steel. Kidd's ability to get to the essence o...

John Bevan Ford 1930 2005 John Bevan Ford was a leading figure in contemporary Maori art. Ford achieved international recognition for his intricate ink drawings based on recognizable customary art forms. Patterns from raranga (weaving), kowhaiwhai (rafter paintings), korowai ( woven cloaks) and from...

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Image Dimensions: 1010mm W x 660mm H Framing: Unframed

Tony Rumball Recollections of life as a dairy farmer in rural Taranaki and brimming notebooks from his travels provide endless inspiration for Rumball. He paints his colourful works, joyous celebrations of everyday life, from his studio in New Plymouth. Image Dimensions: 305mm W x 405mm H Framing: Unframed

Salvador Dali (1904-1989) Salvador Dali was a prominent Spanish surrealist, known for his striking and bizarre imagery, often reproductions of his hallucinations and dreamscapes. Image Dimensions: 190mm W x 280mm H Framing: Framed Framed Dimensions: 365mm W x 470mm H Edition: 36/100

Denny Dent 1948 - 2004 Sometimes referred to as the only rock and roll painter", and sometimes as the kid playing in the mud", Dent was certainly one of the most famous speed painters in history. Denny Dent himself referred to his work as "a passionate dance on canvas". Dents hugely popular Two-Fist...

Valerie Heinz 1928 2022 Valerie Heinz was born in Greymouth and studied in Christchurch at the Canterbury School of Art 1942 1948. Following this she travelled to London where she studied for 3 years at the Regent Street Polytechnic School of Art. On her return to New Zealand she first taught at Cra...

Saskia Bunce-Rath Artist and poet Bunce-Rath graduated from the Masters of Fine Arts programme at the University of Canterbury School of Fine Arts. She deploys thread in a highly painterly way to create jewel-like worlds inhabited by ethereal creatures. Her work is drawn from inspiration from both E...

Christiane Shortel Christchurch based artist Christiane Shortal graduated from Ara Institute in 2017. Her evocative works depict traditional and popular historical civilisations and folklore. Shortal also works with local musicians, creating band merchandise and album covers. Image Dimensions: 145mm W x 185mm H Framing: Unframed

Image Dimensions: 335mm W x 405mm H Framing: Framed Framed Dimensions: 360mm W x 430mm H Rupert Travis tautahi Christchurch based artist Rupert Travis completed a Master of Fine Arts at the University of Canterbury. Travis compositions engage a mix of collected images and staged setups, creating a narrative of everyday scenes within a lyrical dreamscape.

Christiane Shortel Christchurch based artist Christiane Shortal graduated from Ara Institute in 2017. Her evocative works depict traditional and popular historical civilisations and folklore. Shortal also works with local musicians, creating band merchandise and album covers. Image Dimensions: 360mm W x 450mm H Framing: Unframed

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Jan Chaffey After graduating in Fine Arts from the University of Canterbury in the 1950s Chaffey was one of a new generation of artists to graduate with a strong interest in abstraction. Her contemporaries included such names as Trevor Moffitt, Alan Pearson and Pat Hanly. Chaffey went on to combine ...

Self taught Christchurch chef and photographer Abby Taylor has been interpreting contemporary still life with her photography practice, from everyday objects she collects from her daily walk, or repurposing items from the recycling bin. Image Dimensions: 900mm W x 600mm H Framing: Framed Framed Dimensions: 1060mm W x 830mm H Edition: 1/3

JS (John Shotton) Parker studied at Ilam School of Fine Arts, Canterbury University, graduating with Honours in Painting in 1967. Best known for his large impasto landscape paintings he divides each painting into a grid format. The works are full of rich texture enhanced by the rhythm and balance of...

Emerging artist Rachael Dewhirst completed her BFA Honours in Fine Arts in 2013 at the University of Canterbury. Image Dimensions: 560 mm W x 750mm H Framing: Unframed

Jason Greig studied printmaking under Barry Cleavin and Denise Copland at the University of Canterbury School of Fine Arts in the early 1980s. Greig is considered one of NZs most significant contemporary printmakers, encompassing lithography, hing and monoprints, and is known for his shadowy prints ...

Visual artist, painter, printmaker, film director, Claudia Pond Eyley (1946-) was born in Matamata, New Zealand and attended schools in Montreal, Canada and in New York. Image Dimensions: 800mm W x 640mm H Framing: Framed Framed Dimensions: 1155mm W x 1040mm H

Highly accomplished sculptor and printmaker, Sam Harrison, graduated with a Bachelor of Art Design from the Canterbury Polytechnic Institute of Technologys School of Art Design in 2006. Sam Harrison sculpts in plaster and concrete and prints intricately detailed woodcuts, often large scale. Since 20...

Highly accomplished sculptor and printmaker, Sam Harrison, graduated with a Bachelor of Art Design from the Canterbury Polytechnic Institute of Technologys School of Art Design in 2006. Sam Harrison sculpts in plaster and concrete and prints intricately detailed woodcuts, often large scale. Since 20...

James Patrick (Pat) Hanly (1932 -2004) was born in Palmerston North. He left high school at the end of the 4th form as his parents had organised a hairdressing apprenticeship for him. Hanly took evening classes in drawing and painting which led to him being accepted as a student at Canterbury Colleg...

Dick Frizzell (1943-) is one of New Zealand's most successful and high profile contemporary artists. Frizzell studied art at the Canterbury School of Arts from 1960-1964 and was employed in advertising before moving to Auckland to lecture at Elam School of Fine Arts. Frizzell's kitsch and often cart...

Michael Dell Michael Dell was born on Banks Peninsula and graduated from the School of Fine Arts at Canterbury University in 1994. In 1993 he won the Cranleigh Barton National Drawing Award and in 2019 he also won the Parkin Drawing Prize. Dell is widely recognised for the surface quality of his pai...

Hay attended Canterbury University School of Fine Arts in the early 1980s and has been exhibiting widely in New Zealand and overseas for the past 25 years. Past work has included several series related to the landscapes of the Port Hills and Lyttelton Harbour, as well as more domesticated scenes, an...

Alison Erickson has lived and worked at The Mill Studio in Waikari, North Canterbury since 1998. She sculpts and casts bronze on the premises, with her partner, Sam Mahon. Erickson has no formal art training other than serving the apprenticeship of casting a two-tonne bronze, The Southern Man, with ...

Alison Erickson has lived and worked at The Mill Studio in Waikari, North Canterbury since 1998. She sculpts and casts bronze on the premises, with her partner, Sam Mahon. Erickson has no formal art training other than serving the apprenticeship of casting a two-tonne bronze, The Southern Man, with ...

Landmarks "My father moved away last year, not too far away but far enough that everything felt different. During a recent phone conversation, he admitted to feeling homesick for the shape, smell and colour of the landscape where he had lived most of his life. It reminded me of being overseas and be...

Christchurch born artist, William Francis Moore (1934-), taught art for thirty years before resigning in 1987 to pursue painting full time. Moore has travelled extensively throughout New Zealand and Europe, finding inspiration for his watercolours. Dimensions: 545mm W x 355mm H Framing: Framed Framed Dimensions: 810mm W x 640mm H

JS (John Shotton) Parker studied at Ilam School of Fine Arts, Canterbury University, graduating with Honours in Painting in 1967. Best known for his large impasto landscape paintings he divides each painting into a grid format. The works are full of rich texture enhanced by the rhythm and balance of...

Rose McKellar Rose is an award-winning artist from Christchurch who creates contemporary feather artworks using natural New Zealand feathers. Rose's work typically is depicted in a contemporary take on a Mori cloak design using feathers such as pheasant, guinea fowl, turkey, peacock, rooster, duck, ...

Nicolas Dillon 1966 Nicolas Dillon is one of New Zealands leading wildlife artists. Born in Blenheim he began drawing at an early age on the family farm. His fascination was largely with birds and this has continued throughout his career. Hours spent watching in the field and sketching in pencil and...

Nicolas Dillon 1966 Nicolas Dillon is one of New Zealands leading wildlife artists. Born in Blenheim he began drawing at an early age on the family farm. His fascination was largely with birds and this has continued throughout his career. Hours spent watching in the field and sketching in pencil and...

Nigel Brown ONZM (1949-) Nigel Brown is one of New Zealands most instantly recognised figurative artists and a significant narrative painter. His works are painterly and expressive, with colour playing an important role in the overall composition, reflecting the bare tones of New Zealand landscape. ...

I was born in the Wairarapa and grew up looking at the land and have never stopped. The first four years of my life were spent in a tiny rural settlement deep in the hills east of Masterton. I still retain a conscious memory of those first earliest years which continue to inform my perception now. T...

Philippa Blair (1945 -) is a New Zealand-born international artist residing in the USA and NZ. Blair is often referred to as an expressionist, derived from her use of vibrant colours and highly energised surfaces. Image Dimensions: 760mm W x 540mm H Framing: Framed Framed Dimensions: 830mm W x 610mm H Edition: 43/126

Shona McFarlane. OBE 1929 2001 Best known as a journalist and broadcaster, particularly for her role on the Selwyn Toogood show Beauty and the Beast, McFarlane was also a skilled artist. She created thousands of paintings, from formal portraits and intricate architectural drawings, to many still-liv...

Shepard Fairey (1970-) Shepard Fairey is an American artist, trained at the Rhode Island School of Design. Fairey is street artist, graphic designer illustrator, social activist, and contemporary of Banksy. Fairey is perhaps best known for his Hope (2008) campaign, which portrays a portrait of then-...

Peter Beadle ONZM (1933-) Peter Beadle lives in Arrowtown, in the heart of some of New Zealand's most majestic scenery. Beadle is a landscape painter known for his depictions of a landscape that he has a strong spiritual affinity for, infused with a mystical light and grandeur. Image Dimensions: 610mm W x 760mm H Framing: Framed Frame Dimensions: 880mm W x 770mm H

Leo Bensemann. OBE 1912 1986 Leo Bensemann was known as a New Zealand artist, printer, typographer, publisher and editor. He moved to Christchurch in 1938 with his friend Lawrence Baigent. Bensemann and Baigent shared a house with Rita Angus on Cambridge Terrace. All 3 artists became part of the art...

John McIntosh Madden 1856 -1923 Yorkshire born John Madden went on to study at the South Kensington School of Art. He immigrated to New Zealand in 1877 settling in Christchurch. McIntosh Madden taught at Christs College from 1895 1920. He largely painted New Zealand landscapes. Image Dimensions: 750mm W x 410mm H Framing: Framed Framed Dimensions: 955mm W x 615mm H Condition Note: Damage to frame

Noeline Flute (Verey) 1926 -1999 Noeline Flute grew up on Cheviot Hills Station, North Canterbury where her grandfather was the manager. She studied at llam School of Fine Arts and went on to have a teaching career including at Nelson College for Girls. Image Dimensions: 390mm W x 540mm H Framing: Unframed Framed Dimensions: 500mm W x 645mm H

Margaret Hudson-Ware (Dacre) 1938 -2017 Born in Christchurch. Margaret Hudson-Ware was well known in the community. She was a graduate of Ilam School of Fine Arts at Canterbury University. From there she went on to teach at many schools including Taumarunui High, Cottesmore College, St Margarets Col...

Doris Lusk 1916 -1990 Art Historian Lisa Beaven wrote in the catalogue accompanying Doris Lusks 1996 exhibition Landmarks: The Landscape Paintings of Doris Lusk An analysis of her art throughout her career reveals a deep fascination with particular motifs, centring around industrial imagery in lands...

Doris Lusk 1916 -1990 Art Historian Lisa Beaven wrote in the catalogue accompanying Doris Lusks 1996 exhibition Landmarks: The Landscape Paintings of Doris Lusk An analysis of her art throughout her career reveals a deep fascination with particular motifs, centring around industrial imagery in lands...

Gill Hay "I was first introduced to the smell of oil paint when I was 6 years old. My mother had decided that she would get my elder sister and my portraits painted. We had very little say in this. My sister Juliet was painted first by a Mrs Robertson, and it was deemed a success, so I was booked in...

Dunedin born artist Barry Cleavin is regarded by many as New Zealands most important and influential printmaker. Internationally recognised as a master of the printmaking craft, his usually precise and often cryptic the images offer a commentary on the world and its inhabitants. Although he is one o...

John Reynolds 1956 John Reynolds is a gradate of Elam School of Fine Arts, Auckland University. He lives and works in Auckland. Over the past 4 decades he has established a reputation as a painter who uses aspects of drawing ( sketches, plans, charts, doodles) along with different types of represent...

After studying photography, design and printmaking, Francis van Hout worked as a graphic artist, photographer, animation director and technical director on a variety of film, television, multimedia projects. Van Hout returned to Christchurch to continue his study at the University of Canterbury Ilam...

John Reynolds 1956 John Reynolds is a gradate of Elam School of Fine Arts, Auckland University. He lives and works in Auckland. Over the past 4 decades he has established a reputation as a painter who uses aspects of drawing ( sketches, plans, charts, doodles) along with different types of represent...

John Reynolds 1956 John Reynolds is a gradate of Elam School of Fine Arts, Auckland University. He lives and works in Auckland. Over the past 4 decades he has established a reputation as a painter who uses aspects of drawing ( sketches, plans, charts, doodles) along with different types of represent...

Image Dimensions: 450mm W x 310mm H Framing: Unframed

Nichola Shanley is a Lyttelton based artist who spans a diverse range of media with her whimsical, fantastical imagery and distinctive, textural mark-making. Her ceramics are like ancient artefacts that have been disinterred from a dreamed archeological landscape. They are enchanted with narrative a...

Hay attended Canterbury University School of Fine Arts in the early 1980s and has been exhibiting widely in New Zealand and overseas for the past 25 years. Past work has included several series related to the landscapes of the Port Hills and Lyttelton Harbour, as well as more domesticated scenes, an...

Hay attended Canterbury University School of Fine Arts in the early 1980s and has been exhibiting widely in New Zealand and overseas for the past 25 years. Past work has included several series related to the landscapes of the Port Hills and Lyttelton Harbour, as well as more domesticated scenes, an...

Object Dimensions: 290mm W x 118mm H

Barry Clarke Barry Clarke is a self- taught jewellery maker and has also always painted. English born, he studied art informally through reading and spending hours at the British and Victoria and Albert Museums. Earlier years were spent in the British Merchant Navy and it was here his fascination wi...

Barry Clarke Barry Clarke is a self- taught jewellery maker and has also always painted. English born, he studied art informally through reading and spending hours at the British and Victoria and Albert Museums. Earlier years were spent in the British Merchant Navy and it was here his fascination wi...

When examining my paintings, one will notice the frenetic energy that is present throughout the work. Upon investigating more closely, it will become apparent that this activity is the essence of each mark. In this sense, painting is a personal act that works to understand the subject. Whether the s...

Barry Clarke Barry Clarke is a self- taught jewellery maker and has also always painted. English born, he studied art informally through reading and spending hours at the British and Victoria and Albert Museums. Earlier years were spent in the British Merchant Navy and it was here his fascination wi...

Margaret Ryley (1933 ) is a long established potter in the wider Christchurch community. Margaret Ryley has been creating her strong ceramic vessels form her home on Brick Kiln Rd, Rangiora. Dimensions: 260mm D x 455mm H

When examining my paintings, one will notice the frenetic energy that is present throughout the work. Upon investigating more closely, it will become apparent that this activity is the essence of each mark. In this sense, painting is a personal act that works to understand the subject. Whether the s...

When examining my paintings, one will notice the frenetic energy that is present throughout the work. Upon investigating more closely, it will become apparent that this activity is the essence of each mark. In this sense, painting is a personal act that works to understand the subject. Whether the s...

Greg Yee (1965-) Born in Oamaru, Greg Yee is a second generation Chinese-New Zealander, his great-grandfather moved to New Zealand from Taishan, China in 1920. Yees work investigates how cultural identity is formed, and cultural integration and duality/hybridity, particularly where eastern and weste...

Tatyanna Meharrys grandmother was Doris Lusk, one of New Zealands pioneer potters, a landscape painter and life drawing teacher. She was a mentor to Tatyannas during her childhood. Lusks influence and being constantly surrounded by creativity from such a young age played a pivotal role in Tayannas a...

Gill Hay "I was first introduced to the smell of oil paint when I was 6 years old. My mother had decided that she would get my elder sister and my portraits painted. We had very little say in this. My sister Juliet was painted first by a Mrs Robertson, and it was deemed a success, so I was booked in...

Craig Potton Craig Potton is one of New Zealand's best known and respected landscape photographers and an ardent conservationist. In 2013, he received the Insignia of a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit for his services to photography and conservation over the past 35 years. In pursuit of his...

Clare Callaghan is originally from the UK. In New Zealand she has completed a Bachelor of Design majoring in Photography with First Class Honours from Massey University, Wellington. She is also a regular editor for an online art magazine, The Archive Collective. Image Dimensions: 527mm W x 400mm H Framing: Framed Image Dimensions: 700mm W x 575mm H Provenance: Mark Stevenson Collection

Self taught Christchurch chef and photographer Abby Taylor has been interpreting contemporary still life with her photography practice, from everyday objects she collects from her daily walk, or repurposing items from the recycling bin. Image Dimensions: 320mm W x 213mm H Framing: Framed Framed Dimensions: 460mm W x 350mm H

Self taught Christchurch chef and photographer Abby Taylor has been interpreting contemporary still life with her photography practice, from everyday objects she collects from her daily walk, or repurposing items from the recycling bin. Image Dimensions: 226mm W x 340mm H Framing: Framed Framed Dimensions: 340mm W x 460mm H

Hay attended Canterbury University School of Fine Arts in the early 1980s and has been exhibiting widely in New Zealand and overseas for the past 25 years. Past work has included several series related to the landscapes of the Port Hills and Lyttelton Harbour, as well as more domesticated scenes, an...

In 2016, Zandbergen moved to London where she began to paint seriously while also working as an au-pair. Holly exhibited in four London exhibitions, most significantly, the National Open Art Competition at the Royal College of Art in London. At the prize giving, she was awarded the Best Young Artist...

Born in Christchurch as Annie Elizabeth Abbott (1877 1946) she exhibited under this name until her marriage to artist C.F Kelly in 1908. From 1892 -1902 she studied at Canterbury School of Fine Arts where both H Elliot and Petrus Van der Velden were teaching. She and her husband travelled to Europe ...

Edition: 28/50 Image Dimensions: 375mm W x 525mm H Framing: Framed Framed Dimensions: 505mm W x 675mm H

John Drawbridge MBE (1930 2005) has been regarded as one of New Zealands most significant artists. His art practice included painting, printmaking and large mural art. In the early 1960s he created a significant mural for the foyer of New Zealand House in London, in the 1970s another mural was creat...

Dean Venrooy (1962 ) works on a very small scale creating magical and surreal realist visions of a possible world. The flora and fauna that surround him and the Lyttelton Harbour landscape he lives in are constantly referenced in his work. He uses a minimal palette to enhance the intensity of each w...

Peter McIntyre OBE (1910 1995) is recognised for his service during the Second World War as New Zealands official war artist. His works completed during this period are compelling and capture intimate insights into New Zealand troop life in the North African campaign, Crete, Tripoli and Italy. When ...

Jason Greig studied printmaking under Barry Cleavin and Denise Copland at the University of Canterbury School of Fine Arts in the early 1980s. Greig is considered one of NZs most significant contemporary printmakers, encompassing lithography, hing and monoprints, and is known for his shadowy prints ...

Elizabeth Thomson (1955 ) is an interdisciplinary artist working with sculpture, painting, printmaking and photography. Thomson has a Master of Fine Arts with First Class Honours from Elam School of Fine Arts. In 2006, her contribution to New Zealand art was recognised and celebrated through a major...

Jason Greig studied printmaking under Barry Cleavin and Denise Copland at the University of Canterbury School of Fine Arts in the early 1980s. Greig is considered one of NZs most significant contemporary printmakers, encompassing lithography, hing and monoprints, and is known for his shadowy prints ...

Patrick Caulfield (1936 2005) was an English painter and print maker and a contemporary of Howard Hodgkin and David Hockney. His work is recognisable for the pared-down images which often incorporated elements pf photorealism. From 1956 1960 he studied at the Chelsea School of Art, and then from 196...

Adrienne Martyn (1950 ) is a widely acclaimed New Zealand photographer. She was born in Wellington then moved with her family to Invercargill. Fascinated with photography on leaving school she gained work in the Campbell Studio, Invercargill them moved north to work with Euan Sarginson in Christchur...

Debra Bustin (1957-) Wellington artist, Debra Bustin's work draws from the world of Punk', whilst also drawing reference from Mir, Pollock, Calder, Gorky and Oldenburg. Bustin works characterised by bright colours and plastic materials, with cartoonish imagery outlined in black, and playing with thr...

Alison Erickson has lived and worked at The Mill Studio in Waikari, North Canterbury since 1998. She sculpts and casts bronze on the premises, with her partner, Sam Mahon. "The sculpture, The. comes from the Greek stories of Zeus three daughters. They were the goddesses of play and happiness, relaxa...

Hay attended Canterbury University School of Fine Arts in the early 1980s and has been exhibiting widely in New Zealand and overseas for the past 25 years. Past work has included several series related to the landscapes of the Port Hills and Lyttelton Harbour, as well as more domesticated scenes, an...

Nigel Browns work is iconically New Zealand. He integrates both painted image and text often providing a socio-political commentary on the human encounters (or clashes) between nature and culture. His work is described as expressionist. The landscapes are rough, and the figures are not anatomically ...

Hay attended Canterbury University School of Fine Arts in the early 1980s and has been exhibiting widely in New Zealand and overseas for the past 25 years. Past work has included several series related to the landscapes of the Port Hills and Lyttelton Harbour, as well as more domesticated scenes, an...

Richard McWhannell was born in Akaroa in 1952. He currently lives and works in Auckland. McWhannell studied at the University of Canterbury School of Fine Arts in the 1970s. There he was taught by Rudolf Gopas and made friendships with Toss Woollaston and Tony Fomison. His paintings are influenced b...

Rodney Fumpston (1947 -) Fijian born artist Rodney Fumpston is a prolific printmaker. His subject matter ranges from Pacific themes to details of the New Zealand fern, exploring a sense of place, the exoticism of foreign travel and his relationship with the natural world. Image Dimensions: 725mm W x 515mm H Framing: Framed Framed Dimensions: 1005mm W x 795mm H Edition: 10/35

Ben Reid Ben Reid graduated in 2005 from Christchurch Polytechnic School of Art and Design with a degree in Visual Arts majoring in print making. Reid went on to work as an apprentice with acclaimed Christchurch printmaker Marian Maguire. Currently he lives in Hamner Springs, North Canterbury. He pr...

Gillian McDonald Gillian McDonald is an acclaimed British landscape artist, who specialises in painting the remoter parts of the UK. She seeks out the dramatic locations that inspire her romantic, contemporary and atmospheric images. She studied at at College in London before settling in the Welsh c...

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Geoff Hunt Geoff Hunt is a member of the Royal Society of Marine Artists. He is best recognised for painting covers of the Patrick O'Brian novels. After formal art-school training, Hunt worked in marine publishing where he acquired a love of marine history and the historical research that is such a ...

When examining my paintings, one will notice the frenetic energy that is present throughout the work. Upon investigating more closely, it will become apparent that this activity is the essence of each mark. In this sense, painting is a personal act that works to understand the subject. Whether the s...

New Plymouth born artist Michael Smither studied art in Auckland at the Elam School of Art. Whilst well known for his iconic boulder-scapes, Michael spent a number of years focussing on musical theory and composition. He went on to apply harmonics to highly coloured paintings and screenprints which ...

New Plymouth born artist Michael Smither studied art in Auckland at the Elam School of Art. Whilst well known for his iconic boulder-scapes, Michael spent a number of years focussing on musical theory and composition. He went on to apply harmonics to highly coloured paintings and screenprints which ...

Dunedin born artist Barry Cleavin is regarded by many as New Zealands most important and influential printmaker. Internationally recognised as a master of the printmaking craft, his usually precise and often cryptic the images offer a commentary on the world and its inhabitants. Although he is one o...

Jacqui is an artist of figurative subjects with life and energy. Jacqui lives and paints on an isolated farm in Port Levy, Banks Peninsula with her husband and daughter Phoebe. While Jacquis subject matter is invariably the human form, it is secondary to her exploring form, structure, movement, colo...

Liam Barr (1966 ) Highly accomplished Scottish born artist Liam Barr immigrated to in 1974. Barr's figurative works construct meticulous scenes, layered with detail, symbolism and iconography, exploring folklore and surrealism. This work was first exhibited at LORE BEHOLD, Barr's first solo show for...

Chris Kelly Resident in Australia, former engineer and pilot Chris Kelly loved to offset the structure and rules of captaining a 747 to the creative freedom of his art. His works involve hours of drawing fine circles in pen which overlap to create the image. Work Dimensions: 1640mm W x 890mm H Framing: Unframed Edition: AP

Brian Dahlberg was born in Ashburton, New Zealand in 1944. He studied art at Nelson College and Wanganui Technical College, before going on to have personal tuition under World War II artist, and map maker to General Freyberg, the late Ted Lewis. During the years 1968 and 69 he was a pupil of the la...

Stanley Palmer (1936-) Exhibiting since the late 1950s, Stanley Palmer is well known for his depictions of a rugged New Zealand landscape. Palmer's prints are known for their signature fractured picture plane, a characteristic of his technique of combining bamboo engraving and lithography. Edition: 5/100 Image Dimensions: 670mm W x 320mm H Framing: Framed Framed Dimensions: 870mm W x 625mm H

Sheyne Tuffery attended art school at the Auckland Society of Arts from 1992 to 1995 where he majored in print making specialising in the relief woodblock technique. Later he completed a Masters degree in relief printing at Auckland University. He draws on his Samoan heritage inspired by Polynesian ...

Simon Edwards Simon Edwards was raised in the South Island. He attended Ilam School of Fine Arts at Canterbury University gaining a BFA in 1997 and has continued to live and work in Christchurch since. Edwards derives inspiration from the surrounding landscape and the changing Canterbury skies. Term...

Banks Peninsula based artist, Anna Dalzell, captures our connection with the land, and her work is a tribute to what she holds dear in a rapid, ever-changing world. Dalzells art practice focuses mainly on intaglio printmaking, drawing and painting. Image Dimensions: 1215mm W x 545mm H Framing: Framed Framed Dimensions: 1255mm W x 585mm H

Banks Peninsula based artist, Anna Dalzell, captures our connection with the land, and her work is a tribute to what she holds dear in a rapid, ever-changing world. Dalzells art practice focuses mainly on intaglio printmaking, drawing and painting. Image Dimensions: 585mm W x 835mm H Framing: Framed Framed Dimensions: 625mm W x 875mm H

Banks Peninsula based artist, Anna Dalzell, captures our connection with the land, and her work is a tribute to what she holds dear in a rapid, ever-changing world. Dalzells art practice focuses mainly on intaglio printmaking, drawing and painting. Image Dimensions: 585mm W x 835mm H Framing: Framed Framed Dimensions: 625mm W x 875mm H

Water-colourist Angus Watson has lived and painted from his studio in Arrowtown since 1988. His work is both representational and completely abstract. With his primary inspiration being the beauty of colour, his work over his long career has become quite distinct. Watson produces an annual calendar ...

Phil Price Phil Price is a New Zealand artist best known for his large-scale kinetic sculptures. Price's work incorporates engineering and design in works inspired by the natural world. Price received a BFA degree in sculpture from the University of Canterbury School of Fine Arts. Price lives in bot...

is from PICK. Place. an exhibition of new works from Anna Dalzell, Alison Erickson Gill Hay. Perhaps this year has given new definition to our sense of place in the world. For this exhibition Place Ive made sculpture attempting to capture moments in a place in time, in childhood, moments that define...