Bryony Bedggood, Emma Perrin

Inspired by the way nature weaves itself into a beautiful display of life and light; Bryony Bedggood and Emma Perrin both explore nature’s complex yet balanced use of organic shapes and structures in their exhibition.

Schira Withers, Lesley Brown

Wednesday January 25th – Sunday 19th February

An exhibition featuring bold artworks by artists Schira Withers and Lesley Brown exploring a world of abstract views, landscapes and texture through colour.

JianNing Shan + WeiNian Chi + BianYing Yang

A traditional Chinese water ink painting exhibition presented by JianNing Shan, WeiNian Chi and BianYing Yang.

Elizabeth Rosa & Eszter Luca

An exciting exhibition showcasing a collection of artworks from artists Elizabeth Rosa and Eszter Luca. Exploring the ‘wild and whimsical’, the beauty of birds and flora in a bold, vibrant and intricate way.

Victoria Dowall, Anna Coursey, Alison Lowe

An exhibition by artists Alison Lowe, Victoria Dowall and Anna Coursey exploring flora, colour and abstract in an exciting way, these artists have mastered their own individual styles and bring a fresh and exciting series of works to show.

Joanne Webber and Jenny Baker

An exhibition by contemporary artist Joanne Webber and artist Jenny Baker, exploring themes of kiwiana and New Zealand wildlife with strong pops of colour and form. This is an exhibition that will transport you to appreciate the wonders of our amazing country.

Stephanie Watson & Bev Jones

Creativity in detail and pops of blues produce fine works by potter Bev Jones complimenting the layered brushstrokes by artist Stephanie Watson, depicting wider spaces and depths in landscapes.

An Arts Canterbury Exhibition

An exciting exhibition showcasing the finest works from Arts Canterbury based on the them ‘Inside/Out’. This exhibition is filled with a large variety of artworks/styles and it will surely impress you.

Jackie Hancock and Sarah Beal

Combining their love of all things blue. Sarah and Jackie have collaborated on a series of works that all compliment each other, bridging the gap between Sarah’s darker, dramatic paintings to Jackie’s wholly light based glasswork.