This exhibition brings together a curated group of artists from across Aotearoa to explore the power of connection; within material, form, idea, and repetition. Each artist has created a cluster of works: a tightly curated grouping that reveals how individual pieces can speak with greater resonance when presented together.
Gift a piece of the coast with the handcrafted ceramics of Anna Bogdanowicz. Inspired by her life near the sea, Anna’s works capture the essence of shoreline wanderings, the treasures found, and the stories sketched in sand.
We kick off the season of gifting Knit Shepherd is a New Zealand textile studio weaving tradition with innovation. Their stylish, warm, and locally created pieces make the perfect gift for loved ones whether here in Aotearoa or abroad.
Riccardo Scott is an Italo-New Zealand ceramic artist based in Coromandel. He had been working in art and design in Italy before returning to New Zealand in 2021, when he began working with clay. He is interested in harnessing and exploring the vernacular materials found in Coromandel, using locally sourced...
At Kina, we understand how important it is to find the perfect frame to complement and protect your chosen piece of art. Our team is here to guide you through the process, ensuring your artwork is beautifully presented and ready to hang.
Gilly Sheffield creates beautiful, distinctive + evocative works crafted from corrugated iron collected from sites around the motu, and shaped into works of art that weave a story of identity, whakapapa and history. We had the pleasure and privilege of catching up with Gilly.
We’re thrilled to share some exciting news! McGlashen Pottery is back in action! Under the care of passionate new owners, Coral and Josh. This beloved + iconic ceramics studio is set to continue its legacy with fresh energy and enthusiasm.
Leah Firth crafts captivating artisan jewellery, featuring vibrant man-made sapphires in every shade of the rainbow. Each playful, one-of-a-kind piece is set in fluid, organically shaped silver, turning gemstones into wearable art. We caught up with Leah to gain more insight into her artistic process of making.
It happens more often than you’d think. A customer walks through the gallery doors, takes a moment to breathe in the space, and says: “I’m looking for something… in red.” Not blue, not green — red.
