Specialising in the sale of contemporary and historic artworks, Page Galleries represents leading contemporary New Zealand artists. With thirty years experience leading the New Zealand art market, Page Galleries also maintains a significant focus on the sale of secondary market works, dealing with artists such as Colin McCahon, C.F. Goldie, Rita Angus, Ralph Hotere, Frances Hodgkins, Jeffrey Harris, M.T. Woollaston and Tony Fomison.
Ocula Feature Auckland Art Fair 2019: Conversations Extended By Sherry Paik, Auckland The weather was clement for the annual Auckland Art Fair (2–5 May 2019), which was again at The Cloud on Queens Wharf. This year's edition was a get-together of 41 galleries, mostly from around Auckland and across New Zealand, with 5 spaces hailing from Sydney and the rest from Cook Islands (Bergman Gallery), Hobart (Michael Bugelli Gallery)...
Ocula Conversation Max Gimblett By Anna Dickie, Beijing I do not see art as pertaining to the market place, but rather creating change conditions for the citizens of our world, all eight billion of us. Art stands for the truth and feeds people with spirit.
Related Press Sydney Contemporary: Barry Keldoulis' expert guide to buying art 25 August 2017, The Upsider Barry Keldoulis is a rare breed of gallerist slash collector. With more than three decades experience in contemporary art, he has remained true to his mission of closing the gap between artist-run initiatives and larger commercial galleries that often dominate international criticism.
Related Press Stuart Robertson's 'Peace in 10,000 Hands' Photography project in Wellington 19 February 2016, The Dominion Post Three years ago, photographer Stuart Robertson found himself in New York with a camera he wasn't sure how to use, and a huge sense of failure. He had given up everything to be there - his house, his career, and was there with little more than his pack, camera, a single, silk, white rose, and an idea.Stu Robertson is displaying his photographs in...
Related Press IMAGINE ASIA: New Zealand artists respond to contemporary Asia 24 February 2015, Pataka Art + Museum Since 2007 the Asia New Zealand Foundation has run a programme of residency opportunities in Asia for emerging and mid-career New Zealand artists. An exhibition of works by artists who have benefited from these residencies will be opened at Pataka Art + Museum in early 2015 as part of the Asia New Zealand Foundation’s 20th anniversary...
Related Press Zen, Art and Alchemy 6 March 2013, Stuff Max Gimblett's highly successful career as an artist was in limbo for 20 years while a butterfly waited for wings. He tells the story to Diana Dekker. Somewhere, probably, there is a tall Maori man aged around 77 who is oblivious to the the fact he gave Max Gimblett artist's block for 20 years. New York-based Gimblett is, at 77, one of most...
