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Michael McHugh Featured in BusinessDesk Editorial
Artist’s new sculptural direction receives further recognition following selection as a finalist in the 2026 Deakin Contemporary Sculpture Award August 8, 2026 We are delighted to share that Michael McHugh has been featured in the latest BusinessDesk Editorial, highlighting the artist’s evolving... Read more -
Monica Rani Rudhar Named in Broadsheet Sydney's "Three Rising Artists To Watch"
Broadsheet Sydney Issue 02 Winter 2026 August 3, 2026 We are delighted to celebrate artist Monica Rani Rudhar’s recognition as one of Broadsheet Sydney’s Three Rising Artists to Watch... Read more -
Neil Ieremia Creates a Kinetic Painting in Collaboration with Black Grace Dancers
A rare live performance bringing together movement, music, colour and mark-making in a dynamic celebration of artistic exchange August 1, 2026 Every painting has its own journey into being. While that process is unique to each artist, it most often unfolds... Read more
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Lottie Consalvo Selected As Finalist In The Mosman Art Prize 2026
"I Heard You Run Into the Darkness" continues the artist’s exploration of memory, transformation and the unseen forces that shape human experience July 29, 2026 Lottie Consalvo has been selected as a finalist in the 2026 Mosman Art Prize with her painting 'I Heard You... Read more -
Vipoo Srivilasa’s re/JOY Celebrates Migration, Memory and Belonging
The acclaimed ceramic artist’s major touring exhibition brings personal migration stories to life through sculpture July 18, 2026 Thai-born Australian artist Vipoo Srivilasa, recognised as a leading figure in contemporary ceramics, is currently presenting re/JOY at Liverpool Powerhouse,... Read more -
Michael McHugh Named Finalist in the 2026 Deakin Contemporary Sculpture Award
Celebrating a new sculptural direction as the artist’s glass work "Whirl" is recognised among this year’s selected finalists July 17, 2026 We are thrilled to congratulate Michael McHugh on being selected as a finalist in the 2026 Deakin Contemporary Sculpture Award... Read more
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Lottie Consalvo Finalist for The Sulman Prize
she looked up at me and said, ‘you’re not afraid of the dark, you’re afraid of what's in it’ May 2, 2026 The Sulman Prize is awarded for the best subject painting, genre painting or mural project by an Australian artist. Established... Read more -
Vipoo Srivilasa selected as a finalist in the 2026 Wynne Prize
Guardian Light May 2, 2026 Vipoo Srivilasa has been selected as a finalist in the 2026 Wynne Prize with the work Guardian Light . Guardian... Read more -
Karen Walker Collaboration
Featuring Monica Rani Rudhar and Jess Swney April 28, 2026 As part of Aotearoa Art Fair 2026 , Foenander Galleries presented a special collaboration with Karen Walker , extending the... Read more
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Monica Rani Rudhar Public Commision
A project with Vital Commons April 15, 2026 Monica Rani Rudhar, sketches for Home Under My Feet and Bells in My Ears (2025) Photo courtesy of curatorial practice... Read more -
The Sovereign Asian Art Prize
Vipoo Srivilasa has been shortlisted for The 2026 Sovereign Asian Art Prize! April 1, 2026 The Sovereign Art Foundation was established in 2003 by Howard Bilton and Tiffany Pinkstone, who shared a vision of promoting... Read more -
Anton Forde's monumental installation Papare Eighty.one at the esteemed Sainsbury Centre for Visual arts in the UK
Can We Stop Killing Each Other? March 19, 2026 Anton Forde was selcted to present a monumental work, which he developed in collaboration with artist Shiree Reihana (Ngāpuhi, Ngāi... Read more
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Anton Forde receives the Pommery Champagne Artist Award
March 9, 2026 Anton Forde receives theesteemed Pommery Champagne Artist Award . Selected personally by Monsieur and Madame Vranken of Vranken-Pommery Monopole ,... Read more -
Vipoo Srivilasa Featured by Melbourne Art Fair
Thai-born Australian ceramic artist Vipoo Srivilasa reflects on his practice, the joy and unpredictability of ceramics, and his celebrated Fortune Teller Deities series. February 14, 2026 Vipoo Srivilasa was recently featured by Melbourne Art Fair in an in-depth interview exploring his longstanding ceramic practice and the... Read more -
Elle Föenander Featured in Fashion Quarterly’s ‘48 Hours in Singapore’
Föenander Galleries founder Elle Föenander takes Fashion Quarterly through Singapore, reflecting on art, architecture, food and culture during her visit to Art SG. February 10, 2026 Föenander Galleries founder and director Elle Föenander has been featured by Fashion Quarterly in a new travel feature, 48 Hours... Read more
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Roger Mortimer's Public Exhibition in Otago
Paradise of Imagination February 1, 2026 Roger Mortimer's Paradise of Imagination: Medieval & Modern Encounters exhibition explores the vibrant cultural legacies of the medieval past expressed... Read more -
The New Zealand High Commission in Singapore
January 30, 2026 During the 2025 Singspore Art Fair, Foenander Galleries, alongside artist Tangaroa Birch , had the pleasure of being hosted by... Read more -
The Ö Series
Chantel Matthews January 8, 2026 What is your creative Discipline? I am a contemporary artist, independent curator, and the editor of HĀTUA Magazine, which highlights... Read more
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The Ö Series
Emma Eagle November 27, 2025 What is your creative discipline? I have a background in graphic design but in practice I'm more invested all around... Read more -
Biennale of Sydney
Monica Rani Rudhar November 13, 2025 Monica Rani Rudhar, has been announced as part of Rememory for the the 25th Biennale of Sydney — presented at... Read more -
The Ö Series
Kym Elphinstone Rundle | The Ö Series November 2, 2025 Kym Elphinstone Rundle | The Ö Series Oct 31 2025 Introducing the remarkable Kym Elphinstone Rundle, whose passionate advocacy of... Read more
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Lottie Consalvo podcast
Lottie was interviewed by Richard Graham for the @australianwomenartists podcast September 30, 2025 Lottie Consalvo was interviewed by Richard Graham for the @australianwomenartists podcast. Click here to listen to Ep. 33 Lottie Consalvo... Read more -
Kanapa ki Runga - Kanapa ki Raro: Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery Reopening
A landmark exhibition featuring Israel Tangaroa Birch and Robert Jahnke celebrates the gallery's new chapter while honouring Māori knowledge, identity and the Puanga season. September 21, 2025 The reopening of Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery marked a significant milestone for Whanganui's cultural landscape, with Kanapa ki... Read more -
Elle Föenander Joins Fashion Quarterly and Lexus for ‘Let’s Talk: What Drives You?’
Gallerist Elle Föenander joined Karen Walker and Jen Jones for an evening of candid conversation exploring creativity, purpose, resilience and what drives women to keep moving forward. July 2, 2025 Fashion Quarterly , in partnership with Lexus New Zealand, hosted an intimate edition of its Let’s Talk series, bringing together... Read more
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What Drives You: Gallerist Elle Föenander
Together with Lexus, Fashion Quarterly speaks to the founder of Föenander Galleries about how she continues to push forward with purpose. June 16, 2025 What drives your passion for working with artists and curating exhibitions? It is the artists themselves [that drives me] –... Read more -
Michael Dell at the Suter Gallery Te Aratoti o Whakatū
June 6, 2025 Michael Dell's public exhibition Above Below / Tempelhofer Feld is on at the Suter Gallery Te Aratoti o Whakatū, in... Read more -
Art Collector Magazine Profiles Lottie Consalvo
May 7, 2025 Lottie Consalvo is featured in the latest edition of Art Collector Magazine with an insightful editorial by Camilla Wagstuff. The... Read more
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Israel Tangaroa Birch in Art New Zealand Magazine
April 30, 2025 Israel Tangaroa Birch is profiled in Art New Zealand Magazine and also features on the front cover of the current... Read more -
Michael McHugh featured on the cover of Art Collector Magazine
Apr 30, 2025 Michael McHugh's painting Moorea featured on the cover of the current issue of Art Collector Magazine and he is also... Read more -
Lottie Consalvo winner of the 2025 Muswellbrook Art Prize
March 31, 2025 Lottie Consalvo has been announced winner of the 2025 Muswellbrook Art Prize for her work Dusk. The Muswellbrook Prize is... Read more
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Lottie Consalvo’s Entries To Nowhere Featured in Arriving Slowly at Ipswich Art Gallery
Lottie Consalvo’s Entries To Nowhere explores abstraction, perception and the spaces between presence and absence in Arriving Slowly: Exploring the Abstract at Ipswich Art Gallery, Queensland. February 4, 2025 Artist Lottie Consalvo’s Entries To Nowhere (2021) was featured as part of Arriving Slowly: Exploring the Abstract , a group... Read more -
Cathy Carter - Review in Art New Zealand
March 29, 2024 Cathy Carter's practice over the last 10 years is generously surveyed by Linda Tyler in the new edition of Art... Read more -
‘Australia’s Top 100 Collectable Artists’
December 31, 2023 Lottie Consalvo , featured in ‘Australia’s Top 100 Collectable Artists’ for 2023. The list surveys the current contemporary art scene... Read more
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Lottie Consalvo on the Are You Still Working!? Podcast
December 14, 2023 Listen to Lottie Consalvo in conversation with Courtney Collins on the Are You Still Working!? podcast as she talks about... Read more -
MErode and Marinda Vandendeede
December 14, 2023 Marinda Vandenheede’s works have been acquired to feature in Patric Tuytens’ private art collection ‘MErode’, located in the beating heart... Read more -
Gavin Chai features in Folly Journal
November 9, 2023 Gavin Chai's painting Interior 76 is featured in the inaugural issue of literary journal @folly.journal - in which writers are... Read more
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National Contemporary Art Awards 2023 finalists00
August 15, 2023 Cathy Carter swas a successful finalists for two of her works entered into the NCAA23. Liquid Gold , Fujiflex Crystal... Read more -
Chauncey Flay's One Million Marks exhibition featured in Art New Zealand
August 7, 2023 Chauncey Flay’s One Million Marks exhibition has been generously reviewed by Don Abbott in the new edition (Winter 2023) of... Read more -
Neal Palmer featured in Art Edit
August 1, 2023 Neal Palmer is featured in the new edition of Art Edit Magazine as part of their Best of Botanicals feature... Read more
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Gavin Chai on the Creative Matters Podcast
June 8, 2023 Gavin Chai recently visited Creative Matters host, Mandy Jakich to record a podcast episode. 'We talk about how his sense... Read more -
Michael Dell on The Good Oil Podcast
April 30, 2023 Listen to Michael Dell in conversation about his practice on episode 5 of The Good Oil podcast. The Good Oil... Read more -
Belinda Griffiths- NZPAA finalist
April 4, 2023 Congratulations to Belinda Griffiths who is a finalist in this years NZ Painting and Printmaking Awards with her work titled,... Read more
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Neal Palmer on the Creative Matters Podcast
April 4, 2023 Neal Palmer recently visited Creative Matters host, Mandy Jakich to record a podcast episode. 'In this episode we have a... Read more -
Michael Dell publication- Sunday Morning
March 22, 2023 Sunday Morning was produced in conjunction with Michael Dell’s 2022 Auckland exhibition ‘Sunday Morning. This beautifully illustrated publication features an... Read more -
Molly Morpeth Finalists 2023
February 5, 2023 Congratulations to Cathy Carter, Chauncey Flay and Gavin Chai who are all finalists of the Molly Morpeth Canaday Awards. Presented... Read more
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Neal Palmer on RNZ
November 24, 2022 Neal Palmer joined Lynn Freeman on Radio New Zealand to discuss his new large scale works from his November exhibition... Read more -
Apocrypha: The Maps of Roger Mortimer is a finalist at the Best Awards 2022
September 22, 2022 Roger Mortimer’s beautifully produced book, by Index Publishing, is a comprehensive survey of Roger’s map paintings, of the last 12... Read more -
In Conversation With Roger Mortimer
September 5, 2022 James caught up with Roger before his exhibition, Hauraki: Northerly Wind which is currently showing at the gallery, until 13... Read more
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Michael McHugh's largest work to date in public show in Melbourne
August 11, 2022 Michael McHugh has completed his largest work to date, at six meters in length and two meters high. This huge... Read more -
Paul Woodruffe’s co-authored book ‘Piki Toi’ wins gold award
July 13, 2022 The Pikitoi project was initially a response to social problems identified in the publication Inside the Cup: Bringing the Street... Read more -
Ramon Robertson at the Estuary Art and Ecology Award 2022
July 8, 2022 Congratulations to Ramon Robertson who was awarded a Merit for his work titled Opaque at the recent Uxbridge Estuary Art... Read more
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Andrea du Chatenier recipient of the Dame Doreen Gift
May 13, 2022 Congratulations Andrea du Chatenier – who alongside Jamie Jenkins – is this year’s recipient of Dame Doreen’s Gift from The... Read more -
Andrea Bolima | MyART feature
March 28, 2022 Andrea Bolima was asked a few questions by MyART about her current exhibition, Dandelion Street, her practice and favourite artwork.... Read more -
Roger Mortimer at Christie's Paris
February 16, 2022 Three works by Roger Mortimer have been included in the landmark exhibition “Oceania Now: Contemporary Art from the Pacific” at... Read more
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Q&A with Ramon Robertson
November 29, 2021 You asked the questions and Ramon answered them. What material/medium do you use? Mainly plaster and concrete and I also... Read more -
Cathy Carter at the Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art
November 10, 2021 Cathy Carter’s work features in an exhibition at the Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art – who have also acquired... Read more -
Q&A with Neal Palmer
November 9, 2021 You asked the questions, Neal Palmer answered them. What is this big beautiful painting? Tane Moana (Te Araroa) is a... Read more
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In conversation with Marinda Vandenheede
October 10, 2021 We are thrilled to introduce Marinda Vandenheede as a new gallery artist. Belgian artist Vandenheede creates sculptural objects, works on... Read more -
Q&A with Billy McQueen
October 1, 2021 You asked the questions, Billy answered them. Favourite or most memorable artwork/s you have seen in person? Van Gogh and... Read more -
Vipoo Srivilasa | Interview
February 13, 2026 How did you begin working in ceramics? My first experience with ceramics was at the College of Fine Arts in... Read more
