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February Featured Artists

DAVID STONE

Artist

 

David has developed his unique style over many years. He is inspired by the landscapes and vistas of the Coromandel Peninsula

GARY NEVIN

Pottery


Gary has recently revisted creating on his trusty "kick wheel" to produce a range of pottery jugs to be included in this exhibition

SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER

SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER

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Welcome

Thames Art Gallery  - by the sea

Come and see the creativity of our community of local Thames, Coromandel Peninsula and nearby artists.

Find a beautiful work of art for your own home - or as a gift - and support our wonderful artists. All our art exhibits are for sale with Visa and EFTPOS facilities available.

There are no boundaries as to what our members can exhibit. From brush to chisel, we offer wonderful displays of;

Painting & Mixed Media

Fibre & Wood

Ceramics & Pottery

Sculpture, Mosaic & Metal

Jewellery ..

ENTRY TO THE GALLERY IS FREE

We frequently have new Exhibitions

We have several themed Exhibitions throughout the year. The Gallery is curated to give a fresh look for repeat visitors, so there's always something new to see!

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The Thames Art Gallery and Arts Centre is located just north of Thames, beside the sea, on the Thames coast at Tararu. See our location map

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you'll find it easier to find out about upcoming Exhibitions, Events, Art Gallery news, featured Artist and get a taste for new works on display!

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Stop by for a look, just check our open hours below.
All works are for sale and Entry is FREE!

Calm Sea

Thames Art Gallery

604 Tararu Rd  Thames
Coromandel Peninsula New Zealand

by the sea

Phone 868 9192

Open 7 Days 10 am - 4 pm

ANZAC day 1 pm - 4 pm, Public Holidays 10 am - 4 pm

except Christmas Day, Easter Friday & Easter Sunday
 

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