Exhibitions

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Te Tai-o-Rēhua (The Tasman)
A Group Show of Australian and New Zealand Artists 5 - 27 June 2021 We are delighted to have commissioned Andrew Paul Wood to write the essay for this magnificent show with his usual flair and insightful panache. Enjoy! Presently [Alice] began again. 'I wonder if I shall fall right THROUGH the earth! How funny it'll seem to come out among the people that... Read more

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Nicholas Ives: The Crudes
8 - 30 May 2021 'Art history and human memory wend their ambiguous, and sometimes ambivalent traces through the paintings of Melbourne-based Nicholas Ives. Along the way he tunes into contemporary anxieties, freezeframes the ephemeral moment, and plays the flaneur amid the detritus of pop culture to create his unsettling, visionary otherworlds. It is too... Read more

Gill Gatfield: Survey
10 April - 2 May 2021 NZ based sculptor Gill Gatfield wins international awards and commissions for her strong, elegant abstract-conceptual artworks that touch hearts and minds. Gill's work draws deeply from elemental forms and the remarkable and often rare materials she searches for around the world; including ancient stones and timbers she finds in hidden... Read more

Toby Raine – The last innocent thing left
12 March - 4 April 2021 Toby Raine is one of the hottest young painters of his generation. His in-your-face, expressive style has graced the walls of collectors both here and overseas - each show practically selling out. So I'm really excited and honoured to have a show of powerful - yet sensitive - new work... Read more

Auckland Art Fair 2021
Enjoy our online experience! 28 February - 7 March 2021 Read more

Patricia Piccinini
13 February - 10 March 2021 Patricia Piccinini is one of the most popular - and controversial - artists in the world. She has had over 55 solo shows in the past 13 years including Brazil (where over 1.2 million visitors came to see her show), USA, Germany, UK, Finland, Australia, Sweden, Slovenia, Ireland, Lithuania and... Read more

Julian McKinnon
Elysium Mons 16 January - 6 February 2021 We open our 2021 show calendar with Julian McKinnon's Sc i-fi meets AI, painter meets machine, knockout show! Read more

New Collectors 2020
20 December 2020 - 14 January 2021 Read more

Oliver King
I am the man I am 28 November - 19 December 2020 Oliver King - I am the man I am I'm delighted to announce that we're now formally representing Oliver King - and kicking off our partnership with an outstanding show of new work on now from Thursday to Saturday, 11-5pm until 19th December. I've been a massive fan of Oliver's... Read more

Ivan Lupi - Display
Sunday 22 November 11-5pm 22 November 2020 Ivan will perform 'Display' at Scott Lawrie Gallery in November 2020, a unique one-day extension of the performance event originall commissioned by COCA in Christchurch in 2017. Since 2001 Ivan has been an active member of the collective Amae and has taken part in various collaborations and exhibitions in Asia,... Read more

Rebecca Wallis
With the Absent Other 28 October - 21 November 2020 Rebecca Wallis is an artist who is gaining significant international attention for her work. After completing her Masters in Visual Arts at Goldsmiths College in London, she’s practiced between London and Auckland. Her third solo show with us is one of her most dynamic and exciting yet – paintings on... Read more

Monique Lacey
Bipartiss Solucius 3 - 24 October 2020 Monique Lacey, Bipartiss Solucius “My sculptures begin with new commercial packaging materials purchased at local hardware stores which offer structural givens of both volume and surface. These flat-packed materials are assembled and then covered with plaster, paint, resin, rubber, wax, varnish and pigments which act as both binding agents... Read more

Hello Again
A group show for a new space 5 - 26 September 2020 After COVID-19 brought The Vivian in Matakana to a close in April, Director Scott Lawrie has arrived at the heart of Grey Lynn with a new gallery space and a new name - Scott Lawrie Gallery. This group show features all our represented artists (except the wondderful Patricia Piccinini who... Read more