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Ralph Hotere ONZ (1931 -2013)“Ralph" Hone Papita Raukura Hotere was born in Northland, of Te Aupouri and Te Parawa descent.After high school Hotere studied art at Auckland Teachers Training College and in 1952 moved to Dunedin continuing his studies at King Edward Technical College. In 1961 he was...

Myra MeyrickMyra Meyrick produced work in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Painting mainly watercolours she is known for her Europeans landscapes and North African desert scenes, capturing bedouin life.Image Dimensions: 265mm W x 415mm HFraming: FramedFramed Dimensions: 445mm W x 600mm H

Graham Bennett (1947-)Nelson born artist Graham Bennett is well known for his large-scale public sculptures. Bennett’s sculptural practice examines concepts of voyaging and exploration, looking at lines of longitude and latitude, celestial paths and systems, used by historic navigators in the Paci...

Rupert TravisŌtautahi Christchurch based artist Rupert Travis completed a Master of Fine Arts at the University of Canterbury.Travis’ compositions engage a mix of collected images and staged setups, creating a narrative of everyday scenes within a lyrical dreamscape.Image Dimensions: 250mm W x 30...

Hannah KiddThe appeal of Hannah's sculpture is, in the first instance, their familiarity. Kidd takes inspiration from everyday New Zealand life; working dogs, hanging washing, life at the beach. She crafts her work in her Methven studio welding iron and steel. Kidd's ability to get to the essence of...

Valerie Heinz (1928–2022)Valerie Heinz was born in Greymouth and studied in Christchurch at the Canterbury School of Art 1942 – 1948. Following this she travelled to London where she studied for 3 years at the Regent Street Polytechnic School of Art. On her return to New Zealand she first taught...

Valerie Heinz (1928–2022)Valerie Heinz was born in Greymouth and studied in Christchurch at the Canterbury School of Art 1942 – 1948. Following this she travelled to London where she studied for 3 years at the Regent Street Polytechnic School of Art. On her return to New Zealand she first taught...

Valerie Heinz (1928–2022)Valerie Heinz was born in Greymouth and studied in Christchurch at the Canterbury School of Art 1942 – 1948. Following this she travelled to London where she studied for 3 years at the Regent Street Polytechnic School of Art. On her return to New Zealand she first taught...

Rosemary Campbell (1941 –)Rosemary Cambpell attended the Ilam School of Fine Arts at the University of Canterbury. In 1974 she received a Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council Scholarship to study at the École des Beaux-Arts where she focused on lithography and hing. Her paintings are largely watercolo...

Fatu Feu’uFatu Feu’u is a renowned Samoan artist, acknowledged as both a leader and mentor within the Pacific arts community. Feu’u’s work is inspired by Polynesian art forms such as siapo (tapa cloth), tatau (tattoo), his works are frequently a blend of a traditional and contemporary lexico...

Michel Tuffery MNZM (1966 -)New Zealand-based artist, of Samoan, Rarotongan and Ma’ohi Tahitian heritage, Michel Tuffery, is an acclaimed printmaker, painter and sculptor. Tuffery draws on his Pacific Island heritage in his art practice and was one of the first wave of artists with Pacific ancestr...

Denys Watkins (1945-)Denys Watkins studied at the School of Design, Wellington Polytechnic (1962 – 64), the Central School of Art, London in 1967 and the Royal College of Art, London (1968 -67). He has received various awards and scholarships and has had residencies in Canberra and India.His signi...