Gallery Hours: Monday to Thursday 9am to 4pm Friday 9am to 3pm
Weekends: 10am to 3pm
Public Holidays: 10am to 2pm
May 2025
Hibiscus Coast Painting Group
Gallery One
Tuesday 29 April to Sunday 25 May
We are a local art group who meet every Monday between 9am and 1pm in the Stanmore Bay Community Hall, Waiora Road, Whangaparaoa. We are a welcoming, friendly and enthusiastic group gathering together to share an interest in painting art. There is a variety of skills and expertise and everyone is willing to help or offer suggestions to those who ask for artistic advice, while others just quietly paint. There are occasional art workshops and outings arranged as wanted, and an extensive art library available to all members.
New members are welcome. If you'd like to join or come along and see what's happening just contact [email protected]
Or call in to the hall on Monday mornings.
Exhibiting artists include:
Barbara Cotton, Julie Land, Beryl Rowland, Shana Southcombe, Pouline Morley, Helen Flashman, Sue Watt, Stella Owens, Janet Pickering, Colleen Melhuish, Adrian Pickering, Rosa Gaete, Peter Hallows
Tuesday 29 April to Sunday 25 May
We are a local art group who meet every Monday between 9am and 1pm in the Stanmore Bay Community Hall, Waiora Road, Whangaparaoa. We are a welcoming, friendly and enthusiastic group gathering together to share an interest in painting art. There is a variety of skills and expertise and everyone is willing to help or offer suggestions to those who ask for artistic advice, while others just quietly paint. There are occasional art workshops and outings arranged as wanted, and an extensive art library available to all members.
New members are welcome. If you'd like to join or come along and see what's happening just contact [email protected]
Or call in to the hall on Monday mornings.
Exhibiting artists include:
Barbara Cotton, Julie Land, Beryl Rowland, Shana Southcombe, Pouline Morley, Helen Flashman, Sue Watt, Stella Owens, Janet Pickering, Colleen Melhuish, Adrian Pickering, Rosa Gaete, Peter Hallows
Coastal Tapestry by Sue Locket
Gallery Two
Tuesday 29 April to Sunday 25 May
Coastal Tapestry is a collection of paintings that celebrate the ever-changing beauty and rhythms of the coast. This series explores the deep connections between land, sea, and sky—how they weave together in a continuous dance of light, movement, and atmosphere. From the shimmering reflections on calm waters to the twisted limbs of pōhutukawa reaching toward the sea, and the dramatic, rolling clouds shifting across the sky, each piece captures a moment in time, evoking the serenity, power, and wonder of the coastal landscape.
Inspired by the way the sky is mirrored in the water, the rippling patterns of waves and sand, and the shifting colours of the shoreline, Coastal Tapestry invites viewers to immerse themselves in the natural world and reflect on their own connection to these timeless places.
Tuesday 29 April to Sunday 25 May
Coastal Tapestry is a collection of paintings that celebrate the ever-changing beauty and rhythms of the coast. This series explores the deep connections between land, sea, and sky—how they weave together in a continuous dance of light, movement, and atmosphere. From the shimmering reflections on calm waters to the twisted limbs of pōhutukawa reaching toward the sea, and the dramatic, rolling clouds shifting across the sky, each piece captures a moment in time, evoking the serenity, power, and wonder of the coastal landscape.
Inspired by the way the sky is mirrored in the water, the rippling patterns of waves and sand, and the shifting colours of the shoreline, Coastal Tapestry invites viewers to immerse themselves in the natural world and reflect on their own connection to these timeless places.
Aotearoa Music Photography Awards - Digital Exhibition
"Image Auckland is delighted to present a special screening of the Aotearoa Music Photography Awards, celebrating Music, Concerts and Performances in New Zealand.
The screening showcases a shortlist of photographs submitted for the 2024 Aotearoa Music Photography Award. Professional and amateur photographers alike were invited to send in their images taken at live gigs, concerts, backstage, or at festival/community events around Aotearoa New Zealand. All genres and styles of photography were welcome as long as they were music related, photographing both New Zealand and international acts.
Screening at Estuary Arts Centre throughout May, as we welcome in this year’s New Zealand Music Month and the 2025 Aotearoa Music Photo Awards. Images shortlisted by 2024 Judge Federico Monsalve, and compiled by Daniel Ho. Many thanks to all the photographers who took part.
Entries for the 2025 Aotearoa Music Photo Award open 1st May via Auckland Photo Blog. Terms and Conditions apply."
Image Credit 1: 'JID at Shed 10' by Tom Grut
Image Credit 2: 'KING BROTHERS at Big Fan' by Yuki Wada
The screening showcases a shortlist of photographs submitted for the 2024 Aotearoa Music Photography Award. Professional and amateur photographers alike were invited to send in their images taken at live gigs, concerts, backstage, or at festival/community events around Aotearoa New Zealand. All genres and styles of photography were welcome as long as they were music related, photographing both New Zealand and international acts.
Screening at Estuary Arts Centre throughout May, as we welcome in this year’s New Zealand Music Month and the 2025 Aotearoa Music Photo Awards. Images shortlisted by 2024 Judge Federico Monsalve, and compiled by Daniel Ho. Many thanks to all the photographers who took part.
Entries for the 2025 Aotearoa Music Photo Award open 1st May via Auckland Photo Blog. Terms and Conditions apply."
Image Credit 1: 'JID at Shed 10' by Tom Grut
Image Credit 2: 'KING BROTHERS at Big Fan' by Yuki Wada
Auckland Watercolour Society Annual Cash and Carry
Gallery Four (Education Wing Foyer)
Tuesday 29 April to Sunday 25 May
Tuesday 29 April to Sunday 25 May
October 2025
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Predador Free 2050: Group ExhibitionGallery One:
Tuesday 23 September to Monday 27 October 2025 at 2pm |
