Objectspace

Mahogany Sideboard. A timeless piece of furniture which anchors a space, while also elevating the furnishings upon and around. Captured in the Miles Warren gallery in Christchurch as part of the ‘the living room’ exhibition via Object Space. L2000 x H600 x D480 Finish: Danish oil Available now via my online store. *shipping included to NZ main centres. #xylowoodcraft #sideboard

A special thank you to everyone who came along to the ‘Nascent’ poetry workshop. Speaking to the kaupapa name, we focussed on bringing an emotion or idea into existence by observing it and nurturing it. Held in Object Space’s exhibition ‘Engrained’, Martino Gamper’s furniture offered a tactile space to move, write and connect. @millytaylor__ @gabstoddard I’m so grateful for the opportunity to collaborate alongside your Articulation Workshop series. Tēnā rawa atu kōrua! Photos captured by the talented @kajjasmnhm #poetry #workshop #creative #art #newzealand

Rocks and Pots On Saturday May 30th between 1.30-3.30pm I will be doing a little talk about rock glazing at ENDGRAINED:Martino Gamper's show @objectspace . @martinogamper show invites us to interact and utilise the furniture (with felt pads). I knew it would be the perfect venue to do the same with my pots and rocks. Come drink tea in my cups and hear about mountains of China and Japan, and early New Zealand rock glazes that I have unearthed with assistance from @creativenz Fellowship Fund

Think my mentor Wailin Elliott (1939–2024) would have enjoyed seeing this work about her pottery practice out and about @taurangaartgallery @objectspace @aotearoaartfair @masterworksnz ___________________________ Wailin Elliott’s Phoenix Kiln 2024 hand loomed glass beads, bead thread, frame 320 x 235 x 45mm “Meticulously detailed in blue and white beads, Tsui represents Wailin Elliott’s phoenix kiln from the backyard of her Coromandel villa – the house she purchased from artist and peer Barry Brickell. Best known as a ceramicist, Elliott (1939–2024) is an integral figure to Aotearoa Chinese art, and alongside her friend Brickell, was deeply involved in the running and development of Driving Creek Pottery in the Coromandel peninsula, from its inception in the 1970s until the mid 2010s.” Curator Van Mei @taurangaartgallery @deathbypdf Lustre Harbour 🫧🌸🪩 28 March — 16 August 2026 @taurangaartgallery #wailinelliott

Looking for more art after the Aotearoa Art Fair? There’s plenty on in Tāmaki Makaurau! Swipe to discover events and exhibitions on now and coming soon.

Weaving Connections Nelson ✨ Join Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZIA local Branch 🤝, Architecture + Women NZ 💛, and Objectspace 🏛️ for an evening of conversation, connection, and inspiration. Hear from Magdalena Garbarczyk ✨, Annie Pokel ✨, and Char Doyer Jack ✨. Bubbles 🥂, light snacks 🍴, showroom tour 🚶‍♀️, and your chance to win a special Edito gift pack 🎁 Wednesday 29 April 📅 5-7pm 🕔 Edito Showroom 📍 70 Vanguard Street, Whakatū, Nelson 7010 All genders welcome 💛 RSVP in Bio

Imogen and I are taking advantage of the current bookable exhibition at @objectspace (Auckland) to rehearse on Sunday afternoon. We will be working on a duet recorder programme for a (not yet scheduled) future concert. Anyone is welcome to pop by throughout the afternoon, see the exhibition (free!), hear some rehearsal, and feel free to ask us questions between playing.

Scarlett Robinson-Kean (Illustration) Mentored by 2023 Laureate Giselle Clarkson Receiving the 2026 Springboard Award Gifted by Joy Shivas Scarlett tells stories through images – building characters and worlds that feel both playful and deeply human. Working across publishing, murals, and animation, her practice stays grounded in narrative, holding humour and vulnerability side by side. "Validation is too small a word. A huge part of being an emerging maker is convincing people that you are worth their time. With that comes rejection, second-guessing and constant instability. Being a 2026 Springboard recipient tells those people, and reminds me when I forget, that I am absolutely worth their time. It also means security, lack of which so often means emerging makers end up leaving their creative paths (which I’ve come close to!). My overwhelming gratitude for this award." Explore more via the link in bio. #Springboard2026 #BackingTheArts

Casual one for the drawers of Tāmaki Makaurau - Objectspace, Sat 16th May, 1.30-3.30

Weaving Connections Nelson ✨ A joint event by Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZIA local Branch 🤝, Architecture + Women NZ 💛, and Objectspace 🏛️ Whether you're an architect 🏗️, designer 🎨, planner 🗺️, artist 🖌️, or simply someone who cares deeply about how we shape our places 🌿, you're warmly invited to Weaving Connections, an evening of conversation 💬, connection 🤝, and cross-disciplinary exchange ✨ Hosted at the beautiful Edito Showroom in Nelson 🏠, this casual gathering brings together our local Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZIA branch, A+W NZ 💛, and Objectspace 🏛️ to create a space for people passionate about making cities that care for people and the planet 🌍 You'll hear from: · Magdalena Garbarczyk ✨, Branch Chair, on upcoming architecture events and initiatives by the local NZIA Branch and A+W NZ · Annie Pokel ✨, Business Development Manager at Objectspace, on Objectspace's work and advocacy for architecture, design and craft in Aotearoa 🇳🇿 · Char Doyer Jack ✨, Founder of Edito, on Edito's latest collection and the inspirations behind it The evening includes bubbles 🥂, light snacks 🍴, and a showroom tour 🚶‍♀️. All genders welcome 💛 RSVP in bio

We’re thrilled to present Angel Numbers on the Dash by @minginui — joining us for @aotearoaartfair 🚗🪽 Taking aim at the absurdity of Aotearoa’s housing market, Ming’s decked-out Daihatsu — complete with a chandelier and satin-smocked seat covers — is a “commentary on the contrasting comparison between necessity and wealth” that “makes jest of the notion of someone living a luxurious lifestyle, while simultaneously living out of their car.” Pull up to Takutai Square to take a look from late next week. 🪧 Angel Numbers on the Dash by @minginui via @objectspace ✏️ Aidan Ritchie 💙 For @aotearoaartfair (30 April to 3 May) 🗓️ From late April onwards 📍 Atrium on Takutai entrance (Takutai Square side) 📸 @samuel_hartnett ❗️Language warning for Slide 6 #Britomart #MingRanginui #AotearoaArtFair #FreeExhibition #NZArt

A joint event by Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZIA local Branch × Architecture + Women NZ × Objectspace Wednesday 29 April, 5–7pm Edito Showroom, 70 Vanguard St, Whakatū Nelson   Whether you’re an architect, designer, planner, artist, or simply someone who cares deeply about how we shape our places, you’re warmly invited to Weaving Connections, an evening of conversation, connection, and cross-disciplinary exchange.   Hosted at the beautiful Edito Showroom in Nelson, this casual gathering brings together our local Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZIA branch, Architecture + Women NZ, and Objectspace to create a space for people passionate about making cities that care for people and the planet.   You’ll hear from: •  Magdalena Garbarczyk, Branch Chair, on upcoming architecture events and initiatives by the local NZIA Branch and Architecture+ Women NZ •  Annie Pokel, Business Development Manager at Objectspace, on Objectspace’s work and advocacy for architecture, design and craft in Aotearoa •  Char Doyer Jack, Founder of Edito, on Edito’s latest collection and the inspirations behind it   The evening includes bubbles, light snacks, and a showroom tour. All genders welcome.   All attending guests will go into the draw to win a special Edito gift pack - huge thanks to Char & team!   Wednesday 29 April, 5-7pm Edito Showroom, 70 Vanguard Street, Whakatū Nelson 7010   Registration is free, please register via link in bio for catering purposes by Friday 24 April.