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As Graeme works on a painting or sculpture it becomes a story, every little detail becomes an important part of that story, a story that he hopes will make the observer smile, laugh or question. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1517454956124-SXSRFA97XY1WE8RXTML2/image-asset.jpeg Glass - Chris Jones Chris Jones is an English glass-maker, currently living and working near Lake Taupo in New Zealand. Until arriving in New Zealand, Chris worked at the highly-respected Neil Wilkin Studios in Frome, Somerset, for over 5 years. During this time Chris developed his skills as a glass-maker and worked on pieces for renowned European glass artists. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1522099744288-EBXFGO9UV4ORSFAEWZEH/image-asset.jpeg Glass - Christine Cathie Christine makes sculptural glass forms, working with the depths and translucency of the glass by using twists, turns and sweeps. The pieces curve and shift from thick to thin to create a sense of lightness and rhythm, creating tension within the work to bring a sense of frozen action - a movement frozen in time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1617927735350-0R3AJXHG3E1S5DZZFSXS/image-asset.jpeg Glass - Greg Swinburne Greg gained a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Wanganui Polytech in 2002 and studied glass design in 2003. He has worked as a studio assistant for several experienced glass artists and he has now featured in many exhibitions nation-wide. Greg has always admired Japanese art and used glass as an excuse to study in that area - there is a close connection between all the arts in Japan and Greg mainly found himself inspired by gardens, Ikebana and calligraphy. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1517359847946-CG5QELAZJXZ6PLJ8BVHO/image-asset.jpeg Glass - Justin Culina Justin has been running his own studio, Culina Glass, in Whangarei for the last five years. He feels it’s important to work with glass in a way that utilises the shapes that it naturally wants to assume, appreciating and working with the tendencies of the medium. Capturing the beautiful liquid forms and stunning colours that glass offers is the challenge - he hopes that this love and respect for glass is reflected in his work. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1522807485487-XS4IE01VGVPN760WJ71L/image-asset.jpeg Glass - Katie Brown Katie Brown is one of only a small handful of full-time female glassblowing artists in New Zealand. Much of Katie's work is inspired by the natural world and this is reflected within her use of colour and cold techniques - her pieces display a delicate sense of structure. Katie's work reflects her versatility, producing a variety of pieces ranging from jewellery to goblets, bowls, platters and ambience lighting. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1553133135679-1BKRXCM83ZORUY3DOJ1P/image-asset.jpeg Glass - Lorraine Natusch Lorraine initially studied Craft Design at Christchurch Polytechnic and specialised in glass at Art Station in Auckland. Since then she has completed various master courses with International Glass Artists, enabling her to combine various techniques in her work. Lorraine is well known for her cast glass House series using the lost wax method historically used for bronze casting. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1553132728657-WPNTR93IG6Z8F3OPIJI9/image-asset.jpeg Glass - Luke Jacomb Luke grew up at the centre of the Aotearoa New Zealand glass community. 2023 marks his 30th year of blowing glass. He has used his vast vocabulary of techniques to masterfully explore what it means to be a contemporary glass blower in the South Pacific. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/a9f05396-fcea-461d-949a-bf5fa1f9203b/image-asset.jpeg Glass https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1521843349441-FMER3G2J8WGS484FD4Q5/image-asset.jpeg Glass - Peter Viesnik Peter is one of New Zealand's best known hot glass artists, commencing his career in 1979 by building his first workshop and glassblowing equipment in Albany, just outside Auckland. During his glass blowing career, Viesnik was closely involved in The N.Z. Society of Artists in Glass, by being a committee member in the early stages, and then for six years as President. He has a deep felt conviction that glass presents ever ongoing challenges and fields of exploration, which maintains his interest and obsession with this demanding medium. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1523492862908-475R9F2FPNIOYYC6GN13/image-asset.jpeg Glass - Rebecca Heap Following her lifelong dream to blow glass, Rebecca studied at Wanganui Ucol and in her final year won a glass design scholarship to the University of Kalmar in southern Sweden. Rebecca's pieces are created in the hotshop at Burning Issues Whangarei, she completes all the refining and polishing in her studio in Auckland. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1533611147016-9VFTSVAZOSM1NUJZQU8X/image-asset.jpeg Glass - Ron Van Der Vlugt A life-long fascination with moving colour and light motivates glass blower Ron van der Vlugt. His work has a sense of movement, an instant of fluid light and colour frozen in glass. Like the Italian glass blowers, Ron works "hot and fast" with few tools, working the glass quickly while it is fluid and hot, relying on the natural forces of gravity and spinning to shape it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1517272505418-XJ4DIGHLS8SL43KRQSZC/image-asset.jpeg Glass - Stephen Bradbourne Stephen Bradbourne majored in ceramics at Carrington Polytech, Auckland, graduating in 1991 with a Diploma in Craft Design. Within six months, he was offered a job at Garry Nash’s hot glass studio in Ponsonby, where he learnt to blow glass under the guidance of one of New Zealand’s best glass blowers. In 2005 Stephen left Gary Nash’s studio to fully focus on his own work specializing in murrine, mosaic and cane hot glass techniques, for which he is becoming so well known. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1521588086263-98LD6E3XZ6V1Z5AGZ8US/image-asset.jpeg Glass - Venus Hot Glass Venus Hot Glass is a small Christchurch-based glass blowing studio established in 1997 by glass artists Ian Walters and Tokiko Tatemoto - Tokiko is now the main producer of pieces. They make their glass from a mixture of minerals including silica sand from Mt. Somers in the mid-Canterbury region. They are the original glass Koru creators, but they also make a wide range of other glass products including: bowls, vases, perfume bottles and paperweights. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1521845094593-Z4XBF272PBAXNM0W8J5V/image-asset.jpeg Glass - Hamish Webster Hamish lives in Christchurch but is a graduate of the Whanganui Glass School. He is a glass blower and wood carver and holds a Diploma in Glass Process and Design. Hamish's inspiration comes from the environment and nature; being raised in a rural environment means the outdoors is a big part of who he is and he tries to portray this with his work. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1517019548972-WZC26HFVOU7U0W6ZGXSU/image-asset.jpeg Glass - Carmen Simmonds Carmen's practice has evolved from early explorations of women's dress, into defining the 'specific techniques', such as crochet, used by women to create dresses. Her current work examines how these traditional making processes can be drawn upon and visually remembered within the creation of her sculptural glass objects. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/2525f771-d9b8-47fe-9cac-c9f29e59d742/KIBpro.jpg Glass - Karin Barr Karin Barr is a Waikato-based artist working from her rural studio in Tauhei. Born in Germany, Barr moved to New Zealand in 1994, where she began a new chapter of life on a farm. Expanding her artistic practice, she began exploring glass casting in 2009 - captivated by the luminous and transformative nature of glass, she deepens her engagement with the medium. Her evolving practice has recently extended to glassblowing, reflecting her dedication to the material. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1531275126749-JCDYE16H89OB7RYBVTVX/image-asset.jpeg Glass - Annabel Menzies-Joyce Annabel has a Diploma of Fine Arts from Canterbury University and a Post-Graduate Diploma of Landscape Architecture from Lincoln University. She is known for her involvement in the Tai Tapu Sculpture Garden in Christchurch, her paintings, and her stunning glass objects which feature in the Christchurch Art Gallery. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1602021224362-2D80WDDWGAVXZAGRD0M1/image-asset.jpeg Glass - Jarred Wright Jarred is a glass artist from Christchurch currently living in Brisbane; he trained under the British Society of Scientific Glass in the microbiology and chemistry department at the University of Queensland in Brisbane. Jarred finds influence in the natural forms that appear under the microscope in the sciences and he also maintains an affinity to the unique flora, fauna and artistic styling of his home land, Aotearoa. All of his work is shaped by hand (and mouth) while molten hot in the old tradition of bench torch glass blowing techniques. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/01728f00-e70b-4b32-8525-1ca0c7b6270f/image-asset.jpeg Glass - Dominic Burrell Dominic creates highly distinctive glass constructions that are a unique combination of hand-blown elements & found objects. His confident use of colour is evident; each piece is constructed from multiple colour overlays which are left to cool before Dominic works back into them with power tools. photo: Tracey Grant https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/18b08333-f651-419f-afe4-bd14ad81ff94/image-asset.png Glass - Kahu Design Kahu Design is an Auckland-based studio creating unique hand-made pieces intimately connected with nature and NZ heritage; based on symbolism and stories that offer an expression of the human need to connect to each other and our environment. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/4a64cbcc-7b4d-454c-8059-f303588ce2a5/PSpro.jpg Glass - Philip Stokes Philip Stokes has devoted 40 years to glass art; earning a first-class honours degree in glass blowing from Monash University. His creations capture the essence of glass in every piece and have been showcased in over 90 exhibitions worldwide. 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With a design background in Architecture, in 2010, she turned her enduring love of making to silver jewellery. Balancing simple structural components, Yvonne makes pared back pseudo-mechanical objects which have a quiet and timeless elegance. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1516311720716-4FCNHFNWLD879CB41SRQ/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Koji Miyazaki Koji is the former director of Form Gallery and is now focused on his jewellery. Since beginning to practice in New Zealand, his work has been represented in more than 30 group and solo exhibitions throughout the country. He uses silver, gold, pearls, wood and sometimes sand to create jewellery that portrays balance and harmony, where each piece can tell a story. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/190d0c9d-dd57-42f1-a56f-aac58613eb63/AIRpro.jpg Jewellery - Ailish Roughan Ailish creates work strongly influenced by her childhood memories of growing up in the lush wilderness on the west coast of the South Island, New Zealand. Her concern over the declining bee population has provided inspiration for the majority of her collection, she has also collaborated with Asheley Elizabeth to create a line of organic jewellery. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1519867282444-UVH734YXM7X74VLLY9O1/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Ann Culy Ann enjoys the varied and involved nature of jewellery-making; the range from intense isolated work at the bench when concentration is full-on, to the interaction with people discovering a piece of work that suits their style. Ann's work is essentially organic, loose and full of the energy of making - it speaks of lush materials, usually made from pure silver and gold. -Photo credit: Sharron Bennett https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1522116672245-MJHP77VC8LP0J5CUKD2X/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Anna Balasoglou Anna has been designing and creating contemporary jewellery and accessories for over 35 years. She has built a reputation based on her ability to transcend trends and create original, striking and versatile designs. Her work has been featured in magazines and newspapers as well as in commercials and television programmes such as ‘Xena’ and ‘Hercules’. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1600471697397-I9UJSU8H4ZC21H6O4LO9/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Barry Clarke Barry is a self-taught jewellery maker and has also always painted. He uses simple methods to make his jewellery and likes to see the surface tool marks and textures on his finished pieces. He loves the workability and colour of 18ct gold and sterling silver and prefers to use semi-precious stones that he rough-cuts in his Christchurch studio. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1516831424745-4Y5W9NB0W80YXGJZQWXO/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - David McLeod David initially began his career as a sculptor, with particular interest in carved media, such as stone and wood, culminating in several large commissioned works weighing several ton. In 1985 he began a change of scale exploring small scale carving in bone, stone and dense hardwoods. Since 1974 he has taught sculpture, 3D design, and jewellery in tertiary institutions. He resigned as head of jewellery at Otago Polytechnic in 2001 and now works out of Palmerston North. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/20e1f507-6e53-4682-89a5-7ab84e81d495/ESpro2.jpg Jewellery - Elfi Spiewack Elfi’s jewellery finds its origins in her immediate environment; using her European training and knowledge of materials, her designs are often inspired by nature and the processes of experimentation and play. Her observations of natural media, shapes and phenomena often stimulate the design process, but she also finds inspiration in urban culture and current events. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1523494344798-2SCIG84SZW1XYQNOIZ8B/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Jeff Beckwith For years Jeff Beckwith has been involved with pounamu, primarily searching for boulders - the choicest pieces form a treasured collection. Jeff began carving pounamu to provide “the ultimate link between his precious finds and his creative spirit”. He emerged on the scene like a breath of fresh air, celebrated for the simplicity and strength of his pieces, and an apparent capacity to lift the naturalness out of the stone. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/d53b80f8-1cb2-4cc4-b026-85110987dfbd/jlepro.jpg Jewellery - Jeremy Leeming Jeremy Leeming is a Christchurch-based contemporary jewellery designer known for his refined, minimalist craftsmanship. Inspired by the Bauhaus philosophy of "less is more," his work focuses on clarity of design, where every element serves a purpose. Working primarily in gold and silver, Jeremy creates pieces that balance modernist simplicity with organic textures, resulting in jewellery that feels both timeless and contemporary. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/f5805f84-ca4e-40ac-9914-35c18a4b3df0/KApro.jpg Jewellery - Kate Alterio Kate Alterio is a contemporary jeweller and visual artist based in Wellington; working predominantly in silver and gold, she makes use of repetition, recurring patterns, geometric forms and subtle details. Kate takes a minimalist design approach to convey her conceptual ideas. The meticulous processes involved in making jewellery are, for Kate, akin to meditative practice. Both call for presence, focus, care and patience, qualities she finds both satisfying and centering. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1523314610610-Z019BUX1BV6JLHCO9JNF/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Kiri Schumacher Kiri has an Elam degree in Fine Arts and an Art History degree from Auckland University. She studies structure in it's physical sense and also in relation to deeper themes within human adornment and nature. Inspired by small plant details such as leaves, buds and pods, Kiri refines structure back to it's simplest form; focusing on one aspect of a design to draw out the essence of it's shape. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1523497242813-CKOOJWN4W5N482NO07QO/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Lisa West Lisa was born in Tauranga, New Zealand, in 1967. She graduated from Northland Polytechnic and Hungry Creek Arts and Crafts School with a Diploma in Applied Arts in 1991, majoring in jewellery. She went on to learn flame-worked glass bead-making techniques with glass blower Peter Viesnik and has been a self-employed craft artist since 1994. Lisa participates in many group and solo jewellery shows. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1522881605803-R33LANQSDXMY0FOJ0HEW/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Lynn Kelly Lynn has been making jewellery since 1988 and recently moved from Dunedin back to Christchurch, she exhibits widely in New Zealand and internationally. Lynn won the ‘Molly Morpeth Canaday Wear Aotearoa Award’ in 2004 and the ‘Dowse Foundation Gold Award’ in 2007, her work was also represented in the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Jewellery Biennale exhibitions. She is known for crafting exquisite pieces with the distinctive forms of ferns, seed pods and flowers made in metals. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1522102424406-1SF0NFOUBLAAGKHDN835/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Martyn Milligan From the age of 21, Martyn had a strong inclination to learn the craft of jewellery making. In 1995, he started his own workshop and label ‘Rinopai Ironworks’ in Golden Bay. Since then, Martyn releases new design ranges regularly and is now represented by many fine galleries throughout New Zealand. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1522970064510-Q0567CF0SHWUY9SGE959/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Penelope Barnhill Penelope's journey with jewellery began at eight years old when her grandmother's jewellery collection was shown to her. Penelope's jewellery is delicate, feminine and romantic, incorporating religious symbolism and Pacific influences. She uses gold, silver, precious and semi precious stones, glass, dried roses and other materials to translate her feelings, emotions and memories into lovely desirable pieces. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1523314474000-NFGJJG31XOLGZQ72AYL7/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Ruth Baird Ruth's inspiration for jewellery begins from her feelings of joy in the landscape and the natural world. She prefers simple techniques and using her hands rather than machines: knitting, crochet, and more recently, twining and weaving, form a large part of her work. Ruth often mounts titanium, niobium or shell in silver, then uses various grinding, punching or painting techniques to create a surface texture. Anodising produces colour variations such as vivid blues and greens. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1541821432067-HC8D51GWYTIHXDWVOUHW/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Tania Patterson Moving parts give Tania Patterson’s jewellery a distinctive personality. Wearing her jewellery is an activity rather than a passive display, as many of her works have a kinetic aspect which directly involves both viewer and wearer. Her current concerns include bracelets and necklaces which focus on wearability and relate directly to the body. Tania's new necklaces, in the form of single seedpods hanging from a simple wire strand, have softer lines and retain the kinetic aspect. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1600472002131-G3LCQC3GNX5NVYI94J15/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Winnie Chin Winnie designs and makes from her studio-workshop in Christchurch, working primarily in jewellery. Her go-to and often unintentional place of inspiration for her jewellery is the garden and its environment – an everyday lookout to nature, a source of food, a potter-about space. She often takes the common, overlooked or edibles as the subject matter to explore form, pattern and detail. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1523496947863-8AO32XNG8RLFQIQUM8O9/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Jennie Sherwin Jennie is a contemporary jeweller, based in Wellington, New Zealand. She has been experimenting with various casting practices within sculpture and jewellery design for a number years now, creating beautiful, original works in sterling silver, gold, bronze and glass. Jennie exhibits and sells her jewellery in numerous galleries throughout New Zealand and overseas. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1523497113574-MO5HYYVSTL91HYXIQKI9/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Jane Turnbull Jane's work tends to focus on simple but bold design concepts that reflect everyday shapes and forms. She is drawn to creating unique pieces of art that have an architectural and industrial theme, incorporating lines, angles and shapes that influence our lives. Some of Jane's pieces allow the wearer to manipulate the design, providing a sense of individuality and personal ownership. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/4bd8162b-9325-427c-b94e-3462cf5a7f2e/DHpro2.jpg Jewellery - David Holmes David Holmes was born in the South Island of New Zealand where he started creating jewellery as a child. He studied at the Dunedin School of Art where he was awarded an Advanced Diploma in Jewellery Design. He enjoys working with organic forms and colour - his works feature shell, pearls, stone and silver, and are strongly influenced by Pacific jewellery and adornment. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1517261796472-K9GS7F7WTLMHG32OQLY2/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Michael Ayling Michael Ayling is a contemporary jeweller who sees himself as an artist-craftsman in that he handmakes his own designs. A perfectionist by nature and with 35 years experience, his workmanship is both precise and fastidious - he isn’t satisfied until he gets both form and finish just right. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/de448780-cf36-4ac9-bf4d-763e3fccfc13/MVDpro.jpg Jewellery - Mieke Van Dam Mieke has always been an artist at heart, and whilst living in London she took the opportunity to train at the Sir John Cass School of Art (now part of London Metropolitan University) to obtain a Diploma in Art and Design, specialising in jewellery. After returning to New Zealand in 2005 she made Nelson, in the South Island, her home and base for her jewellery business. Mieke seeks to create unique hand-made pieces of jewellery that are both stylish and wearable. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1517454470250-FLZCZVKBBLG1PIVP2NNN/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Ash Hilton Ash grew up on the West Coast of the South Island, a place which has influenced his work ever since. He is interested in the way jewellery involves both creativity and construction: the combination of tools, materials and processes along with design and creativity and how these affect each other. Ash specialises in engraved rings with soft finishes, using many New Zealand motifs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1516765296211-OKEX6L707ASQ26NAQCHT/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Anna Lundh Anna Lundh is a Wellington-based artist and teacher who works with a range of 2D & 3D media, her work is often characterized by her exploration of interconnected structures found in nature. She works with sculpting and print-making techniques as her preferred media but also makes jewellery. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/c17808b6-e9b3-461d-a3a5-b4eef4161f62/JBUpro.jpg Jewellery - Jean Burgers Jean has been making jewellery since 2002, when she learnt from master carver Chris Bone in Golden Bay, New Zealand. She creates intricate wearable artworks inspired by sacred geometry and ancient symbols. Jean uses traditional metalsmith techniques to create her jewellery, and cuts all of her metal designs by hand using a piercing saw. Her passion for environmental sustainability is an integral part of her jewellery business. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1523494738148-QWEGETF93DY696B4A5LM/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Janine Cairns-Michael Invercargill born, Janine, has been creating with metal and stone since the early 1990's. Her love of nature, both above and below the water, has influenced the shapes and textures that characterize her jewellery. Many of the patterns are embossed on to the metal using a paper template, which is used only once then discarded. The earthen elements have been gathered from lakes, riverbanks, and beaches from around southern New Zealand. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1555557802676-61W4GXVZ1KVJ0UUGR8SQ/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Cora Baillie Cora uses Sterling Silver wire to craft lace-like chains and jewellery pieces using patterns and metal-working techniques similar to that of chainmail blacksmiths. Cora has been making Jewellery for over 10 years and is a member of the Christchurch Silversmiths' Guild. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1523494573449-Y3YXLBURLBHUA03B5ELV/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Zoya Beri Zoya trained in Dunedin at Fluxus workshop and was a founding partner of Lynx Jewellery Gallery in Christchurch. Paua is her main source of inspiration; her pieces have incorporated poured globules of molten silver and copper, either forged or rolled, as the initial instigator in the process of creating the form. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1524263024552-IXO4GA6GOSGCDJ000TAF/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Alison Hay Alison is a Christchurch jeweller, working predominantly in silver. Metal is a material that Alison finds fascinating, particularly casting, where the metal becomes a liquid for a brief moment in time before becoming a new shape entirely. The natural world is an inspiration to her, particularly patterns in plants. She is also influenced by Maori and pacific jewellery/adornment, and cloaks woven from flax fibre. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1593831338382-IWPZIJC2VP6HKIK2U36K/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Aaron Brown Aaron Brown grew up in a pro–creative family; the attitude was definitely you can do anything or be anything you want to be. Professionally this attitude has lead Aaron from bone and wood carving to architectural model-making then into commercial sculpting, jade carving, jewellery design and art sculpture. His jewellery is often sculptural and the finishing is excellent quality. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1598055062474-P1Q10SVGNE823FT6ZV13/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Ryan Dewsbury Ryan was born in Christchurch, New Zealand. After secondary school Ryan studied architecture and computer-aided design at CPIT, he also worked for a number of years as a fine art picture framer. Ryan’s jewellery is mostly minimal and influenced by the Bauhaus and De Stijl movements - drawing upon his background - he creates pieces where proportion, balance, and scale are the first consideration. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1574822444604-2M274DT8U6F019NBHFIS/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - Jen Hung Jen Hung is originally from Taiwan; she graduated from Tai Poutini Polytechnic in Greymouth and in 2008, won first place award in the carving section of The National Association of New Zealand Rock & Mineral Club. Besides Maori traditional designs, Jen is strongly inspired by Chinese antique artefacts, calligraphy and organic forms from nature. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1620694986556-VVVKY7ADQ9KIV0392N6K/image-asset.jpeg Jewellery - David Beamish David’s jewellery career started with training as a diamond setter in the late seventies, followed by contract gem setting work as well as producing his own designs and commissions. David’s more recent work is inspired by the taonga created by his forebears and explores the symbology of navigating life’s journey. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/6fa0170c-f18e-4b4d-9b96-152071f4c43b/GSMpro.jpg Jewellery - Greg Smith Greg Smith has worked with glass since 1985. He was recognised as a pioneer in the world-wide studio glass movement at the American Glass Conference in Seattle where he was a guest speaker. His work is informed by the alchemy of stone and the work of the early stone carvers of the Pacific Rim. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/e00adc9d-0eb1-4388-8795-4689f1978971/JWpro.jpg Jewellery - James Washer James is an award-winning carver based on the West Coast. He started carving in the early 1990s, initially working with bone and wood before progressing to pounamu in 2001. James studied Fine Arts and has attained a Diploma in Jade and Hardstone Carving from Tai Poutini Polytechnic in Greymouth. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/3d042395-60f3-4b48-9216-28b78d83ca42/IMEpro.jpg Jewellery - Ilse-Marie Erl Ilse-Marie Erl lives in Tamaki Makaurau and holds a Masters in contemporary jewellery making and design, she has been a teacher and maker for over 25 years. 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Japanese traditions such as Mingei and Chadōgu (tea ceremony wares) greatly influenced the philosophical approach and techniques which can be seen in his work today. Aaron’s current work reflects both his New Zealand and Māori heritage. He has had over 60 solo exhibitions in Japan, his work has also been widely shown in both New Zealand and Australia and is held in private collections around the world. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1517450767882-MCLXNVEVK4HMMTCH9XPK/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Alice Rose Although born in Australia in 1961, Alice Rose spent much of her life in England. It was there that she studied Art and Design in Ceramics at Medway College of Art in Rochester, Kent. For a number of years she worked as a commercial artist before moving to New Zealand and eventually settling in Dunedin. Her training has led to the technique of creating 3-Dimensional illusions in her current ceramics. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/57dd1b32-1dbe-472b-938e-8fe536d5f22d/ERpro.jpg Ceramics - Elena Renker Elena was born in Germany and was first introduced to Pottery in 1977 at the Golden Bridge Pottery run by Ray and Debra Meeker in Pondicherry, India. Elena now lives on a farm north of Auckland which gives her the opportunity to use clay from her own land. Her focus has been on making shino glazed bowls and cups - by faceting the exterior of the pot, Elena opens up the clay and exposes all it's impurities to create an interesting surface for the shino glaze to interact with. The iron oxide decoration provides an extra focal point. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1598922027267-VARXSI0B9QGOV9S2C2LQ/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Fiona Tunnicliffe Fiona has been a potter for nearly 30 years and most of that time she has made animals in various forms, she supplies galleries throughout New Zealand and has also exhibited in Australia. Fiona is a member of the New Zealand Society of Potters and the Academy of Fine Arts, she divides her time between making for galleries, and teaching: community groups, night classes, weekend workshops and children’s classes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1520307320583-G6NMLJ506E0WBT8FHDLW/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Graham Ambrose Before turning his talents to pottery, Graham had won numerous awards for his furniture designs. But when the opportunity arose to swap mediums, he was more than ready to change. Strongly influenced by the modernist movement, his primary interest is in creating minimalist forms - he is particularly known for his mastery of a bold red glaze that complements these unadorned shapes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1516742804526-8OX0943Y5AD8XZL4MMXN/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Jane McCulla Jane McCulla’s fascination with clay and its ecological and archaeological connotations, is evident in the power of her sculptural work - influenced by the great Land Artists and her own experience of remote landscapes and seascapes. She graduated from the University of Ulster with a first class BA Honours degree in Fine and Applied Arts, and teaches at the Canterbury Potters Association in Christchurch. Her ceramic pieces have also won several awards and are held in both private and public collections worldwide. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1598921978306-ONELBQ6VOKB5YSFBDKWX/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - John Parker John's forms and aesthetic, of the stark and the industrial, have always put him out of step with the craft-based, organic-oriented, mainstream of NZ pottery. John owes more to the philosophy of the European design movements of de Stijl and the Bauhaus, than to the NZ preoccupation with the East and Zen. He is very concerned with the presentation and display of the objects and prefer to group pieces as clusters where the matt and shiny surfaces and the negative and positive spaces can interact. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1516311323166-WHCSBOETUGA7D6XPKGNH/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Katie Gold Katie uses the icon of the vessel, she aims to express her art as simply and directly as possible and has chosen the vessel as a vehicle because of its qualities of shielding and containment. Over time her work has intensified, the forms become more open, the vessels more delicate and the colours more vibrant. Each vessel is a representation of something vital and alive, an organic form of life. Her personal imagery is worked through with abstraction of colour, line, texture and form. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/d0053e6a-2cf3-4277-8a4b-e51f8590f714/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Kim Henderson Kim was born in Golden Bay and grew up in the small seaside settlement of Parapara; she graduated from design school at the Christchurch Polytechnic in 1991 and then began a career in graphic design. After attending pottery classes through the Canterbury Potters’ Association she set up a pottery studio at home in 2009. Apart from ceramics, Kim also paints with acrylic, mixed media and encaustics. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1557196956433-N3697JF86EEQ2QD3FJBG/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Linda Bruce Linda creates unique contemporary ceramic artwork - visual imagery which are combinations of ideas, attitudes, form, pattern, texture, colour, play. The works are reflective of her views of life in New Zealand in the 1990's, the use of multiple components symbolic of the complexities of modem life. The works are created by combining imaginative use of clay and metal with inventive design. Quality craftsmanship, integrity of design and a passion to create artistic expressions distinctly New Zealand are what the work is all about. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1516312269461-SJNHFWFOZLI3LSRBARF1/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Owen Bartlett Owen produces a range of hand-made, designer tableware and some limited edition sculptural clay art pieces for exhibition and competitions. In 1998 he met Katie Gold who is a clay artist of note and in 2000 they purchased a 110 year old house in Upper Moutere Village where they share a studio and gallery. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1516668779607-ANRIBEYT7UATDPG9JW77/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Peter Collis Peter Collis has worked with clay nearly all of his life; the main focus of his work has been the handling of shape and surface. Collis is a highly skilled thrower and a leader in technical aspects - he creates pure form vessels, which he then treats in a wide range of methods: he makes his own luster glazes, crackle glazes, textured engobe, and in his new works he has been experimenting with matte finishes and crystal glazes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1517271681249-W9JAI4WILOH7RD4I6PPL/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Renee Boyd Renee works from her studio in Auckland, where she realised that clay appealed not only to her fascination with materials and process, but also to her sense of independence as a designer. Renee's work is clean, refined, delicate and minimal; she aims to tread the fine line between simple, timeless designs, and unique pieces that have character and presence. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1542419601172-OOGE8U90PZIMVN80O0PP/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Sue Dasler Sue was raised in Kaikoura and studied at the Nelson School of Visual Arts where she specialised in ceramics, but she is currently living and working from her studio in Wellington. Sue is interested in form and function; she enjoys simple surface patterns and the suggestion of the New Zealand environment and culture within. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1522273246246-JY49KU9IZ6ISLVD034IS/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Susannah Bridges Susannah is an Auckland-based artist with a Bachelor of Design degree. She is well known for her work with ceramics and her range of cylinder lights and vessels. Her work has been acquired by the Auckland Museum, The Dowse Art Museum, and the Hawkes Bay Museum and Art Gallery. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally in art galleries, design stores, expo’s and outdoor sculpture events from 1999 until the present day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1516311554038-LGYV8DWZN0TPDJ9O6ZKW/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Tatyanna Meharry Tatyanna Meharry is a ceramicist who currently works in her studio in Christchurch and is a prominent local instructor; her work is found in galleries and stores throughout New Zealand. Tatyanna has been awarded multiple awards including the Supreme Award the World of Wearable Arts, her playful style allows her to explore meaningful concepts and a variety of materials. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/0ef9667d-e367-4f32-8c85-fd727ef4e2a8/GPpro.jpg Ceramics - Gwen Parsons Gwen has been working with clay for more than a decade and specialises in hand-building technique. Gwen works in porcelain and stoneware to create forms reminiscent of functional domestic ware but through alteration and a process of elimination undermines their functionality, as an object this tension becomes the resolution. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1522099448374-1121JFI1AYOWWXGJRW1I/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Holly Ramsay For Holly, working with clay is a very playful and joyful medium with unlimited possibilities. She believes it has helped her mend herself by using earth, water and heat - invigorating and so healing. The motivation for Holly's recent work has come from her experiences of displacement and disruption due to losing her home in the Canterbury earthquakes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1539736239881-ELFTWISIXVB3D5CYOYSJ/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Mandy Gargiulo Mandy Gargiulo is a ceramic artist based in Nelson, working exclusively with porcelain. She draws inspiration for her ceramics from the shapes and textures of her natural surrounds; flowers, leaves and the sea are all strong influences on her work. Celebrating what she terms the “beautifully perfect imperfection of nature,” no two pieces of work she creates are identical. Mandy’s pieces all show the signs of the hand that has made them, and the personality and materiality of porcelain as a medium. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1548370116516-7IBLDURKPB4BANAFW16N/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Sue Scobie Sue recently moved to Nelson from Wellington and works from her home studio. She first started working with ceramics part-time at Hornsby TAFE Northern Sydney in the early 1990s. She primarily takes inspiration from the world around her - the colours, forms, sounds and textures of the land, sea and bush are limitless. All of Sue’s work is hand-formed by pinching and coiling using combinations of porcelain and stoneware clays with the silky, translucent porcelain contrasting with the rough, gritty stoneware. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1584413360397-YPGAQ2P540JGZMYK1T99/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Hana Rakena Shells, stones, plants, and the affects of water, wind and natural forces upon them inspire Hana’s pottery. Clarity of form, generous volumes, and an organic 'unearthed' feel are the hallmarks of her pieces. Hana hand-builds with a sculptural clay from Abbotsford, near Dunedin. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/0ae0e1bd-b451-442f-8d49-4cf8b525bcb0/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Emma Turner Emma is a ceramic artist, working from her home studio in Christchurch. Her studio practice is full of playful colour, creativity and storytelling. She has been developing her craft since 2015 and graduated with a Diploma in Art and Design, focusing in ceramics, from the Dunedin Art School in 2020. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/b51c0480-bbc2-412d-8ef1-25627e08be30/JEWpro2.jpg Ceramics - Jenny Wilson Jenny Wilson is a first generation New Zealander of British and Chinese descent. She graduated with a Diploma of Ceramic Art from Otago Polytechnic in 2018. Traversing questions of identity, meaning and belonging, Jenny finds solace in the landscapes and cycles of the natural world. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/5f2565b5-a799-4c3e-b3d8-558dc82a87e7/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Nachiko Schollum Nachiko comes from a family of accomplished Japanese artists; but it was after moving to New Zealand that she undertook formal training in clay modelling. Nachiko’s current focus is hand-built studies of animal or human subjects - whether humorous or provocative, each has their own character. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/4d1ad1f1-909a-47e5-8367-3d54a9ec507f/image-asset.jpeg Ceramics - Liz Sharek Liz has a Masters in Art and Design from AUT with works on display in Te Papa and The Ebletoft Glass Museum in Denmark. She was producing contemporary glass from her studio in Auckland from the mid-90s and has now extended her material practice to a number of different media, particularly ceramics. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/4dca171a-487d-40df-84ec-ba8d6c1cabab/DABpro.jpg Ceramics - David Briggs David is Lancashire-born, with a degree in Fine Art and Sculpture. He is an award-winning painter and potter, with his current focus being ceramic works. David’s work has featured in several exhibitions in England and the Canterbury Potter’s show here in Christchurch. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/a96272ea-e8b8-43a4-a548-d50b3e347f0a/Pennypro.jpg Ceramics - Penny de Jong Penny is a Christchurch-based potter with a ceramic art diploma from Otago Polytech. She is inspired by colour and texture - specialising in the ancient art of Nerikomi pottery - allowing the work to reflect the emotional complexity within ourselves. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/aa5fd90b-11cc-42ac-afaf-1f7218149b76/IMG_8714pro.jpg Ceramics - Thomas Strange Thomas is a part-time potter working out of his garage studio in Ōtautahi. His obsession with clay began a decade ago and continues as a creative release, pushing limits of the medium and placing importance on the humble process of making, allowing this to incite form and design. artist photo by: Sarah Rowlands https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/e56560be-37e6-49f1-8704-c77e283019e5/MBOpro.jpg Ceramics - Maak Bow Maak Bow has been working with clay for just over a decade, coming from a background in design and illustration. 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These works include Jet Plane candies, Milk Bottles and ceramic Explorer lollies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1519784978585-SFD40180H05GZM07WQ86/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Andi Regan Andi is originally from the UK but has been living in New Zealand since 2003, she is currently residing in the beautiful lake town of Wanaka. Her works are exhibited at selected galleries and design stores around New Zealand and is acclaimed for her zip-tie artworks, including pieces made for the World of Wearable Arts where she has been a multi-finalist. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1516325881890-A21TO6DH8P3QXYH4ZW4X/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Anneke Bester Anneke has been sculpting and painting full-time since she was 16 years old, when she was accepted into art school (Pro Arte; School of Art, Music, Ballet and Drama), she studied Theatre for three years after that. Since this time she has travelled to over twenty countries, and worked in four of them. Anneke’s recent works have been inspired by the fine balance created in ballet posesv - focusing the viewer on the classical lines created by these poses, she strips the figures down to the essence of form and exaggerates the energy and fine balance within the figure. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1523493735438-PTPOJC5UUH7XFFQV76SM/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Asheley Elizabeth Inspired & passionate about art, Asheley practices its creation full time. With a studio in Christchurch, an education in Toronto and a history between the two, she dedicates herself towards the expression of an inner vision. Asheley loves to work with different media: acrylic forms; carved wood; shaped cane... all towards playing with metaphoric layers. She also collaborated with Ailish Roughan to create an organic jewellery line. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1521840121329-24Q9RSNVFZI53IJUXR4T/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Llew Summers Llew was born in Christchurch in 1947 and, sadly, has recently passed. He held his first exhibition in 1971, and went on to hold approximately 50 one-man shows. As one of the most visible Christchurch artists, his work has often caused controversy, but he was proud to have brought the nude to Christchurch. He was an intuitive sculptor who created from the heart and he believed that art should be about beauty: enriching and seductive. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1516311813247-7E36UJ9XBA3U9TA0HECY/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Matthew Williams Matthew Williams is a Christchurch-based sculptor working in a range of materials including: bronze, timbers, marble, concrete, steel and more. His passion for architecture and design can clearly be seen in his work and many of his pieces are kinetic. Working in both natural and man-made materials, he explores the fundamentals of form. Strong lines and sweeping curves create a mesmerising quality, the movement is dynamic and the expression is clear. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1523398866090-RTHQT2ID51QPXBOEKDXZ/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Melissa Young Melissa likes experimenting when sculpting, new ideas and themes often evolve from conversations that she has had; her work has been described as a social commentary on life: it celebrates the life of women past and present. Her pieces can be ambiguous and it’s the eye of the beholder that decides if a piece has a nice or darker element to it, it is very dependent on how cynical the viewer is. The naming of the works is also important to Melissa, hopefully it gives an insight into the ideas behind the work and hopefully expresses some of her personality and humour. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/227b5227-69f3-42d4-8f24-2c685b9f4a99/AKOpro.jpg Sculpture - Anna Korver Anna Korver is an established New Zealand artist with a BFA in sculpture from the University of Canterbury. She works nationally and internationally, exhibiting, attending symposiums and completing commissions. Her new works continue themes of the female form and identity, are autobiographical, and use the female figure to communicate her experiences. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1523407680342-T0B669LH8UO6Z3U0S62Y/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Mark Cowden Mark works across a range of artistic media from photography through to kinetic and optical art; he is constantly experimenting and often mixes materials and techniques from various disciplines to create his work. Mark has lived in the South Island of New Zealand all of his life, the world renowned qualities of the landscape and light have been huge visual influences for him. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/f63abec2-20b7-40d3-adc4-a053b18b45ac/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - John Hill John Hill is a graduate of Otago Polytech Art School in Dunedin. He graduated in 1982 and has been producing sculptural works ever since, producing small kinetic works in a number of materials. While aimed at being entertaining, John also hopes his work will encourage people think about their interactions with others and their environments. He also enjoys working with fine metals to create small scale wearable sculptures. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1543617389668-ZHZBUN1IQFEU5RZNHYPH/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Vivian Keenan Vivian enjoys the process of construction, producing elegant sculptural forms from natural fibres. Using willow, rattancore and harvesting materials from her immediate environment such as jasmine, harakeke and supplejack. Vivian’s inspiration comes mainly from forms in the natural environment; She has lived on Great Barrier Island for several years and feels that the land and the sea have impacted significantly on her work. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1546567401959-GMPPGJAYM4O18H465EX7/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Bruce Stilwell Bruce Stilwell was born in Otematata in 1968, he predominantly works with velvet and threads. Father of six and full-time joiner, Bruce’s art creations are a part-time love of the creativeness in which he has always dabbled. He exhibited his work for the first time in March 2017 and won the People’s Choice Award at the Changing Threads Contemporary Fibre Art Awards at his hometown of Nelson. Photo Credit: Charles Anderson https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1600472075245-QD6B50RRK0U02DSLCIBA/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Tony O’Grady Tony is based in Christchurch and has been painting and making sculpture for over 20 years; he creates pieces in stone, wood, clay, plaster, concrete and bronze. Tony enjoys applying the sculptural ideas of mass, weight, balance and space to the human figure and always strives to create powerful, monumental, unique and uplifting pieces. He has also featured in several solo and group exhibitions, as well as tutoring stone sculpture in summer workshops. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1552515741817-M1QAVZODVZV3SU9OZ36P/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Gary Brooks Hawke’s Bay based artist Gary Brooks has been on the art scene since the late 1990’s, exhibiting and selling his acrylic paintings in galleries around New Zealand. His creativity took a new direction within the last few years, when he began experimenting with concrete using casting techniques. "Working with concrete is a lot different than painting, in that you are relying just on your hands to create something and not a paint brush." - Gary Brooks https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1560386624006-NL7OTIYDCZ3C3W037XWW/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Rory McDougall Rory was raised in the Highlands of Scotland, in an area full of Pictish-Keltic stonework and archaeology. He attended Inverness Royal Academy in Scotland and the Aberdeen School of Art for one year but instead left these formal studies behind for more hands-on study in metalcraft and stone masonry. Rory later settled in New Zealand where he lives and works on the West Coast; his fascination with Keltic art and its iconography continues to influence his work. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1607732730537-P44UD2133FM1T61M8L2L/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Volker Hawighorst Throughout his professional career, design has been the main focus of Volker's work. As a trained cabinet maker he has a strong foundation of solid craftsmanship and a keen eye for detail. He worked for several decades as an architect in international environments, responsible for design and delivery of large corporate projects as well as tailored solutions for smaller ventures. After moving from Germany to New Zealand, Volker started exploring new media to express his creativity. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1627101006760-G1NABUH38AFK8CKL7ZMK/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Nicholas Duval-Smith Nicholas studied at the Otago Polytechnic School of Fine Arts from 1988 to 1990, and again in 2007 and 2008, majoring in sculpture and jewellery. His creative practice searches for a meeting point between his love for natural form and for simplicity. Nicholas aims to make things that people can attach meaning to, and make their own stories with - he particularly enjoys creating art that people can play with. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/fe10592d-5170-4f65-94c1-7f2b2b6c4877/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Debbie Templeton-Page Debbie is a South Canterbury sculptor who has worked in many different mediums for over 20 years. You can find her work in stone, bronze, glass and more. Her sculptures grace homes around the world and she has created many commissions locally and internationally. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/15998c7d-df34-4250-8a13-1935ef7d2ae3/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Fiona Garlick Fiona creates work that is influenced by the historical and physical landscape of New Zealand, her identity, and her own experiences. She is passionate about sculpture being a public experience and has exhibited in many outdoor sculpture shows. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/e3031d9a-9e2c-4e13-9a90-de0d2fbb08b3/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Tony Matthews Originally from England, Tony has a background in freelance art and design with a history of painted murals throughout New Zealand. Since moving south, Tony has developed a love for working with copper which he uses to create 3D sculptures and figures. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/ac29db0f-8212-4a73-a87c-a213e1e18ee0/ASMpro2.jpg Sculpture - Ashley Smith Ashley is a North Canterbury artist who paints and sculpts. He has been engaged in ‘lost wax’ bronze sculpture since 2006 and attends an annual bronze-casting retreat in the Wairarapa where many of his works are created under the guidance of a master foundry-man. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/c7bc3986-52d9-4982-a8db-841ff35af021/image-asset.jpeg Sculpture - Tim Main Tim graduated with a Bachelor of Craft Arts 2000, at CPIT, and currently maintains a sculptural practice in Christchurch. He has works held in public and private collections, including The Christchurch Art Gallery, Canterbury Museum and Wallace Collection. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/0334759c-fb9a-4f02-8354-bfa29e837881/ZWpro.jpg Sculpture - Zita Waldron Zita is a South Canterbury-based painter and sculptor, originally from a farming family but now living in Timaru. Her works can be found in several collections throughout New Zealand including the Timaru and Dunedin Public Hospitals and the Aigantighe Art Gallery. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/5ac32a00-5388-4e7e-978c-c104344121ec/GMCpro.jpg Sculpture - Gerard McCabe Gerard McCabe is a sculptor working predominantly in ‘lost wax’ bronze casting with pieces in collections throughout New Zealand, Australia, America, and England. His inspiration is drawn from all forms found in the natural world, it may be simply a moment in time, or a reinterpretation of form. https://www.form.co.nz/upcoming-exhibitions daily 0.75 2026-04-01 https://www.form.co.nz/upcoming-exhibitions/2026/6/6/synergy-elena-renker-amp-sue-scobie monthly 0.5 2026-02-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/c529654e-b7e5-4d02-9a99-87e2015143ec/ERpro.jpg Upcoming Exhibitions - Synergy - Elena Renker & Sue Scobie - elena renker artist page https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/4adea9a0-68ab-4265-b88e-66b1bc85c1e3/Sue-Scobiepro.jpg Upcoming Exhibitions - Synergy - Elena Renker & Sue Scobie - sue scobie artist page https://www.form.co.nz/strath-glass daily 0.75 2026-04-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1775002267434-SDBI9GF2OM1WRJ2I70QK/IMG_8311.jpg Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright https://www.form.co.nz/strath-glass/2026/4/1/strath-glass-rory-mcdougall-amp-jarred-wright monthly 0.5 2026-04-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/ca243a18-421e-4791-93b7-838e53a7e90c/Strath+Billboard.jpg Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright - Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1775014141823-89IGZOAUCVYBZCG6ACPZ/IMG_8335.jpg Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright - Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1775083850664-MOIRT3PVM4I4FQB0VMXM/IMG_8352.jpg Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright - Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1775014141170-P3HR1E9KJGZFT4Q2IBT1/IMG_8338.jpg Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright - Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1775083855120-L5DLW1PLWO7U97LWG5A9/IMG_8350.jpg Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright - Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1775014147875-Y677AJJ812FTWR3ZW2EK/IMG_8340.jpg Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright - Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1775083854897-LDHE6T3V3K4DAKON1FT9/IMG_8348.jpg Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright - Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1775014151795-BZIXJW8IKE4GXY44YNOJ/IMG_8342.jpg Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright - Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1775014147460-EPYF8WRPNUK1AXFMP9WQ/IMG_8339.jpg Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright - Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1775083850502-76AWDB4O3YZ79WVC6XDW/IMG_8344.jpg Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright - Strath Glass - Rory McDougall & Jarred Wright https://www.form.co.nz/contact-form daily 0.75 2026-02-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1545269518644-H1O2L1FCK7URRZ8HRMFT/Front+Outside.jpg Contact Us https://www.form.co.nz/home daily 1.0 2026-04-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1624415182597-FDSWZXE74CSJTF9PSF5R/image-asset.jpeg Home - Welcome to Form Form Gallery has been an important part of the Christchurch arts community for over 30 years; we are proud to present the finest jewellery, glass, ceramics, objects and sculptures from New Zealand's leading contemporary artists. Please click below to learn more about the history of our gallery and staff. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/ca243a18-421e-4791-93b7-838e53a7e90c/Strath+Billboard.jpg Home - Current Exhibition Strath Glass: 1 - 25 April Two masters of their craft are showing new works together in our April exhibition; expert carver Rory McDougall and talented glassblower Jarred Wright have created impressive sculptures to display, come and take a look! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1732743449909-0UD68TN54OIC49MM6FOA/IMG_6900.jpg Home - ceramics click here to see our ceramic artists https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/8fd0d767-d53e-46e5-974c-0fe50462ee6b/IMG_7557.jpg Home - Glass click here to see our glass artists https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/706b4a70-e1b8-4d60-868e-7376b0ce33b4/IMG_1645.jpg Home - Jewellery click here to see our jewellery artists https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1730777317026-D8CZTK8IMO7IXTF50IM8/IMG_7002.jpg Home - sculpture click here to see our sculpture artists https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1774561848565-QHALODQ57611E2BY1M7Y/IMG_8301.jpg Home - Kina kina needles Volker Hawighorst https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1769809046970-4VTELZE0M3XBLSOV2NRO/IMG_5727.jpg Home - Wall Moths ceramics Jenny Wilson https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1774045245224-386RM6ULXCG9IX7I22WH/IMG_5620.jpg Home - Riceball Earrings pearl, silver Lynn Kelly https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1773877933893-49JXX09XQRSEP9VE7T3Y/IMG_8278.jpg Home - Black Robin bronze Gerard McCabe https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1773706320447-5AJY21NENYZ4FXTRCUKP/IMG_8279.jpg Home - Candlestick ceramics Katie Gold https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1773095206783-IA4PI7VW7H19KW2AXBTG/IMG_8263.jpg Home - Leaf Lines veneer Asheley Elizabeth https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1772747900605-4DTUOXYV9IV1OPS0BAGW/IMG_8269.jpg Home - Earthing Penguin ceramics Holly Ramsay https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1772747453291-29U45U3O7NSYNMKM39YT/IMG_8262.jpg Home - Feather Brooch sterling silver Lisa West https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1772748794990-QY9IG5ASWEDVFJS122DR/IMG_8270.jpg Home - Whio Waters acrylic Andi Regan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1770940740523-02J8Q5DY81W6O3F12BYZ/IMG_5915.jpg Home - Matchstick Rings 22ct gold, silver David McLeod https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1770760381032-UC4Q0DYIPW08COAZAN72/IMG_8195.jpg Home - Wedge ceramics David Briggs https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1772747608197-IEQPXLYQS8C2OV1IYRVO/IMG_8267.jpg Home Earthing Bear by Holly Ramsay stoneware enquire: info@form.co.nz https://www.form.co.nz/about daily 0.75 2024-06-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1545269567391-99IYTP1JG77FQ77JHVIT/Front+Outside.jpg Our Story https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1522886386108-K0H7XE8XQQS0FMUPXOA0/image-asset.jpeg Our Story Form Gallery exists to showcase and retail the work of New Zealand contemporary object artists. Form Gallery was established in 1993 by Koji Miyazaki in Christchurch's Cathedral Square, New Zealand. During the 10 years in this location locals and tourists enjoyed the unique wares the gallery had to offer and would return regularly to see new pieces. Beautiful hand-made objects in glass and ceramic, sculptural work and fine artistic jewellery could all be found in one place. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1522896319120-T3HZDDFUJTM1B2AVT6JU/image-asset.jpeg Our Story Form moved to the Christchurch Art Gallery in 2003, where it remained until the Christchurch earthquakes of 2011. Sadly, most of the artworks were destroyed in the earthquakes and the building itself underwent a dramatic change as it was converted into the Civil Defence headquarters. Limited relocation options were available due to red-zoning and destruction, artist studio and exhibition spaces became almost non-existent. In order to continue to give artists a place to exhibit, Koji opened up his home in Cashmere to support artists and the art community, Form Gallery operated from there until 2012. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1522896767032-LQ0UKTY9AF04ENX8RJUB/image-asset.jpeg Our Story Form Gallery has now celebrated 30 years in Christchurch and can be found on what is affectionately known as "Form Corner" in the Christchurch suburb of Sydenham, just outside of the central city square. It has been a fast-growing suburb in the art scene since the earthquakes, many artists and art-related businesses have found a home there and Form Gallery is proud to be located at its front gate on Colombo Street. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1522905280819-B2VZYPSZARMM9X0VDL38/image-asset.jpeg Our Story After 30 years of directing Form Gallery, Koji Miyazaki has handed ownership over to Christchurch local, Sarah Roberts. He will continue to make his jewellery and supply to galleries throughout New Zealand. Sarah is a great supporter of the arts being an enthusiastic collector, both personally and as a member of an art group. She is committed to advocating for the incredible talent in our local arts, and is very much looking forward to this next chapter in Form Gallery’s journey and to continuing Koji’s legacy. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1515712366319-I0I248NWCKYRC3EEY9Y5/image-asset.jpeg Our Story Alongside the retail function, Form Gallery plays an important role in presenting the work of emerging and established object artists in the form of both solo and group exhibitions. Our monthly exhibition schedule is structured to include shows that seek to present new and innovative pieces as well as shows of a more accessible nature. Regular changes to the exhibition space provide a fresh feel to each visit, while the stability of regular stock throughout the gallery and long-term representation of artists allow for individuals to follow the works of their favourite artists and discover new items of interest. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/316adff2-f9bb-49e9-923e-9baa063e9203/Sarah+gallery+image+3bw.jpg Our Story - Sarah Roberts Gallery Director Sarah took ownership of Form Gallery in 2024, with the aim to continue its legacy as the stand-out object art and jewellery gallery of Christchurch. A history of supporting the arts through volunteering and collecting has allowed an easy transition into this new career path. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1522905635220-XVAJQW2YQUROSVT4T0VL/image-asset.jpeg Our Story - Ryan Dewsbury Gallery Manager Ryan, born in Christchurch, has been a member of the Form team sinze 2017. He is now a practising jeweller with a useful background in architecture, CAD, picture framing and design. Ryan built the current Form website, runs the social media, and does all of the gallery's photography. https://www.form.co.nz/onsite-workshop468 daily 0.75 2024-04-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1545269642015-QXELJJMSPBPI6GSSCQYL/Front+Outside.jpg On-Site Workshop@468 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1522982147221-W01S9UXMTBBP7EUFDG1J/image-asset.jpeg On-Site Workshop@468 - Workshop@468 At the rear of Form Gallery is Workshop@468. After the Christchurch earthquakes of 2011 there were limited options available for artist studios and workspaces, so when Form Gallery moved to it's new Sydenham premises, Koji offered a solution in the form of a jewellery workshop with workbenches. This not only provides jewellers a place to continue their craft, but allows the public to experience the creative environment upon visiting. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a458c5cd55b418c58656b93/1522983977059-7CKBJJ45KX4ZF58O5LLD/image-asset.jpeg On-Site Workshop@468 - Current artists in residence: Ryan Dewsbury - Owner of Dewsbury Design, and Form Gallery manager.