Art Galleries Alphabetical in New Zealand
ACFA is an artist run project space, initiated in May 2007 by Richard Bryant, Richard Frater, Anya Henis, Patrick Lundberg and Martyn Reynolds. Our aim is to stimulate and encourage the practices of critically engaged artists who are interested in alternative avenues of representation.
The Academy opened its new galleries at 1 Queens Wharf in February 2000. The new address has dramatically increased visitor numbers and not making a charge for admission has consolidated this. Making quality art works accessible to the general public has paid off with a generally high level of sales. Lots of happy customers and lots of happy art…
HISTORIC HOME & SCULPTURE GARDEN IN TIMARU . Aigantighe (pronounced ‘egg and tie’) means ‘at home’ in Scottish Gaelic. Founded as a public art museum in 1956, it holds the South Island’s third largest public art collection dating from the Sixteenth Century to the present day. Aigantighe shows regional, national and international exhibitions. A sc…
