EXHIBITING ARTISTS

Lucie Anderson is a full-time artist based in Napier. Specialising in creating stunning, one-of-a-kind alcohol ink artworks. Inspired by the natural world, Lucie loves collaborating with clients to craft bespoke pieces tailored to their vision. Each artwork is vibrant, unique, and made to bring joy and elegance to your space. Lucie would be delighted to help you find your perfect piece!

www.limitlessabstracts.co.nz

Gilly Bass creates contemporary mixed media art, drawing on her background in health and orthotic fabrication. Her work is a journey of healing and expression, shaped by time spent with creatives across New Zealand, Australia, and Europe. Now based in her tiny house studio, Gilly continues to explore the transformation of art into meaningful, functional forms.

@artist_gilly.bass

Kay Bazzard has been working in sculptural ceramics for twenty years and has recently enlarged her practice to include painting on canvas. Two years ago, Kay returned to full-time study through the creative lens of Māori Contemporary Art (ongoing), bringing compelling insights and a greater appreciation for storytelling as a visual medium.

www.kaybazzard.co.nz

Andrea Beech is an accomplished oil painter with much experience. Oil is a medium that captures the light like no other. Her work is diverse, informed originally by the natural world around her but also by the major geopolitical and historical events. From that base she allows her imagination free rein with as few preconceived ideas as possible. Surprise and discovery play an important role in her work.

www.andreabeech.co.nz

Lizzie Beere is based in Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand. Known for her loose abstract floral paintings and hand-built ceramic vessels, Lizzie works from her Open Art Studio on St Georges Road, Havelock North. A visit there and you’ll find her surrounded by vases of abundant droopy blooms, covered in paint or clay and a dog or 2 at her feet.

www.lizziebeere.com

Sean Beldon is a New Zealand landscape artist with a style that leans towards painterly with a modernist feel, swinging between representative and abstract. Sean travels from the far North to the deep South photographing landscapes and scenes, which become the inspiration for his paintings. Compositions always originate in the photography of the landscape and Sean uses the viewfinder as a primary canvas.

www.beldon.co.nz

Mauricio Benega, born in São Paulo, Brazil, is a Te Awanga-based artist who moved to New Zealand in 2004. With a background in visual arts, computer graphics, and motion design, he runs Studio Benega Ltd, creating murals, exhibitions, commissions, and more. Known for his versatility and experimental approach, Mauricio’s work is held in collections worldwide.

mauriciobenega.com

Andie Bennie is inspired by landscapes, flowers and the everyday things at home and the environment. For Andie, light and colour combinations really matter in a painting. Andie uses mostly acrylic on canvas.

@andie.bennie

Ros Bevin studied painting at the University of Canterbury Ilam School of Fine Arts before continuing her creative journey with design studies at the Whanganui School of Design. Recently, she has returned to painting, inspired by the landscapes and atmosphere of her hometown Hawke's Bay. Her renewed practice draws from the natural and familiar surroundings that inform and inspire her work.

Chris Birch is an artist, school principal, and father passionate about giving new life to reclaimed wood. He crafts waka hoe (paddles) and other taonga, blending tradition, storytelling, and sustainability. Inspired by the wood’s history and character, he lets natural beauty guide his designs. Beyond waka hoe, Birch explores carving and painting, ensuring each piece carries meaning and connection.

@chrisbirchartist

Scott Brough is a potter and ceramic artist based in Heretaunga Hastings. Scott produces handmade, functional pottery inspired by the natural materials of Aotearoa, the classical ceramics of Korea and Japan and the pre-industrial traditions of England and Europe.

@scottyb_._

John Brown is a Hawke’s Bay based painter. He was the 2019 winner of the Molly Morpeth Art Prize and the 2012 recipient of the Kaipara Foundation Wallace Trust Award with a three month residency in Switzerland. He has exhibited extensively throughout Aotearoa since the late 90s and has works in private collections throughout Australasia.

@johnbrownart

Maiken Calkoen is a painter of iconic Hawke’s Bay landscapes and buildings which incorporate light specific to time of day or season. Strong perspective, architectural facades and aerial views characterise the often vibrant paintings.

www.maikencalkoen.com

Robyn Cannon is a Hawke’s Bay portrait artist who works primarily in acrylics, drawn to the emotion and connection found in faces – especially through the eyes. When she’s not painting, Robyn shares her passion as an art teacher, inspiring children to explore their creativity and discover the joy of making art. Her work captures quiet moments of humanity, and her teaching fosters a love of expression in the next generation of young artists.

@robyncannonart

Clive based artist, Emma Cheape, crafts her 'fluid straw' by sewing individual strands of wheat straw braid, hand stitched atop a natural woven fabric which comes from the Abaca plant.

@thebrimlabel

Drawing inspiration from the natural world and specialising in painting intuitively, Sonia Chrystall works from her home studio in Te Āwanga. Increasingly, her work has moved towards an exploration of landscapes, while still allowing vibrant colour and layers woven together to define her work. Shapes move between abstract and realistic – symbolic in part of our inner and outer worlds, and the delicate balance and interconnection of all.

soniachrystall.co.nz

Ben Cichon has always been an artist at heart drawing whenever able to, filling his school books with images of day dreams. From detailed renditions of classical homesteads in pencil to seascape pastels and oils, Ben has explored many mediums. Recently however, he has enjoyed working with charcoals on paper depicting the struggle, contact and energy of rugby.

@bencichonart

Alana Clarke creates lively botanical and atmospheric landscape paintings from her home studio in New Plymouth. Her work narrates nature’s moments in our unique landscape – dramatic and/or serene, instinctively determined by a strong seasonal expression. Her eye for form and colour and the ability to capture the movement of light leaves a powerful lasting impression of place and time. 

alanaclarkeart.co.nz

Santie Cronje is a contemporary artist based in South Waikato.  A galleried artist since 2008, she has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions. Santie's artistic expression moves between the inner and physical landscapes we journey through. Her paintings have featured in New Zealand art calendars, articles, and books such as ‘New Zealand 'Gallery’ and recently '101 Contemporary Waikato Artists' by Peter Dornauf. Her work is held in private collections in New Zealand and abroad. 

www.santie.nz

Gail Davidson is a Napier artist using acrylics to paint a humorous or quirky story, outlining characters in a distinctive style. With tongue-in-cheek, an everyday occurrence can become a subtle or vastly altered reflection of the humorous side of life. Gail's art has hung in many galleries plus invitation only exhibitions including Harcourts Artex. Gail loves for her art to lead to a discussion, a smile or even a chuckle.

@Gail Davidson-Milne

Yasmin Dubrau is an artist based in Heretaunga Hastings. She is primarily a painter but her practice also includes installation, weaving, photography, ceramics and origami. 

yasmindubrau.com

Helen Dynes emigrated to NZ in 2003, and her New Zealand art portfolio alone is a credit to her craft and excellence in her field. Whether it be bespoke commissioned pieces, or curated exhibitions, Helen is truly an accomplished artist. Helen’s painting style is naturalistic and she enjoys expressing the beautiful interplay of light and shadow on the human form, working mainly in oil or acrylic on canvas. Her work is held in private collections throughout NZ and overseas.

helendynesart.co.nz

Mickey Espino is a contemporary artist and psychology researcher inspired by the philosophy of Kintsugi. Mickey's work celebrates imperfection, resilience, and the beauty in brokenness. As part of his Master’s in Psychology, he is currently researching Kintsugi’s therapeutic benefits. Drawing from personal experiences and real stories of healing, Mickey's art invites reflection, connection, and transformation.

mickeyespinoart.com

Born in New Zealand in 1978 and based in Hawke’s Bay, Jodi Ferris has always been passionate about creativity. She holds a Diploma in Fashion Design and Technology (1998) and has explored various artistic fields, including jewellery making, lead lighting, and photography. Recently, Jodi has been focusing on mastering watercolour painting and chalk pastel drawing.

jodiferrisart.com

Fiona Fox's work is inspired by a previous fashion background, art degree, extensive travel and love of ancient knowledge. Whether drawing, painting or sculpting, Fiona's art is always a direct extension of experiences and circumstances. Image and language occupy the same space. Intimately private yet genuinely universal.

@fionafoxdesign

Michelle Fraser is based in Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand. Her acrylic abstract landscapes have a geometric influence. She loves colour, light, form and composition and is currently working on a series of loose abstract pieces. Her work, derives from the dwellings and surroundings that we humans choose to inhabit. Often juxtaposing nature with human interference.

www.michellefraserartist.com

Carolyn Gibson is based in Havelock North, New Zealand. "I love the way my art allows me to express myself and the way I feel". Carolyn’s work includes acrylics and mixed media, rich in colour and full of light. They express emotions with a broad and rich texture. 

@art.bycarolyn

Suellen Gifford has worked for many years as a Ceramic Artist and Photographer in Hawke’s Bay completing a Degree in Visual Art and Design at EIT. She has exhibited widely from Waiheke Art Gallery to Whanganui Tree Gallery and has been accepted into the Selected Uku National Clay review several times. Suellen works in Porcelain and Stonewear preferring slip casting and hand-built methods. She enjoy making works motivated by nostalgia and joy.

@s11ceramics

Aaron Greaves primarily carves Pounamu from his home studio in Hastings. Aaron also spends time on the road teaching carving in schools and organisations around the lower half of the North Island. He enjoys exploring organic form as well as contemporary Maori design.

Hawke's Bay artist Tony Harrington crafts distinctive, graphic artworks influenced by his environment, whānau, travels, and the people, places, and experiences he encounters along the way. Utilising recycled timber, graphic design methodologies and elegant brush work, his artworks exude a sense of both nostalgia and current day references to the fabric which weaves together the cultural landscape of Aotearoa.

www.tonyharringtonartist.co.nz

Based in Napier, Hawke’s Bay, Raewyn Harris works primarily in watercolour, drawing inspiration from the landscapes and people of Aotearoa. The natural beauty of New Zealand’s mountains, rivers, forests, and coastlines is a constant source of creative energy. Her work has been exhibited in Auckland, Wellington, Taupō, the Coromandel, and Hawke’s Bay, and is held in private collections in New Zealand and abroad.

raewynharris.nz

Cat Haslam trained as a textile designer in the early 90’s but ended up as a front-end web developer. Cat has always loved plants and creatures, saving them, painting them, gathering them and arranging them. Floribundus is Cat's creative project to explore that fascination with plants, constantly looking at road sides and gardens and seeing a composition.

floribundus.co.nz

Joan Hay is a watercolour artist having painted for 9 years. Whilst previously a potter, she had always wanted to try painting and hasn’t looked back! She loves the way watercolour moves, the unpredictability of the paint merging with the water and the excitement of watching a painting develop – sometimes controlled and sometimes letting it have its own way. She enjoys using a variety of tools in an endeavour to bring a uniqueness to her work.

@joanhayart

Marcus Helmore carves Mount Somers and Oamaru stone with a focus on birds and animals. His sleek, minimalistic forms capture a sense of movement. He has exhibited widely at sculpture symposiums across New Zealand and has been a member of a collective gallery for eight years.

@marcus_helmore

Andy Heywood was born tiny but is now much bigger. Andy lives in the coastal village of Haumoana and is a self-employed graphic artist and maker. Andy is also a curator and part-owner of the Department of Curiosities and Fine Things in Napier, a retail store that specialises in showcasing New Zealand hand-made creations.

fat-spatula.co.nz

Monique Jackett is a mixed media artist, based in the Hawke’s Bay. She lives on a lifestyle block with her husband, two children and a menagerie of rescue farm animals. She is also a part-time primary school teacher and musician. The play of light at dawn, dusk skies, windswept coastlines and vast landscapes around Aotearoa provide inspiration for Monique’s paintings. Works are created primarily with acrylic and oil techniques in a semi-abstract style. 

moniquejart.com

Anna Jepson is a contemporary artist, of Ngai Tahu and Danish descent living and working in Hawke’s Bay Te Matau-a-Maui, New Zealand. She has been painting for well over two decades, initially inspired by attending art classes and completing a Fine Arts Diploma in painting and drawing in 2002. The human form plays a decisive role in Anna's work; she enjoys painting on a larger scale with a mixture of mediums, alternating between abstract and realism.

annajepsonartist.com

Shona Jones has been working in acrylic and oils and for seven years with an interest in landscapes and still life pieces. She grew up in Hawke's Bay and is affiliated to Ngai Te Upokoiri, a local hapū through her mother. 

shonajonesartist.com

Michele Jung thrives on the vibrancy of painting in the streets, capturing life as it unfolds. Each piece distills light, sound, and fleeting encounters into brushstrokes alive with energy and emotion. Inspired by the beauty of nature and the pulse of human interaction, her work seeks to connect viewers with the world as she experiences it, offering fresh perspectives and sparking personal stories.

@michelejungart

Hawke’s Bay artist Catherine Jurgens paints joyful florals using layers of beautiful colours and wee touches of lovely mixed media findings. Catherine’s art studio is open for visitors on the Hawkes Bay Arts Trail and she exhibits in art shows and galleries across NZ. With a rich background that includes 30 years of primary school teaching and working in the film and television industry, Catherine has a lifelong passion for art. 

@catherinejurgensartist

“I never give up on anything, it’s the only way to add colour for your life”. This is by Hungarian born photographer Andre Kertesz ( 1894-1985 ), known for his groundbreaking contributions to photographic composition and the photo essay. When Asaki Kajima was a teenager her father took her to a lot of exhibitions in Tokyo; photographic, painting, sculpture. They were very sensational to her at the time, and are still an inspiration for her artwork today.

asakikajima.com

Helen Kerridge has always had an avid interest in the symbolism imbued in the paintings of the Old Dutch Master’s, and in this tradition she infuses her photo-realism with objects capable of connecting with, and transporting the viewer. Her utilitarian items ubiquitously resonate and remind us of our past: an old glass milk bottle, a Crown Lynn ceramic, enamelware our grandparents used - remnants of yesteryear painted with meticulous precision.

@kerridgehelen

Elisa Koski-Taylor is an artist and a fourth-generation woodworker who immigrated from Finland to New Zealand over a decade ago. She has developed her own style by utilising New Zealand native timbers in her work. Elisa is fascinated and inspired by the history and stories behind the reclaimed timber she sources around Hawke’s Bay. She incorporates different geometric lines, patterns, and dimensions in her work to create one-of-a-kind pieces.

giftwooddesign.co.nz

Jackie Krzyzewski is a Hawke’s Bay based pastel artist specialising in photo-realism. Her subjects include animals, fruit and vegetables and still life. Jackie started her creative journey during COVID lockdown. She is a member of the Keirunga Pastel Artists group and Pastel Artists of NZ and has been the recipient of many local awards. Jackie has also had the honour of being accepted into many overseas online exhibitions which feature artists from all over the world. 

jackiek-art.nz

John Lancashire, known as the "Monday Painter," resides in Parkvale, Hastings, New Zealand. With a focus on capturing the unique essence of everyday life through vibrant colours and forms, John’s work invites viewers to experience the familiar in new ways. His creative journey is shared via his website and Instagram, where he connects with art enthusiasts around the world. John is a consistent and well collected artist.

www.mondaypainter.nz.

Sophie Lankovsky has been a potter and ceramic artist since the early 80s. She is originally from Germany and her aesthetic ideas are of European origin. Sophie loves nature – especially the birdlife in Aotearoa. Her birds are raku-fired to highlight their natural colours and her figurative work stems from life studies. Each figure is unique, capturing a posture observed directly from life.

@lankovskysophie

Kylie Law is a New Zealand born artist. She works from a stand-alone studio in Wellington. Her authentic artwork focuses on the beauty of nature – predominantly florals. Kylie translates delicate blooms into vibrant, energetic pieces using mixed media techniques and a feminine colour palette. Colour, shape and composition are key attributes in her paintings, and it is the combination of these aspects that make her work highly recognisable. 

www.kylielaw.co.nz

Rosie Longdon is a ceramic artist originally from the South Coast of England, with a passion for the medium sparked in 1990. After completing a BA in Design: Ceramics at Staffordshire University, she later established her practice in Hawke’s Bay, where she now works from her home studio in Bay View. Inspired by the ocean and surrounding landscape, Rosie creates and teaches ceramics, exhibiting in local galleries with works held in collections worldwide.

rosielongdonceramics.com

Gilli Marshall is a mixed media artist who enjoys experimenting with different mediums. She likes telling stories and manipulating the narrative. Gilli also works as an art teacher and is often inspired by her students. She finds the experience deeply enriching, and her work explores a diverse range of characters, reflecting themes of neurodiversity. She loves to travel, immersing herself in different cultures which is reflected in her art.

@gillym57

Painting from her studio in Hastings, New Zealand, Abbey Merson's art encapsulates her love of florals, colour and light. Having been an avid creator from a young age, Abbey’s art box has never strayed far from her side. But it was during her fifteen year career as a picture framer that she realised she could no longer silence her dream to paint full time. So, in 2018 Abbey quit her safety job and became a full-time artist, quickly exciting floral lovers with a wonderland of original pieces and popular art prints. 

www.abbeymerson.com

Metcalfe is a duo of two sisters creating colourful, playful artworks from repurposed materials – primarily 44-gallon drums from the food industry. Their practice centres on experimentation, scale, and humour, aiming to challenge long-held beliefs, structures, and stereotypes from a fresh, accessible perspective. Through their work, they bring a playful spirit, a feminine sensibility to industrial materials, and a sense of humorous absurdity to scale, colour, and place.

metalmetcalfe.com

Jenny Milne is a local abstract artist who uses techniques such as acrylic pouring and resin to explore unique perspectives on life.

@artbyjenny047

Bridget Morison is a modern realist painter from Hawke’s Bay. Her rural upbringing is evident in her subject matter. Her fascination with the strength and beauty of animals and the focus of light and illusion bring soul to her paintings. Intensity and gaze are common features of her large scale works. The blending of tone and stark background produces a modern take on traditional portraiture. 

bridgetmorisonartist.com

Barry Musson currently paints New Zealand landscapes (and ‘things’ in the landscape) in acrylics on canvas. In his paintings he tries to balance accuracy and interpretation to represent what he sees. 

@Barry Musson Paintings 

Kylie Parish is a contemporary abstract artist. Her technique involves building layers of colour to create texture and depth, followed by paring back and adding intricate details. Kylie's work is characterised by gestural brushstrokes and thoughtful mark-making. Her art explores the theme of seeking beauty in imperfection, resulting in emotionally evocative pieces that showcase her love of colour, composition, and artistic expression.

kylieparish.com

Christine Parnell is an artist with over 20 year's experience. Her process is influenced by the medium of the moment, either watercolour or mixed media. She is inspired by her surroundings and relishes recording the Napier area as well as the more rural parts of Hawke’s Bay in watercolour. In contrast, her mixed media work is abstract and follows a very intuitive path. Christine has sold work both in New Zealand and internationally. 

@chrispypar

Luke Richards, at 21 years old, is rediscovering his love for painting he had at high school. Stepping into this exhibition has reignited his passion for art while reconnecting him with the sense of peace and creativity that comes from letting the brush flow across the canvas.

Liz Ritchie is an artist who enjoys painting, photography and entering the World of Wearable Arts. Art has played an important part in her life since an early age, encouraged by her artist mother. On leaving school, Liz studied Fashion Design and in later years studied at the Learning Connexion, where she ignited her passion for painting and photography. Liz's artworks are inspired by her love of nature and her surroundings.

lizritchie.com

With no previous formal art training, Claire Sadler began learning stone carving andesite boulders in 2006. A later foray into wood has created the opportunity to explore different forms. Her approach is to explore the individual piece of raw natural material, to respect and feature all of it’s characteristics and proportions. With a preference for the more humble materials, her works are mostly created from Taranaki andesite boulders, locally grown trees and salvaged timber.

clairesadler.co.nz

Ken Sandö is a Multi-disciplinarian creative whose work is quirky and unconventional in subject matter and style.

@ken.sando

Zandra Schofield is a mixed media artist, with a special interest in biomorphic and abstract wall sculpture. Her pieces capture motion and movement on an enlarged scale. 

Jayne Shearer’s art uses lipstick and kisses to bring images to life. Drawn to Pop Art at art school in 2006, she began painting multiple lips with vibrant colours, evolving to use her own lips to create works that explore our relationship with material possessions and identity. Her art has been exhibited in NZ and overseas.

jayneshearer.co.nz

John Staniford as born in the United Kingdom in 1947. He trained at the Elam School of Fine Arts 1960s. He has painted full time for over 40 years has exhibited widely.

www.johnstaniford.co.nz

Katie Stewart is a New Zealand artist, ceramicist, illustrator and children's book author. In recent years Katie's work has been shown at Mitchell studios, Inc Ltd, Art in the Park, The Collaboration NZ and The Wellington Art Show. Katie’s work is inspired by her three beautiful girls and their childlike wonder in the natural environment.

www.katiestewart.co.nz

Originally from Scotland, Torri Stewart has lived in New Zealand for over 20 years and now calls Gisborne home. Since discovering printmaking in 2022, she has developed a passion for collagraphs and blind embossing, drawing inspiration from the textures and forms of the natural world. Recently, she has expanded her practice to include embroidery, weaving, and sculptural works using copper and native plants.

@torri.stewart.art

Graham Stichbury is a Napier artist who enjoys painting landscapes and seascapes in oils. He has lived in a number of locations within New Zealand and overseas allowing him to expand his artistic interests. His paintings often include glimpses of the mountain ranges, coast, rivers, lakes and native bush that make our environment such a special place to explore. His work can be found in personal collections in New Zealand and overseas.

grahamstichburyart.co.nz

Fi Tindall has been a graphic designer for over 20 years, working in New Zealand, overseas, and freelancing. For most of her school life she grew up in Havelock North and gained a Diploma in Visual Communication Design from Wellington Polytechnic in 1991. Recently, Fi picked up painting again having fun discovering her style using acrylics. Her current focus is Art Deco houses and public gardens around Napier.

fitindall.myportfolio.com

Erica Toh creates sculptural and architectural reliefs for curated spaces – artworks born of light and silence, imbued with meaning, and grounded in intentional craftsmanship. Her timeless, one-of-a-kind bas-reliefs are more than visual statements; they are meditative compositions that invite stillness, awaken the senses, and elevate the atmosphere of refined interiors. Each piece is shaped slowly by hand, echoing a philosophy of quiet luxury and enduring beauty – where form, texture, and shadow come together to speak a language of depth, grace, and soul.

texturesbyerica.com

Brent Treacher has a lifelong interest in art and values the opportunities that come through experimentation, learning, and consistent practice. Influenced by many sources, he currently draws inspiration from mindfulness meditation and the pursuit of mental clarity, allowing creativity to flow naturally into his work. Brent works with oils, acrylics, and collage, and in 2017, he graduated with a Bachelor of Visual Arts and Design.

Art has always been a huge part of Alexandra Tylee’s life. Growing up on a Hawke’s Bay farm, she’d find her own little hideaway to draw and paint for hours on end. Though life took her down various paths, after the sale of Pipi in 2023, it is no surprise to see Alexandra returning to her roots and honing her artistry. Today, she creates enchanting acrylic works that celebrate her passion for nature, colour and form.

@alexandra_tylee_artist

Patrick Tyman’s vibrant works are reminiscent of a richly decorated sari, with repeating patterns and layered compositions reflecting a strong South Asian aesthetic shaped by his childhood in India. Since moving from England to New Zealand in 1996, he has drawn inspiration from the country’s native flora, climate, light, and landscapes – blending the vivid colours and forms of the South Pacific with his enduring love for the Indian subcontinent.

patricktymanart.com

Rae West is a well known New Zealand artist working mainly in the exciting mediums of gold leaf resin and inks. Her art is luscious and abstract. 

raewest.co.nz

Kate White is an illustrator, portrait artist, and fine artist. She holds a NZ Certificate in Craft Design from EIT and an Hons Dip Art and Creativity from The Learning Connexion. Her achievements include 9 solo and 2 duo exhibitions, and over 40 national and local group exhibitions including the Parkin Drawing Awards, the NZ Portrait Gallery, the Hawke’s Bay Reviews and the Big Apple Project.

therookywood.com

Kirsty White’s upbringing between rural Wairarapa and Hawke’s Bay has heavily influenced her love of landscape. Now as a Wellington based printmaker, Kirsty is known for her coastal landscape and native bush etchings. These stunning, intricate drypoint etchings incorporate multicultural narratives through her use of pattern work printed into the backgrounds via a bamboo woodcut.

kirstywhiteartist.com

Born in Wellington, Martin Wilbraham moved to Hawke’s Bay with his family in 2002 and has since continued his journey as a contemporary abstract painter. He is known for his dynamic use of colour and form, creating works that evoke joy.

Born in Hastings and now based in Napier, Pam Wildbore is drawn to bold, vibrant colour and works primarily with resin as her medium of choice. She paints with it, creating dynamic pieces that reflect her distinctive and unique style. Her most popular collection, Visual Harmony, is inspired by music, incorporating musical notes and melodic titles to create a rhythmic visual experience.

@pam.wildbore.art

A self-taught Napier artist, Heather Wilson creates bold, textured works using acrylic, mixed media, and resin effects. With a playful 3D quality and influences from 60s and 70s design, her art blends nostalgia, Kiwiana, and vibrant colour to spark joy and connection.

heatherwilson.co.nz

As a highly acclaimed, Hawkes Bay photographer, Richard Wood is passionate about capturing images that tell compelling stories in commercial and advertising photography. In addition to taking photographs locally in Hawke's Bay, he also works as a photographic educator, sharing his knowledge and experience with aspiring photographers.

@richard_wood_photographer

Lauren Worsley is a Hawke’s Bay artist specialising in realism celebrating the natural beauty of local landscapes, portraiture and the richness of oil on canvas. Lauren loves vibrant "stage lit" colour, surrealism and stylisation, taking the subject matter and making it larger than life, recognizable yet otherworldly. Her works are displayed both locally and overseas, Winner of the Walk and Hall People's Choice Award 2008. 

@lollyworsley