Our Life is an exhibition of work by artists who use The White Room Creative Community Space, Õtautahi, Christchurch. The subject matter of the work is as diverse as the lives of the artists who have created it. Our Life offers a view into each of their worlds and an insight into their creative starting points. As with many artists, there is... Keep Reading

Join us from 5.30-6.45pm on Tuesday 23 February at Eastside Gallery for the opening of Our Life. Our Life is an exhibition of work by artists who use The White Room Creative Community Space, Õtautahi, Christchurch. The subject matter of the work is as diverse as the lives of the artists who have created it. Our Life offers a view into each of... Keep Reading

Wednesdays anytime 11am-5pm Turn up anytime between 11am-5pm either with your own project (and join the friendly bunch of like-minded textile artists), or ask if you can learn something new and our experts will give you a lesson! It might be a particular type of stitching or embroidery, or you might like to learn how to felt, weave or crochet,... Keep Reading

Join us Fridays 2-4pm for an Art Class with Maree Cole. All ages and art ability stages welcome. $5 casual or $35 for a 10-class pass, which is valid for a year to use in any of our Centre-run classes. Bookings advised by phoning 980 2881 or emailing arts@tewhare.org. Linwood Arts $5 casual or $35 for a 10-class pass, which is valid... Keep Reading

Join us for the opening of Eastside's annual Multicultural Exhibition on Thursday 4 February 5.30-6.45pm. This year, the theme is: Pan means all-inclusive, uniting, collective… / ˈpɑnˈpɑn / - An international distress signal, of less urgency than a mayday signal. Radioing pan-pan informs potential rescuers that a problem... Keep Reading

Monitor 3.1Curated by Sean Kerr, Michelle Wang, and Jamie Hanton with a new commission by Qianye Lin and Qianhe 'AL' LinExhibition preview: Friday 29 Janaury, 5:30pmExhibition runs: 30 January – 21 February 2021Exhibition talk with Qianye Lin and Qianhe ‘AL’ Lin: Saturday 30 January, 2pmMonitor 3.1 is the second part of a revisit and... Keep Reading

This exhibition celebrates the joy of play and the moments that occur each day in childhood. Historically children have often been portrayed as little adults, as a symbol of innocence or have been missing from art altogether.  Here, Polson shows us children intent in their moments of play; their development of friendships; their mastery of... Keep Reading

The Gray family exhibition is a celebration of a family reuniting to express its art through two important themes that they are passionate about: Pop Culture and Nature. It’s about creative wellbeing, relationships and finding a space where a family can come together in fellowship to socialise and create art. Features works by Melissa Gray,... Keep Reading