Past ArtsPost Exhibitions
2020 Fieldays No. 8 Wire National Art Awards
Held annually around the Fieldays event, the Fieldays No.8 Wire National Art Award celebrates innovation by challenging artists to create artworks using No.8 wire, an iconic Kiwi agricultural product. More
In Good Company
The Monday Group
The Monday Group is a circle of diverse Waikato artists who gather together to create, design, paint and assemble works of art, each from their own experiences of life. All the artists in this Waikato Society of Arts (WSA) group have exhibited widely and have works in New Zealand and overseas collections. More
Modified. Beyond the Quantum.
Ana Couper
This exhibition explores the world around us, as humans integrating with technology. It’s a brave new world. More
Value
Carol Bisset, Justina Groeber and Jayne Thomas
Societies have varied notions of value and values but ultimately consider the value of human life as non-negotiable. Often it is through the sacrifices made by individuals, that values rise to the fore, and are recognised, and subsequently nurtured and defended by societies. More
NZ Wildlife & Endangered Species
Fiona Hayward
Fiona’s art work consists of paintings and drawings of NZ native birds and animals as well as an ongoing series of endangered species worldwide. More
Please Do Touch
Yaniv Janson
Yaniv Janson’s interest is in finding novel ways to raise awareness around global warming and this has been an integral part of his artistic endeavour. The Please Do Touch installation explores United Nations Sustainable Development Goals such as climate change, water quality, oceanic ecological systems, poverty and sustainable cities. More
A Product of Nature
Llyr Williams
With a background in product design, art, and in his current profession as a stone mason, Llyr combines his skills in a unique manner, expressing the beauty and potential he sees in the diverse range of New Zealand stone. These aspects have inspired his latest multimedia collection “A Product of Nature.” More
Obsessed
Liam Bourton
My work explores the concept of simplicity to complexity and the relationship between historical and contemporary abstraction. Creating mesmerizing works with mathematical and systematic approaches, similar to the instructions of Sol LeWitt’s wall drawings in the seventies. Having a plan, and acting as an architect as an approach to making objects can leave the viewer transfixed in the perfection of it all. More
Family Making Things – passing on tradition
The Slabbert family makes things. While they share a name and a passion for the handmade, they have each mastered a diverse range of skills: Mauritz in woodturning, Norma in quiltmaking, and Yvette in bobbin lacemaking. More