
Our Christmas Cash and Carry Exhibition is on now until we finish up for the year on 20th December!
Come grab a unique gift for someone this year, or treat yourself to your own taonga!
Our opening night is this Friday 5th December 5-7pm, where we will be celebrating the artists and the art of this year! Come celebrate with us for drinks and nibbles, and a bit of laughter, cheer, art conversations and perhaps a spot of Michael Bublé for an added Christmassy touch 😉
See you then!
Cash and Carry entry form 2025

An exhibition by ceramicist and mixed media painter Janet McLeod for our Arts in the Ville event.Â
Janet will be in the gallery each day during the event ‘playing with clay’ and letting visitors give it a go. Arts in the Ville is our annual art trail and this year is it’s 10th year celebration! we are thrilled to have such a substantial show by Janet over this special event weekend.
October 25th, 26th and 27th 10-4pm

Exhibition dates 24th September – 18th October, opening event Friday 26th October 5-7pm all welcome
There’s a lot of chance in his work – paintings start off with him following wood grain patterns in plywood surface (Jeff Thomson)
South Head artist Because focuses on the beauty in imperfections. While the arbitrary execution of paint and colour pose as ‘unfinished’, this act of making is purposeful in the content of the work.
‘There is something so perfect in flawlessness’ (Because). As a self-taught artist, Because in his later life draws inspiration from remembering ‘colouring book’ activities as a child; the trust, naivety and confidence in a young mind approaching art is an attribute nurtured by Because in his personal art practice.

Jo Dixey, former well known and loved Helensville resident is exhibiting her significant selection of work themed ‘Real Bodies’.
During the exhibition Jo will be taking a ‘pendant making’ workshop, visit our workshop page for details and booking.
Dates for the exhibition 29th October – 22nd November, opening event Friday 31st October 5-7pm all welcome.
Our upcoming exhibition for We Read Auckland in collaboration with the Helensville Library, will be holding an ‘open mic’ night. Artists, poets, writers and script readers are invited to come and ‘share their word’.
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Exhibition dates are 29th July – 23rd August displaying a vast range of ‘text in art’ using a variety of medias and visual methods.
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Come to our ‘Speakeasy’ opening event Friday 8th August 5-7pm and celebrate this unique show with us!

Members exhibition ‘Cups’
27th August – 20th September
Opening event Friday 29th August 5-7pm all welcome
What does a ‘cup’ symbol to you? It can represent many things, daily comfort, sustenance, provisions, creative importance (I have many fabulous cups that are ornamental not functional) – or perhaps the traditional representation of the actual ‘cup’ in painting or ceramic domestic ware!
Come and view a diverse variety of the general and abstract version of ‘Cups’

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Opening event Saturday 5th July 11-1pm morning tea all welcome.
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During an artist residency in northern Chile, Auckland-based artist Milvia Romici visited one of the largest fast-fashion waste sites in the Atacama Desert. Among mountains of discarded clothing, some still bearing tags, the overwhelming scale of abandonment struck her. Much of this waste will never break down. Synthetic fibers leach toxins into the soil and air, endangering local communities.
This exhibition combines fabric fragments mostly denim and fast fashion remnants salvaged from the desert and sewn by hand. Working closely with local artists and residents, Romici recorded reflections on what it means to live alongside this material saturation. Their voices are part of the installation, including prints, sculpture and video to reflect about the sticky, enduring bonds between waste and place, industry and ecological consequence.
Waste doesn’t disappear it clings, seeps, settles. But within these remnants lies the possibility of attention, connection, and change. This is a tactile archive not only of grief and complicity but of care, resilience, and a form of quiet resistance against forgetting,
against disposability.

f/30 ‘Sustain’
We once again showcase the work of local rangatahi from Kaipara College after last year’s success exhibiting Year 12 and 13 photography students.
These young photographers bring a vital perspective to contemporary photography, their work will be exhibited alongside our Local long established photographers who are known to our rural community, combined is a collaborative show of sustaining diversity.Â
Opening night Friday 13th June 5-7pm, students from Kaipara College music department will be performing live acoustic sets, don’t miss out seeing and hearing emerging Helensville talent!
Exhibition dates 11th – 28th June
Festival of Photography ‘Sustain’ entry form 25
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Dates 21st May – 7th June
Opening night 30th May 5-7pm

An exhibition of Mt Tabor exhibiting diverse media’s from workshops held at the Art Centre, ceramics and painting, also various craft mediums from the participants at Helensville and Henderson Mt Tabor groups.
We look forward to seeing you at the opening event Monday 28th.
