In Forbidden Fruits, Tanja McMillan (Misery) presents a new body of work that continues her exploration of femininity, fantasy, and the subversive undercurrents of pop culture. Through a series of watercolours and canvas works, McMillan conjures a world where sweetness and danger coexist.
Two new exhibitions open at Muse on Friday 5 September at 5pm, showcasing Tom Armstrong’s whimsical, thought-provoking portraits and Nick Wilkey’s poetic, otherworldly landscapes that explore memory, myth, and the living presence of the land.
Monochrome explores shades of grey as a liminal space for reflection, showcasing artworks stripped of vivid colour yet conceptually vibrant.
Blurring the line between colour field and gestural abstraction, Amanda Gruenwald’s paintings are dynamic, open-ended expressions of energy through paint.
aul Screach explores through his paintings the notion that beauty is a byproduct of chaos. Sav Mattyasovszky has presented a body of ceramic work concerned with the memory and emotion attached to jewellery.
16 shows. 20 solo performances. ONE powerful celebration of storytelling.
Tongpop Fervour ignites the emotional extremes that define Telly Tuita’s practice—devotion and defiance, longing and rupture—within the chromatic intensity of his self-defined visual language.
As the first verdant tendrils of spring begin to creep in, we're delighted to present new paintings from Pōneke based artist Karl Maughan
An exhibition of new paintings by Christchurch artist Henry Turner. My Octopus is Death, My Octopus is Life is Turners fifth exhibition at Brett McDowell Gallery.
The latest sculptural work by Destine and Nathan Hull
A heartwarming comedy by Simon Williams
The coleection of works showcases Pravina's creative stitch journey. From perfectly matched points in a quilt to a more relaxed approach with her wall hangings, playing with paper to create one of a kind books, this exhibition encompasses a range of techniques.