2009 Exhibitions
 | Small Works (3D) Show This year, for the first time ever, concurrent with The 12 x 12 Format Show, there will be another members' show of 3-dimensional work in Gallery 4. |
 | The 12 x 12 Format Show Northart's annual unselected member's show: with all works on 12 inch by 12 inch stretched canvases, there is always a fascinating range of works on show. |
 | The Ties that Bind This exhibition will feature work by Birkenhead College art teachers, former students and current senior students. |
 | The Pre-Christmas $100 (or less) Show Northart's popular annual cash-and-carry pre-Christmas show: featuring a wide variety of 'small but perfectly formed' works of art, all for $100 or less! |
 | Crossings A group show, featuring paintings and sculpture by Susan Dunster, Paula McNeill and Pamela Plummer. |
 | Illusions This exhibition will feature new pieces by innovative textile artists Freda Brierley and Susan Holmes. |
 | New and Recent Works Northart presents a group show, featuring paintings by Karl Amundsen, Suzanne Ashmore, Robert Ellis, Hank Groot, Ross Ritchie and Guy von Sturmer. |
 | I love New Zealand / I Love China This group photographic exhibition celebrates the 60th anniversary of the People's Republic of China. |
 | Three Painters Featuring new and recent paintings by Frank van Schaik, Clare Young and Clyde Scott. |
 | Tomui Kaloni: Kafatolu o 'Itaniti In this show, Tomui Kaloni explores and interprets ideas about the mysteries and heart of the Tongan Fale. |
 | Seven Contemporary Artists An exhibition featuring work by Josephine Do, Eun-Jung Jinn, Han-Nae Kim, Reagan Lee, Daniel Liu, Joon-Hee Park and Gyu-Joon Yang. |
 | Gabriella Trussardi: Ab/ject The exhibition features artefacts which respond to issues of abjection and subjecthood, expressed through clothing. |
 | Avian Architecture: Greg Piper These drawings explore the mysteries of nest-building, and ponder how it is that birds can produce such complex structures. |
 | Rudi Gopas: A personal collection This exhibition brings together a collection of Lithuanean-born Rudi Gopas's (1913 - 1983) works from the 1950s to the 1970s. |
 | Ron Stenberg: Drawings, watercolours & other works Ron Stenberg has had a long and distinguished career as an artist, illustrator and teacher. This exhibition brings together recent works with some from the past decade. |
 | Year of the Ox - School Sculpture Competition & Exhibition Year 5 - 8 North Shore City kids compete to create the most innovative & original Ox. Prizegiving: 4 July 11.30am |
 | Lost Voices: Evelyn Kawiti Evelyn Kawiti's drawings and watercolours reflect the impact of the loss of Te Reo Maori since 1867 and its consequences for her as a non-speaker. |
 | Paint by Rules: Juliet Monaghan A fun and lively interactive exhibition, where viewers get to help create the artworks. It includes "Artdoku", works based on the popular numbers game. |
 | Community & Self: Spark Studio Spark Studio is a creative space which provides art tuition to adults with disabilities. This show brings their work to a wider community. |
 | The Human Condition: Graham Creamer Having observed and studied the human condition for most of his life, Graham Creamer now paints the results of his observations. |
 | Hunter and Gatherer: Sheryl Sefton Years of collecting and accumulating textiles, threads and paper ephemera has inspired this collection of collage and stitch assemblages. |
 | drawings 34 images ranging from figure studies to landscape; from abstract to surreal; from traditional drawing materials to drawings in paint and mixed media. |
 | Garry Currin, Barbara Cope, Lisa Currin: Occupied Territory - Recent Works Garry Currin, daughter Lisa and partner Barbara Cope collaborate in a show based on the idea of transitory existence in a fragile and elemental landscape. |
 | Northart Members' Exhibition Painting, photography, textile and applied arts: Northart members' autumn exhibition, selected by Deborah White, director of Whitespace, Ponsonby. |
 | Rachel Irwin: Structure, Colour & Texture These paintings explore the structure, colour and texture of the rocks of Auckland’s shoreline, Sandspit, Waiake and Rothesay Bay. |
 | Suzanne Ashmore: Out of the Blue My work continues to create links between voice, vision and the passage of time; suggest journeys, traces, memories; invite the viewer to speculate & add their own stories. |
 | Pam Dalton: Diary of a Journey 2008 was a memorable year for me: my spinal fusion; my first solo exhibition; my 70th birthday; my first journey to the UK & Europe... These works celebrate my 2008. |
 | Paper and Clay: Auriel Shearer & Peter Shearer This show features new ceramics by Peter Shearer, and prints by Auriel Shearer made over the past twenty years - but never exhibited before. |
 | Wardrobe: new works by Linda Gair Linda Gair metaphorically takes her clothes out of the wardrobe and reworks, remakes and reinterprets them for a new context. |
 | Signs: the painted word of Abdullah Dougan Philosopher & teacher Abdullah (Neil) Dougan (1918-87) in the 1960s & '70s developed paintings from teachings of the ideas of Gurdijeff, Hazrat Inayat Khan & other Sufis. |
 | Expressions Artists influenced by Dougan's teachings about Gurdijeff & Khan: Harvey Benge, Phil Dadson, Melissa Martyn, Ross Ritchie, Peter Shearer, Pauline Thompson, Brent Wong... |
 | Three Painters: Michael Wrightson, Annette Marshall-Dawson & Annette Dickison Three very different approaches to representing nature: realism, expressive colour and abstracted illusionism. |
| INSTOCK The show featured work by seven invited established, emergent and emerging female artists: painting, mixed media and printmaking. |
 | Oriental Brush Calligraphy The first collaborative exhibition between the New Zealand Chinese Calligraphy Association & the Korean-New Zealand Calligraphy Association. |
