‘Down The Hall on Saturday Night’ Exhibition by Ken Kendall
'Down the Hall on Saturday Night' Exhibition by ken Kendall The Down The Hall on Saturday Night exhibition by Ken Kendall was displayed in Jonathan Grant Gallery from the 29th…
'Down the Hall on Saturday Night' Exhibition by ken Kendall The Down The Hall on Saturday Night exhibition by Ken Kendall was displayed in Jonathan Grant Gallery from the 29th…
‘Frances Hodgkins and Her Circle’ - Exhibition at Jonathan Grant Gallery A monumental exhibition that took three years to complete was on display at Jonathan Grant Gallery, from the 12th…
Britannia was ordered in 1892 by the Prince of Wales (later King George V) and designed by George Lennox Watson Britannia was launched on 20 April 1893 and joined a fleet of first class cutters that was growing fast as others followed the royal lead. In a highly competitive fleet, Britannia soon set about achieving the race results which would eventually establish her as the most successful racing yacht of all time. By the end of her first year’s racing, Britannia had scored thirty-three wins from forty-three starts. In her second season, she won all seven races for the first class yachts on the French Riviera, and then beat the 1893 America’s Cup defender Vigilant in home waters
Peter McIntyre is best known as a landscape artist. His career as one of New Zealand’s leading war artists is one that is shrouded in mystery, myth and adventure. The works completed during his tenure as official war artist are compelling pieces that capture New Zealand’s involvement in the North African campaign and give viewers a rare insight into the fierce battles...
A missing painting by New Zealand expatriate artist Douglas MacDiarmid has been located by Gallery Director Jonathan Gooderham. Painted in 1976, inspired by a trip to the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, (the birthplace of MacDiarmid’s partner Patrick Andre Stefane) the painting...
The New Zealand Portrait Gallery in Wellington is currently holding a large-scale exhibition of works by Frances Hodgkins.
Ray Ching’s highly anticipated book, Aesop’s Outback Fables, was launched at the opening of the artist’s exhibition at ARTIS Gallery.
Douglas MacDiarmid Colours of a Life The book, set to be published in July 2018, is a biography of the life and times of Douglas MacDiarmid. The biography explores the…
Grahame Sydney Interviewed Has Grahame Sydney fallen out of favour with New Zealand’s art establishment?His paintings are highly sought after by collectors at home and abroad, but Grahame Sydney hasn’t been…
Remembering the Fallen in Arras, France A memorial sculpture by ARTIS Gallery artist Marian Fountain was unveiled this month at the Carrière Wellington, Arras during the Centennial ceremony to commemorate…