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Find a large selection of Wellington Art Galleries that will entice both the critic and casual art lover in all of us. Find magnificent works from leading Wellington artists as well as popular exhibits from overseas. Leading Wellington art galleries exhibit a range of paintings, pottery, bone carvings, Maori art, jewellery, woodcraft and more. Find websites, contact information, gallery addresses and artist info with just the click of a button.

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City Gallery Wellington

Range of Art Galleries on view at Wellington, Aotearoa New Zealand.

http://www.citygallery.org.nz ~ Details

PR: 4

Tinakori Gallery

Displaying works of contemporary and fine art in two adjoining galleries. Also regularly exhibits historic fine art. Details of exhibitions available on site.

http://www.tinakorigallery.co.nz ~ Details

PR: 4

Photospace Studio / Gallery

Wellington gallery specializing in photographic art. Profiles and photographs from featured artists available. Photospace also provide photographic services to the public.

http://www.photospace.co.nz ~ Details

PR: 4

Pablos Art Studio

An art studio and gallery offering opportunities to people who use mental health services. Find information on current and up coming exhibitions and artist profiles.

http://www.pablosart.org.nz ~ Details

PR: 3

Idoim Studio

Art Gallery exibiting contemporary New Zealand art. Information on exibitors and up coming exibitions available.

http://www.idiom.co.nz ~ Details

PR: 3

Eyeball Kicks

Operating since 2005, Eyeball Kicks is New Zealand's first lowbrow, pop culture gallery. Purveyors of fine art prints, portfolios, original works, posters, books and collectables. Local and international Artists on exhibit. Open from 10am daily.

http://www.eyeballkicks.com ~ Details

PR: 3

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Preserve Your Artistic Vision

Our culture has always had a curiously ambiguous attitude towards its artists, who are alternately reviled or else elevated to nearly god-like status. They seem to be perceived as other-than-human, able to dispense with leisure, comfort and normal security and happiness in order to function within society AND bestow the gift of their insights upon everyday folks.