Musician Robert Scott from legendary Flying Nun bands The Clean and The Bats will perform a solo show at ONEONESIX Bank St Whangarei. Tickets $20 each available through Eventfinder. Door sales may be available on the night, doors open 7pm Saturday 9th June.
Artist Strahan Clarke will be holding an exhibition talk at the gallery at 10am on Saturday 25th March to discuss his exhibition ‘Symbols and Sentiment.’ Please join us to hear about the creative process behind these wonderful ceramic pieces and the works on paper.
Hangar Gallery is proud to support the Hospice Art Auction. The exhibition runs from 1st November until 12th November, auction Saturday 12th November at 2pm, Hangar Gallery 14 Cross St, Regent, Whangarei. The auction is possible due to the generosity of 25 local artists and the organisers Richard and Shari of Art Northland.
Powerful yet tender and beautifully imagined, Mila and the Bone Man unites enduring love with the power of healing. A novel about guilt, forgiveness and finding your way home. And the secrets we keep to protect those we love the most.
Sloganoff – “Me kōrero mai ōu whakaaro!” A text based, group art exhibition. Preview 5:00pm-7:30pm on Friday 7th October 2022 at Hangar Gallery in conjunction with the Whangarei Fringe Festival.
Alex Smith and Lisa Clunie will be in the gallery at 10am on Saturday 24th September to discuss their exhibition ‘Not Far Off.’ Please join us to hear the artists discuss their artworks and the concepts involved in their art practice. Coffee and refreshments available from 9:30am, all welcome.
Brett will be in the gallery at 10am on Saturday 14th May to discuss his exhibition ‘Shadow of the Epiphany.’ Please join us to hear the narrative behind these powerful paintings.
We are delighted to announce that ‘Shadow of the Epiphany,’ the solo exhibition by Northland artist Brett a’Court will open at 5:30pm on Friday 29th April 2022. Brett has produced a stunning series of work and we look forward to presenting it.
In March Hangar Gallery will curate an exhibition titled ‘The DIY Cultualists,’ at Thistle Hall in Cuba St Wellington. The exhibition is in conjunction with The Cuba Dupa festival in Cuba St. The DIY Culturalists ethos is to present the culture of art that sits within our everyday lives. The exhibition focuses on creative essence and forward thinking to create an alternative understanding of what DIY culture and art can mean to individuals from a New Zealand perspective. This is a collaboration of artists who independently portray alternative New Zealand music, folk art, tikanga values and avant-garde principles. The exhibition also features an events programme including a traditional Maori musical instruments perfomance by Rob Thorne, an experimental art noise performance by Barry Squire and Thorsten Hoppe, a video installation by Hayley Theyers and a curators talk. After the Wellington showcase the exhibition will be hung at Hangar Gallery.
