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8 Art Galleries in Coromandel Peninsula That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand including Topadahil Art Studios, Kauri Cliff Art Gallery, The Little Gallery, The Little Gallery Whangamata, The Lawnmower's Son Art Space, The Artists House, Copper Workx, Thames Society of Arts.
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1. Topadahil Art Studios
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
View fine art by contemporary French/New Zealand artist Guity Evelyn. Her unique home/studio has stunning views overlooking Wharekawa Harbour, unspoilt Opoutere Beach and the Wildlife Sanctuary.Guity's unique paintings and distinctive style exude a blend of The Coromandel with hints of Provence. These reflections of where the Pacific meets the Mediterranean express a character all of their own. Add to this a boldness of colour and Guity's affinity for both the figurative and abstract and you have a complete palate, which has made her works sought by International and Australasian collectors. **Well Signposted** Topadahil Art Studios is only 3km off Pacific Coast Highway SH25. **Only 10min From Whangamata - 25 min from Pauanui - 1 hour from Whitianga - and 2 hours from Auckland or Rotorua. - Check us out on Destination Coromandel's video - https://youtu.be/k80Rx7fmhEg
Reviewed By RaglanSteph - Walsall, United Kingdom
I visited Guity while on holiday at Whangamata. Not only does the studio enjoy the best views around, but Guity is a fabulous artist. I stayed there for hours discussing many topics of mutual interest and came away with some truly unique artwork which grace the walls of my house and which I will always treasure.
2. Kauri Cliff Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Kauri Sculpture at it's finest By award winning sculptor Tony Howse Tony has been sculpting NZ native timber for over 30 years his appreciation and knowledge is reflected in his works. Creating beautiful Kauri art works that embrace New Zealand's natural environment and cultural history.
3. The Little Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Visit The Little Gallery, where discerning art enthusiasts can enjoy and purchase affordable, quality artwork by leading local artists. This diverse, intimate gallery prides itself on offering 'a little of the best,' representing over 50 artists from the Coromandel and around New Zealand. The space is a must-see cultural destination for tourists, offering a snapshot of the local arts culture.
Reviewed By Annaliese62 - Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand
I love this gallery as its a place to discover lots of local art practitioners and see a good variety of different styles and approaches to art making. Its really a gem of Coromandel culture and well worth dropping in to see if anything appeals and to discover new artists
4. The Little Gallery Whangamata
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Visit The Little Gallery, where discerning art enthusiasts can enjoy and purchase affordable, quality artwork by leading local artists. This diverse, intimate gallery prides itself on offering 'a little of the best,' representing over 50 artists from the Coromandel and around New Zealand. The space is a must-see cultural destination for tourists, offering a snapshot of the local arts culture.
5. The Lawnmower's Son Art Space
The Lawnmower's Son Art Space can be found at the Homestead (circa 1860) in the heart of Hahei. Nestled under one of the biggest Morton Bay Fig Trees in New Zealand, the gallery showcases some of New Zealand's finest artists. The property includes private boutique accommodation tucked away in a glade below - a perfect private retreat or intimate couple's getaway.
6. The Artists House
7. Copper Workx
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
8. Thames Society of Arts
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By 759elib - Sydney, Australia
If you are lucky enough to be here in November for the Steampunk the Thames Festival when the whole town goes troppo for a bit of Victorian-era explorer/inventor chic. The TSOA on the out-side of town is situated in an old schoolhouses, in which the gallery hosts exhibits by local artists many of whome are inspired by the steampunk ethos.
