Art Gallery - Studios

Te Taumata Art Gallery is owned and operated by Maori with a passion to enable Maori artists to reach for highest quality exhibition pieces which include fine arts, sculptural and spatial arts i.e.; finely woven kete, greenstone pendants, paua shell necklaces, Wood Carvings, Maori designed glass bowls, etc.

From 2005-2008 Rachel set up the Koputai Project Space, Port Chalmers, Dunedin ( and adjacent gallery the Last shop) to show and support theory and research-based practices of Local, National and International artists. Rachel is currently re-locating to Auckland to grow the Nocturne Gallery, Ceramic Lighting and Sculpture.

Pounamu is a family business of Ngapo and Pimia Wehi, the most recognised leaders of the Traditional Maori Performing Arts in Aotearoa, New Zealand. Pounamu, commonly referred to as greenstone is one of the most prized of Maori treasures and symbolises quality. Quality is also the hallmark of the services provided by Pounamu.

Maori Contemporary Artwork by Alice Spittle. The Hira Arts Gallery contains a quality collection of original, contemporary New Zealand Artwork specialising in Oil on canvas Hira means "Inspirational" which is reflected in the passion of the pieces that are represented in the gallery by one of New Zealand’s most inspiring artists

Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu opened on 10 May, 2003 in the heart of the city's cultural precinct, bounded by Worcester Boulevard, Gloucester and Montreal Streets. The new facility features two floors of exhibition space, two educational activity areas, an auditorium, a café and wine bar, two retail outlets, a Sculpture Garden and underground parking.

Take a free guided tour around Canterbury Museum. Staff will be happy to answer your questions and provide you with interesting information about the collections and exhibitions.

Peter Jean Caley has evolved a very unique technique and his work is entirely freehand. He enjoys the challenge of large scale works and has a style that could only be described as inspirational realism. Developing his delicate use of colour and brush technique he has spent many years concentrating on wild life studies and portraits.

Visual Artist - painter turned graphic designer. Paintings on canvas, abstracts/contemporary, maori influences, maori stories, asian influences. Hand drawn artworks, portraits, figurative, prints for sale, publications and exhibits.

For 150 years Auckland Museum, has protected and cared for the taonga, the treasures, of Iwi and Hapu from throughout Aotearoa. And together we are now forging ahead, to create new levels of understanding and enlightenment in the presentation of Maori culture and customary values, that will benefit all visitors to the Museum.

APE-X is a unique family based sculpture and jewellery business set upon Waiheke Island, within Auckland’s Hauraki Gulf. The APE-X retailing studio workshop exhibits works of 3 artists who work with precious metals, gemstones, and also sculpt in jade, marble, granite and glass. With over 30 years of experience the works reflect a mix of both the traditional and contemporary.