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MY CHOICE: Ritesh Verma

MY CHOICE: Ritesh Verma

1 - 31 December, 2021

image: Frank Denton 'Whanganui River with boat and trig station' circa 1920s, silver gelatin print. Collection of Sarjeant Gallery Te Whare o Rehua Whanganui

Jae Hoon Lee: Bridge of Now and Here

Jae Hoon Lee: Bridge of Now and Here

20 November, 2021 – 30 January, 2022

Jae Hoon Lee, still from 'I' [detail] 2021, single channel video, 4:03

Star Gossage: He Tangata The People

Star Gossage: He Tangata The People

13 November - 6 February, 2021

Star Gossage 'Kikorangi Kōtare' 2014, oil on board, Wallace Arts Trust Collection, Auckland

Finders

Finders

4 December, 2021 - 20 February, 2022

Monique Lacey 'It's Like Pushing Shit Uphill' 2020, cardboard, plaster, resin, paint

Sarjeant on the Quay shop

Sarjeant on the Quay shop

We are proud to stock all New Zealand made artisan products in our shop. Pop in and visit us or shop online.

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Sarjeant on the Quay is open in Level 2. The Sarjeant’s object gallery above the iSite at 31 Taupō Quay is currently closed in Level 2.

We respectfully ask that all visitors wear a face covering in the Gallery and shop and ensure physical distancing of 2 metres, numbers in the gallery space will be limited to 20 visitors at a time. The NZ COVID Tracer QR Code is available for scanning, as well as a handwritten record book for contact tracing. Handwashing and sanitising stations are available. No education classes will occur at Sarjeant on the Quay until we are in Level 1, educational resources are provided online where possible.

Sarjeant Gallery Redevelopment project

We’re coming home to Pukenamu, Queen’s Park

Our inspirational plan to restore Whanganui’s historic Sarjeant Gallery to its former glory and re-house the significant and extensive Sarjeant Collection in a new purpose built building at Queen’s Park is becoming a reality. Please note, this video does not contain audio.