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.

Northart Members’ Midyear Exhibition

29 May – 14 June 2017
Members can download an entry form here.

What's Happening

Current Exhibitions

Feast 19 June – 5 Jul

Food – its preparation, presentation and consumption – is the theme of this group exhibition by invited artists including photographers Harvey Benge, Niki Hill, and Stephen Piper, painters Karl Amundsen, George Ritchie, Frances Atkins, Ross Ritchie, Carole Prentice and Bernard Waters, mixed media artist, Lindsey Kirk, printmaker Nicol Sanders-O’Shea and textile artist Freda Brierley. Several ceramicists and glass artists will also contribute works, all celebrating food and feasting.

The Windows

MATARIKI: AROHA GOSSAGE
From 12 June
Northart celebrates this special time of reflection and renewal with a window installation made specifically for the gallery and Matariki by young Northcote visual artist Aroha Gossage. Of Ngati Wai, Ngati Ati Awa and Ngati Ruahine/Ruanui, Ngati Manuhiri descent, Aroha has fast been making a name for herself on the national art scene since graduating with honours in a Masters of Art & Design from Auckland University of Technology. This work is presented courtesy of the artist and Artis gallery.

Gallery open daily 10am to 4pm during exhibitions. Gallery closed Queen’s Birthday 5 June.