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The doors to many of our favourite galleries and exhibitions are finally opening again. But the lockdown has opened our eyes to the curiosity of closed doors.

Felt might seem an unlikely medium for sculpture but Peter Robinson has become devoted to it.

With No Vertical Song, Anne Noble, photographer and beekeeper, has advanced into new fields of technology.

Clear political expression is emphasised in artists' larger works

Paintings capture artists' expression of energy Cleopatra by Jan de Vliegher at Gow Langsford.

Landscapes are layered with intense colour and movement to create tumultuous events

One door in Newmarket leads to two galleries but the paintings on show could hardly be more different in subject and style. Turn right into the

Skilled brushwork and singing colour work splendidly up close and at a distance

In Auckland this week we have one big home-grown show and the work of two international artists. No one has concentrated more on the New Zealand scene

'I liberate photographic fragments from their original snap-and-capture setting and reposition them in the space of art," is Peter Madden's description

Auckland Art Fair has just revealed the lineup of participating galleries and artists for its upcoming edition.

A new work by James Ormsby, measuring 8.5m long, graces an entire wall at Whitespace Gallery. Entitled Genesis, this impressive length of fine paper is lettered with the opening chapters of the Bible in English and Maori.

With the use of bold words, artist Robert Jahnke again delivers a potent message in his work.

Artist Jim Allen looks to Bob Marley for inspiration in his latest exhibition. Bob Marley's Redemption Song has become a rallying cry for indigenous

Displays brighten up galleries with character, colour and definition. This week art ranges from brilliant detail to plain abstraction