WELCOME … HAERE MAI …MALO E ME’A MAI …

Multilingual words of welcome emblazoned on Northart’s window frontage invite all visitors into the gallery, open daily from 10am to 4pm during exhibitions. Tucked behind the Northcote shopping centre and alongside the library in the Kaipatiki region of Auckland’s North Shore, Northart is just ten minutes from downtown Auckland, with plenty of free parking and bus stops nearby. The gallery provides an accessible and community focussed programme of exhibitions by emerging and established, local and national artists, which changes out every three weeks, so there’s always something new and interesting. You’ll also discover an associated programme of regular public events, classes and arts activities. So drop in next time you are in the neighbourhood, or make a special trip. You’re always welcome at Northart.

Hours

Open daily 10am to 4pm during exhibitions, except for public holidays. Windows Galleries - Viewable 24/7.

All galleries closed 14 to 17 March, for installation of new shows.

 

What's Happening

Seven new exhibitions will open on Sunday 8th (at 4pm) and appropriately, given that Conservation Week falls 14—22 September, issues of sustainability re-generation and extinction are central themes in several of them.

Galleries 1,2,3...

Nature’s Voice, an exhibition of small bronze sculpture by Greg Piper, in galleries 1,2,3.
Re-generation, Laura Donker spent some months earlier this year as an artist in residence for the Kaipatiki project.
‘Te Kauri, A tree under threat’ curated by John Perry and Richard Wolfe.
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Galleries 4,5...

Here is the Mountain, Thangka’ is an collection of Tibetan thangka, paintings on cotton and silk appliqué, which usually depict Buddhist deities, scenes, or mandala.
James Davidson’s work in ‘Howard goes for a Walk’ is landscape based and centred on his daily works with his dog.
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The Windows

Job Vacancy - Art Gallery Manager

The current manager is stepping down after twenty or so years, and Northart is looking for a replacement to take responsibility for the day to day operation of the gallery and the planning and management of the visual arts programme.

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Events & Classes