Sue takes her inspiration from the world around her and with her keen scientist’s eye endeavours to capture in clay, the essence of our wild places, the forms, textures and colours of the land, sea and bush.
Read MoreMandy’s exquisite hand-built ceramic vessels are inspired by nature, particularly flowers, leaves and marine life.
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 MoreNikau Hindin was introduced to celestial navigation after spending time with a group of young navigators called Kapu Nā Keiki.
Read MoreAnother person we were keen to talk to about Marti Friedlander: Portraits of The Artists was our very own, Tony Maskill. When Tony isn’t welcoming visitors to The Suter Art Gallery he can be found behind his camera, working as a skilled freelance photographer specialising in portraiture, event and travel photography, and studio lighting.
Read MoreBecky Richards’ vessels are impossible.
They tower, cluster, hold onto her maker’s hand and are interested in pushing the boundaries of clay as a material.
Read MorePart of The 9th Suter Contemporary Art Project, Kiss me, Hardy! (but not like that), Hanna Shim has created work that reveals and revels in the awkward distance that exists between us.
Read MorePart of The 9th Suter Contemporary Art Project, Kiss me, Hardy! (but not like that), Richard Reddaway’s A Late of Zanies are an almost anthropomorphic collection of speaker creatures.
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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