For the summer season Village Arts artists wish to lift your hearts and welcome you back to the Hokianga’s outdoors spaces, places and events. The Summer Show ‘Raumati’ has a variety of optimistic and colourful art and craft on show, many make affordable gifts. More artwork arrives each week to replace work sold off the wall, so return, as the name Hokianga urges. Masks and sign-in at the door. We are open daily 10–4.
This exhibition will sell off the wall the last of Louisa’s own magical paintings. Louisa said of her work, “I wish to remove the observer from the mundane to the magical and mysterious. It is important to share my muse in the narrative through charm, colour and chaos.”
We welcome Matariki with our exhibition Whenua [Land] opening on Saturday 6 June at 11am. You are all welcome!
Come and view works in a range of media, by a group of our artists from Hokianga and the east coast.
We invite you to our next exhibition, a solo show from Jane Molloy-Wolt.
Out of strange times come—paradoxically—joyful works. Or they do in the hands of playful Kerikeri artist Jane Molloy-Wolt. Picture the gallery as the ‘visual diary’ of our recent, tumultuous time. Exuberant works which are, as Molloy-Wolt says “…the evidence of a concentrated period of experimental, processes and conversations, created to make sense of this world, they appear to happily co-exist in a place of complete peace, joy and solitude” Known for her large-scale abstract canvases, Molloy-Wolt adds bulbous 3D forms, knotted foams, paintings and drawings on paper, covering Village Arts Gallery’s walls and floor. Come and experience our Happy Place!
