PUBLIC TALK: Travel Sketching with Tony McNeight
Having exhibited locally and internationally his talk includes stories and examples of his sketching, plus an opportunity to see him ‘in action’.
Free Sarjeant Gallery Tour
Tour of the Sarjeant Gallery and its exhibitions
Head of Development
Join the Sarjeant Gallery as Head of Development and lead fundraising to shape the future of one of New Zealand’s most iconic regional arts institutions
Chris Yri Connolly: What we take with us
The Pattillo Project at Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery
Āhua Rerekē: Curious Works from the Collection
This exhibition brings together some unlikely companions that will inspire and delight.
Isiaha Barlow: Fire, Knowledge, and Creation: Māui & Prometheus in Conversation
Sixteen new paintings by Isiaha Barlow placing two legendary figures in dialogue across cultures.
Christopher Ulutupu: West
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.
Hemi Macgregor: Waiora
Although grounded in the celebration of the enduring mana of the atua, Waiora also responds to the effects of industrialisation and colonisation on the natural environment.
Gifted: A Legacy of Generosity
Spanning over 100 years of collecting, this exhibition includes historical and contemporary works and demonstrates the extraordinary breadth of this institution’s rich collection.
Paul Maseyk: Jugs in New Zealand Painting
Produced in partnership with The Dowse Art Museum, and with the support of Creative New Zealand Toi Aotearoa.
Big changes for the Whanganui Arts Review in 2019
NZTrio bring us the last performances of its 2018 season this November with Twine, to be presented in Auckland, New Plymouth, Greytown, and the Coromandel in a variety of intimate settings.
Big changes for the Whanganui Arts Review in 2019
The Whanganui Arts Review welcomes new principle sponsor pattillo who supports with an increased Open Award prize purse and an exciting new initiative for artists called the pattillo project