A Show of Hands is a captivating exhibition showcasing the expressive power of human hands. Through a diverse collection of sculptures, paintings, photographs, and prints, explore how hands convey emotions, messages, and notions of identity.
Material Matters showcases the diverse and innovative textile art of seven talented makers with ties to Te Waipounamu/South Island. From intricate embroideries to sculptural textiles, each artist brings a unique perspective to their work.
Experience the captivating solo exhibition by one of the region’s most significant contemporary artists, Michael Dell.
This exhibition features works by renowned Aotearoa artists that delve into the intangible inheritance passed down through families. From cultural rituals to personal stories, these pieces invite reflection on our own legacies and the treasures we leave behind.
The Nelson Institute presents a talk by Dr Katie Ben entitled: Unpacking the End of Life Choice Act – the practice of Assisted Dying within New Zealand.
Join us at The Suter Art Gallery for a 'Meet the Artist' talk with Michael Dell, featuring his new solo exhibition, Above Below / Tempelhofer Feld. Explore Michael's minimalist paintings and drawings inspired by Berlin's Tempelhof Field. Discover the stories behind his captivating works and enjoy a meditative art experience.
Join Sean Brosnahan for a talk presented by the Nelson Institute on "A Journey to New Edinburgh," a documentary series about the Otago settlement.
ArtWalks
Take a journey past artworks by some of Nelson’s most celebrated artists, as well as artworks that have a particular poignancy to Whakatū and Tasman.
Tours
The Suter offers a variety of exhibition and ‘behind the scenes’ tours. Expert insights into historical and contemporary art, the history of The Suter, the unique Suter architecture, and the collection are just some of the topics these tours can cover.
Head over to our Events page. There might be a scheduled tour that is perfect for you.
Tours can be tailored to the specific interests of your group and should be booked at least a month in advance by contacting us.
You can take a virtual tour of the gallery here - Virtual Tour.
Publications
The Suter's digital publications, where available, can be viewed here.