North Wharf, Wynyard

Durham Street East (jtc Queen St)

Grafton Bridge

51 High Street

Parker

Red Wall

Carpark 10

Melrose Street

Two Figures Under Awning

Pink Surface

Boundary Post

Hayes Building

Urban Rift

Carpark CP1

Walk

Fly Whisk

Stepping

Level CP8

Mo's Bar, corner of Federal & Wolf St 

Durham Lane

Dist Control (Auckland Uni)

Ex-Garage

Shopfront

Band of Outsiders iii

Band of Outsiders ii

Band of Outsiders i

Yellow Ochre

Air Man

Kitchener Street

Queen Street Junction 

Figures on Great North Road 

Purple Awning

Rain Queen Street

Britomart Crossing on a Rainy Day

Figures on Great North Road

Figures on High Street

Mo's Bar, corner of Federal Street & Wolf Street

New Wave

Putiki Street (Two Rooms)

Queen Street from Durham Street East

Post Shop (Aotea Square)

Two Figures, Durham Lane

Victoria Street West

Kingston Street

Hayes Building (Newmarket)

Beijing Restaurant (Northcote)

Skater Girl

New Wave - installation

New Wave- installation

Figures oh High Street

Kingston Street from Federal Street

Testing Matthew Carter Artwork

Matthew Carter is an artist based in Auckland, New Zealand. He graduated from AUT University in 2008, with a Masters in Art & Design and went on to win the Glaister Ennor Graduate Art Award in 2009. Since graduating, Matthew has exhibited his paintings widely and has been a finalist in a variety of awards. His work features in many public, private and corporate collections across Europe, USA and Australasia, including the 

My painting attempts to engage with shifts in time and space by looking at how these relate to the spatio-psychology of the city. Networks, cyberspace, architecture and urban planning change the nature of the city’s places and questions about geographical location and the importance of places provide another focus of interest for my painting. I often bring together unconnected elements, buildings and figures, and composite them to create a new, invented place. I also use high or unfamiliar and/or impossible views to examine how a viewpoint might enable a psychological shift as well as spatial and temporal ones. The work also aims to question what makes a place authentic or inauthentic"

Matthew Carter - Unscripted

Matthew Carter - Unscripted