Gallery Hours: Monday to Thursday 9am to 4pm Friday 9am to 3pm
Weekends: 10am to 3pm
Public Holidays: 10am to 2pm
January 2025
The under $500 Cash and Carry Exhibition
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25 November 2024 to 02 February 2025
in all Galleries *Dates are subject to change at the discretion of management or due to unforeseen circumstances Key Dates
Exhibition setup Dates: Monday 25 & Tuesday 26 November (First registration) Friday 19 December onwards (Second registration) Exhibition Dates: Wednesday 27 November 2024 to Sunday 02 February 2025 Pick up unsold items: Sunday 02 February between 10am and 2pm and Monday 03 February 2025 between 10am and 2pm. |
February 2025
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Hibiscus Art Studio Trail Exhibition
Featuring a selection of the participating artists work. This exhibition is designed for visitors who are self-driving through the Hibiscus Art Studio Trail to visit Estuary Arts and preview the particpating artists. Get a sence of what genre each artist works in and which studios you plan to visit. Pick up your map and head out on the trail Dates: 04 Feb to 02 March 2025 Gallery Four: Education Wing Foyer Opening hours align with Centre's operating hours Free Entry 
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Beyond Boundaries: A Celebration of Talent and Triumph
The "Beyond Boundaries" exhibition brings together the creativity of Special Olympics athletes and supporters to raise funds for their journey to the national games in Christchurch in December 2025.
Step into a world where art celebrates the extraordinary abilities of Special Olympics athletes. The "Beyond Boundaries" exhibition showcases a vibrant mix of drawings, paintings, and photography created by athletes and their supporters, radiating creativity and determination.
This exhibition is a community initiative to help our athletes compete at the national games in Christchurch 2025. Each piece reflects a story of resilience and the power of inclusion.
Join us in supporting these remarkable individuals by attending the exhibition and contributing to their journey. Together, we can help them achieve their dreams.
Discover art that inspires—and a cause that unites.
Step into a world where art celebrates the extraordinary abilities of Special Olympics athletes. The "Beyond Boundaries" exhibition showcases a vibrant mix of drawings, paintings, and photography created by athletes and their supporters, radiating creativity and determination.
This exhibition is a community initiative to help our athletes compete at the national games in Christchurch 2025. Each piece reflects a story of resilience and the power of inclusion.
Join us in supporting these remarkable individuals by attending the exhibition and contributing to their journey. Together, we can help them achieve their dreams.
Discover art that inspires—and a cause that unites.
March 2025
Estuary Arts Tutor and Student Showcase 2025
Gallery One:
Tuesday 04 March to Sunday 30 March 2025 at 2pm
View a selection of student work in all mediums. Celebrate their success and growth over the 2024 teaching year.
Tuesday 04 March to Sunday 30 March 2025 at 2pm
View a selection of student work in all mediums. Celebrate their success and growth over the 2024 teaching year.
A Woman in the Moment by Ad Tacken
Gallery Two:
Tuesday 04 March to Sunday 30 March 2025 at 2pm
Ad Tacken is a retired professional Interior Designer known for his contributions to Design in New Zealand, with a career spanning over two decades. Ad has now refocused on his original training as a sculptor in the Netherlands. His focus in recent years has been to study the female form in all its movements and expressions.
Various cultures have been expressed in the figurine’s form and postures. I have been inspired by Balinese, Pacific Island and Roman culture.
Using clay, I am pushing the limits on this material to express the emotion or mood desired in each individual work.
Tuesday 04 March to Sunday 30 March 2025 at 2pm
Ad Tacken is a retired professional Interior Designer known for his contributions to Design in New Zealand, with a career spanning over two decades. Ad has now refocused on his original training as a sculptor in the Netherlands. His focus in recent years has been to study the female form in all its movements and expressions.
Various cultures have been expressed in the figurine’s form and postures. I have been inspired by Balinese, Pacific Island and Roman culture.
Using clay, I am pushing the limits on this material to express the emotion or mood desired in each individual work.
April 2025
Submission Process:
All artists to supply up to 2 high resolution digital images or photographic prints of each work. DO NOT SEND YOUR ACTUAL WORK |
11th Hibiscus and Bays Art Awards 2025
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