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The Metro Art Gallery is located in downtown New Plymouth Taranaki and is the working studio of local artist Douglas Reid. As well as an ever evolving collection of my own finished and in progress artworks the gallery also includes pieces from selected artists to create a more diverse and interesting experience for visitors. The Gallery is open everyday except Sunday and also in evenings for art classes which run in monthly blocks on Mondays and Wednesday nights. For further information or queries feel free to message or visit the Gallery

A community based gallery, it encourages all Taranaki artists to exhibit and offer works for sale. Established in 2003 and administered by theTaranaki Arts Community Trust TACT, Real TArt has become the place to see the widest selection of Taranaki painting,pottery, photography,jewellery and other media under one roof. In addition to exhibitions, Real TArt also has varied art workshop programmes for adults and children. The gallery is available for hire as a function venue with catering by the Devon Hotel team which offers a wide range of menu options. The gallery is housed in the historic Masters building thanks to the generosity of the building owners Rosemary and Peter Tennent. It hosts an ever changing array of works and is centrally located at the seaward end of Egmont Street in New Plymouth's CBD Michael Smither (CNZM) is the Patron of the gallery and a big supporter of our local art scene. Kind sponsors of the Gallery are: Peter and Rosemary Tennent and family The Devon Hotel, Marbles Buffet, Yarrows the Bakers TSB Community Trust, Staples Rodway and Billings Lawyers. New Plymouth District Council TSB Bank

April 2013: The Govett-Brewster Art Gallery will be closed for up to two years to enable work on earthquake strengthening, deferred maintenance and renewals and the construction of the Len Lye Centre. The Govett-Brewster team will be very active during the two years with off-site projects, touring exhibitions, public programmes and collaborations with other cultural organisations throughout Taranaki and New Zealand. During this transitional period, staff will be planning and preparing for the 2015 opening of the new combined facility. www.govettbrewster.com/Events/EventDetail/e/1235/title/the-len-lye-centre.aspx

Ziggy Waters, Inked Up Tattoo studio in Ngaruawahia.

Located in the Northcote Shopping Centre, just ten minutes from downtown Auckland and Takapuna, Northart provides an accessible and community focussed programme of exhibitions by local and national artists, and an associated programme of public events and arts activities.

The Blikfang Gallery is a new addition to the Antiques & Angels' world, focusing on contemporary visual art. A standalone gallery around the corner from the original antique shop, Blikfang Gallery is open only on Friday & Saturday 11am to 3pm. A hybrid gallery, shop, and museum, this concept provides a different kind of experience, where viewers are encouraged to look, sit, read and be immersed in a rich visual environment.

The Archive Collection is able to be accessed Monday to Friday from 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm. Our Public Holiday hours are 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm except Christmas Day and Good Friday when we are closed

Art Gallery of Sculptor Donald Paterson & Contemporary Artist Philina den Dulk

The most unique pottery, tileworks and art gallery in New Zealand.

showcasing the works of local artists. Art, Movies, light and sound displays and an amazing life size Steampunk engine.

The Whisky Art Gallery is located on the top floor of the Loan and Mercantile building in Oamaru's Historic Precinct. The gallery features regularly changing work from over thirty local and regional artists. The gross floor area is in the order of 1,260 m2. We cannot open the gallery when it is extremely cold. Contact phone number 022 4370789