SLOW DAYS, WE DIDN'T MISS A THING

SLOW DAYS, WE DIDN'T MISS A THINGSophisticated yet approachable, Sarah Martins work is perfect for collectors seeking artwork that feels both meaningful and effortlessly stylish. Known for creating art that feels vintage even when its newly made, Sarah often works with old photographs or imagery that evoke the past, using them as the basis of her artwork, and then layering paint or mixed media on top. This blending of past and present gives her work a nostalgic quality; the viewer

Papiara Tukiki has been a delightful mainstay of the annual collection since her first prints were introduced in 2004

Each piece reflects a uniquely Northern perspective

Unlike purely studio-based artists

he has spent decades refining his craft

PRINTER: OPEN STUDIO

Using techniques that build and erode surfaces with paint

Terry McCue’s work is an ideal choice for collectors seeking expressive Indigenous art that combines storytelling

luminous glass

All of his sculptures have a sense of authentic craftsmanship

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Using oil and metallic paints

giving it a distinctive look that is both industrial and organic