Beyond the Grave: Death in Ancient Times is an exhibition from the University of Canterbury that makes exceptionally good use of the Logie Collection and its Greek and Roman objects and artefacts Keep Reading

PART TIME ADMINISTRATOR REQUIRED. Up to 20 hrs paid per month. Email Arts in Oxford for a job description & submit your application by 31st Jan 2019 to artsinoxfordgallery@gmail.com Keep Reading

Harriet Litten reviews Katrina Beekhuis' recent installation at the Ilam Campus Gallery and reveals that it is a conversation about perception and interpretation Keep Reading

Robert Mcleod's Balancing Art, the October/November exhibition at PGgallery in Christchurch alluded to bigger questions about the enduring and unfortunate nature of human behaviour Keep Reading

Andrew Paul Wood comments on 'Ōtautahi’s contested and fraught post-quake urban fabric', discussing Tom Dale's two commissions for SCAPE Public Art's Season 2018 and the artist and film maker's contribution to its 2017 programme Keep Reading

Reuben Woods reflects on the state of the transitional city, observing the progressive 'white washing' of urban art as sites are prepared for apartments and other developments Keep Reading

Audrey Baldwin reviews, We Do This, and is impressed by the Christchurch Art Gallery's selection of works and the contexts, politics and aspirations that they encompass and address in the 125th year of women's suffrage in Āotearoa New Zealand Keep Reading

This exhibition of large charcoal and watercolour works explore sites of forest remants and bush on Waiheke Island. Clive Humphreys has spent years studying and learning from the British watercolourists and this is evident in the works in this solo show. Humphreys has regularly exhibited in New Zeland since 1992 and is currently Head of Art at... Keep Reading

Be captivated by an exhibition by Ashburton’s own beloved writer and illustrator David Elliot. Artworks and artifacts have come together in this exhibition which takes you on a journey of discovery. Come along to examine the new evidence in the Snark tale! Keep Reading

Exhibition curated by Jess Adlam with artists from New Zealand and Melbournre Keep Reading

Jacob Yikes opens a new and extensive body of work at Fiksate Gallery in Christchurch Keep Reading

A celebration of 25 years of Form Gallery, Objects, jewellery, craft, glass and metal Keep Reading