As spring unfolds in Nelson, a vibrant initiative is taking root: Spring Clean Whakatū Nelson! This exciting community project aims to revitalize the city centre, and The Suter Art Gallery is thrilled to be a part of it.
Read MoreHineukurangi brings together clay makers of Māori descent to celebrate and uplift the realm of Hineukurangi, the Māori deity of clay. Showcasing more than 20 artists, emergent and established artists, including featured members of the Māori artist collective, Ngā Kaihanga Uku.
Celebrate The Suter Art Gallery's 125th Anniversary with a vibrant display of art sponsored by Jarden. Explore diverse exhibitions showcasing rich cultural heritage and artistic expressions. Join us on this artistic journey today.
Read MoreAfter an exceptional 17-year tenure as Director of Nelson's esteemed Suter Art Gallery, Julie Catchpole announces her retirement. Her leadership transformed the gallery, quadrupling visitors through innovative exhibits and an award-winning revitalization.
Read MoreDiscover the latest eco-chic trend at The Suter Art Gallery! Our new line of recycled banner tote bags, born from the acclaimed exhibition “Fire & Earth: Contemporary Ceramics from the Top of The South,” is here to add a splash of artistry and sustainability to your daily life.
Read MoreThe Ann and John Hercus Gallery showcases their generous donations to the Gallery’s redevelopment and collection, as well as featuring a selection of works from The Suter’s collection and temporary exhibitions that highlight the diversity and richness of New Zealand art.
Read MoreThe Suter Art Gallery’s scholarship programme offers after-school art classes to local students, fostering creativity and passion. Supported by NBS, this initiative aims to enrich young lives through visual art, providing opportunities that might otherwise be inaccessible.
Read MoreTe Ira Tangata is a display of artworks by local students who visited The Suter Art Gallery te Aratoi o Whakatū’s exhibition Kanohi Kitea, which showcases the art of moko kanohi, or facial tattooing. The students created their own tohu, or design, that represented their identity, their whakapapa, and their connection to the land and their culture. The display celebrates the inner potential of our tamariki, who are all taonga, born of greatness and full of possibilities.
Learn how The Suter Art Gallery and The Green Collective turn waste into wonder by creating upcycled tote bags from recycled PVC exhibition banners. Plus, get 50% off a Friend of The Suter membership when you buy a bag.
Read MoreThis fantastic exhibition showcases some of the finest artworks from one of the country’s most respected private art collections.
Read MoreThe Suter Art Gallery's Mid-Winter Spectacular showcased art, community, and generosity at its annual fundraising dinner and auction, raising an incredible $52,000 which will go towards the preservation and expansion of The Suter's collection of artworks.
Read MoreJoin us at The Suter from Friday 30 June to Sunday 23 July for a delightful exhibition celebrating the creative talents of our Suter Kids Club students this term!
Read MoreThe Bishop Suter Trust is pleased to announce the appointment of Steve Green as its new Chairman.
Read MoreThe vision of internationally acclaimed, interdisciplinary artist Gary Baseman and his wonderful world of hybrid creatures is set to grace The Suter Art Gallery in a truly unparalleled exhibition.
Read MoreNBS has become a key sponsor of The Suter Art Gallery's education programs, helping the non-profit continue providing art education to students in the Nelson Tasman region.
Read MoreJarden’s sponsorship of ‘Summer at The Suter’ is the third year in a row that they have supported installations at The Suter, enabling the gallery to improve the overall presentation, promotion and delivery of the exhibitions on view.
Read MoreNamed after artist Jane Evans who was a determined and passionate advocate for the arts and fought hard in support of the redevelopment of The Suter.
Read MoreRecently, State General Manager Sonia Simao was on site to donate several cinema vouchers for us to use in an internal staff incentive programme to help boost sales in our gallery store.
Read MoreThe Suter Art Gallery Te Aratoi o Whakatū is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Kyla Mackenzie to the role of Curator and Collections Manager
Read MoreThis free-entry exhibition opens on October 8 and brings together 20 works by one of New Zealand’s most iconic 20th-century artists, Rita Angus (1908–1970).
Read MoreThe Suter Art Gallery
OPEN 7 DAYS
Mon to Sun 9:30am – 4:30pm
Closed December 25-26, January 1-2, Good Friday & Easter Monday.
Free admission.
208 Bridge Street
Nelson 7010
New Zealand
T +64 3 548 4699
OPEN 7 DAYS
Mon to Sun 8am – 3.00pm
Closed December 25-26, January 1-2, Good Friday, Easter Monday and Labour Day.
208 Bridge Street
Nelson 7010
New Zealand
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