Page Galleries is delighted to present a suite of new paintings from Laura Williams

Page Galleries is delighted to present new paintings from Michael Hight

Runcibles iii - a group show.

Un apapacho is to embrace others until time stands still, to suspend the noise of the world in order to care for what trembles: memory, love, body and soul. This exhibition brings together a group of women who create from kindness as a political force.

A focused selection of works by esteemed Māori sculptor Fred Graham (Ngāti Korokī Kahukura, Tainui 1928–2025).

In ASSEMBLIES, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland-based artist Jack Hadley presents a sculptural installation of modular aluminium structures that occupy a space between function and fantasy, play and precision.

Bill Hammond (1947–2021) is widely recognised as one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s most original and influential painters.

An exhibition of photography, sculpture, ceramics and textile practices that explore the pull and form of water.

West is inspired by the spiritual essence of the whenua (land) and marks a shift from Ulutupu’s earlier, more theatrical style toward quieter, contemplative moments.

Summer is a new exhibition of recent figurative works from well-known Waiheke artist Grant Finch.  Finch creates vivid impasto-textured beachscapes with confident palette-knife strokes.

Gentle yet determined, Stanley Palmer makes colourful long exposures of oceans and skies, brush, beach, valleys, pastures, rock formations and off-shore islands. Constructing a personal vision of specific locations marked and shaped by memory, history and loss, Palmer’s oeuvre graciously encompasses New Zealand.

Reaching across a half-century of portraiture in Aotearoa, this exhibition offers a potted history of how painters, photographers and video artists have snuck punchlines into the white cubes of the gallery, and to what end.