Luella and Hannah paid a visit to an iconic space in New Plymouth, the Fernery at Pukekura Park. With the help of our friend and amazing photographer, Katie O'Neill, we captured the glassworks of Keith Grinter which were right at home among the tropical flora.
Daniel grew up near Piha on Auckland's wild west coast. His work is inspired by his lifelong connection to the ocean and passion for surfing. The son of two 70's basket weavers, his own creativity emerged during high school workshop design classes, where he developed a love of working with...
Hamish is an award-winning printmaker and painter based in Kāpiti. He recently returned home to Aotearoa NZ after 14 years living in London. His art consistently features conceptual abstracts, landscapes, seascapes, and horizons. Because of his love of nature and our surroundings there is usually a nature-based narrative underpinning his...
Technically focused, Hall has a passion for creating minimal, beautiful glass objects that play with light. His work often aims to explore the parameters of the glass process, playing with density, optic effects and the qualities of colour. Matt currently makes a range of functional glass pieces inspired by early 20th...
The Regional Differences of New Zealand Geology in Natural Glazing Embrace the Impurities and Deliver a Wealth of Beauty Specific to New Zealand.
"There is a real place for hand-made things in a sea of mass production. I throw my pots on an electric wheel, and fire in an electric kiln. Most of my domestic ware is earthenware, and slip decorated (slip is a coloured liquid clay applied before firing).”
Where blue meets green is a collection of paintings by Taranaki artist Vicky Lord, that explores arrival and departure points in an abstract way.
We are proud to support the fundraising efforts of Talk Peach this September. We share with you a survivor story, which is close to home as it was my amazing mum Pam, who was diagnosed but survived ovarian cancer 7 years ago. Read her story...
Rebecca's art is a layering of surfaces that emerge, float and then sink away as another layer slowly rises.She is interested in paint and its application. The many ways paint can be manipulated, rubbed and layered to hide and then reveal images and movement beneath its surface.
