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Art Dealer, Auckland, New Zealand The Gallery was established at 47 High St in 2003. In 2015 the Gallery relocated to 10/30 Upper Queen St.

Heading uptown after Karangahape Rd intersection and before the bridge over the motorway, take the lane off the street immediately after the Upper Queen St Pay and Display Car Park. Parking is available in front of the Gallery garage, on the street or in the next door car park. Open at any time by appointment (please telephone Anna 021 471047). For full details of the artists represented please visit www.annamilesgallery.com

11/06/2026

Thrilled to be taking part in Objectspace Object Book Fair this weekend Saturday 13 & Sunday 14 June 11am-4pm.

A special taonga on the table will be Reece King: Ōtepoti Dunedin 2025, the book of King’s 2025 Frances Hodgkins Fellowship produced with Hocken Collections Uare Taoka o Hākena. King says, “This is a ‘studio book’ documenting the works and workings in the FH studio leading up to my Hocken exhibition, The Ogee&Manaia. It’s special to have a book documenting a year’s work . . . wish I could make one every year.”

Designed by Gilbert May and King, the book includes written contributions by Nick Austin, Richard Fahey, Madison Kelly, Robyn Notman, Kelly-Ann Tahitahi and Piupiu Maya Turei. Edition of 200, $50.

Call in to Objectspace and visit us. We’ll be giving away Gallery ephemera and publications including Edith Amituanai: The Hand You Were Dealt, and Duell, a miniature document of the jewel duel of Octavia Cook and Warwick Freeman published on the occasion of Munich Jewellery week, 2025.

02/06/2026

Save the date . . . WFH: Isobel Thom & Ellen Thom, Working From Home . . . Opens Saturday 20 June 3-5pm

The Gallery is open by appointment until 20 June when usual hours resume. Image: Isobel Thom, Isoglyphs (3,4,1 repurposed). Photo:

22/05/2026

Ends Saturday — Andrea du Chatenier’s material panoply, ‘Everything Falls’.

The exhibition is the exuberant overflow of two to three years’ wrangling with the disparate properties of ceramics and glass. Don’t miss a visit.

Gallery open this final Saturday 11-5

Photo: Samuel Hartnett
Paint: Kew Gardens

20/05/2026

Andrea du Chatenier’s Sea Sleigh in the studio and the gallery — until Saturday 23 May at 3pm only. Don’t miss Andrea’s EVERYTHING FALLS — an eye exercising gathering of 19 ambitious and materially decadent ceramic and glass works made over the past 2-3 years in her Whanganui studio. Final two photographs: Samuel Hartnett

15/05/2026

Dear Me, one of two works in Andrea du Chatenier’s Everything Falls with an extravagant signature on top. Come for a visit this Saturday 11-3 and chat to Miles (scroll for map)

Photo: Samuel Hartnett

13/05/2026

Andrea du Chatenier’s Soft Undoing in Everything Falls — now showing until Saturday 23 May. Gallery hours: Wednesday-Friday 11-5, Saturday 11-3. Photo: Samuel Hartnett

See Andrea’s interview in issue 2 of

12/05/2026

Happy International Nurses Day 2026

Photo: Sara McIntyre, Kākahi Town Hall spread, p. 38 ‘Observations of a Rural Nurse’. First published 2020 by Massey University Press, reprinted 2020, 2021. Designed by Sarah Gladwell.

Sara McIntyre photographs available from the Gallery. Third edition of ‘Observations of a Rural Nurse’ available from .akl Anna Miles Gallery and .station.waimarino

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09/05/2026

Congratulations to Fiona Pardington and all involved in the presentation of Taharaki Skyside at the 61st La Biennale di Venezia. Among the myriad preparations, Fiona considered her adornment for this special occasion. At the karakia and mihi offered by Ngāi Tahu whānau and iwi, she wore a specially commissioned Pacific lace ruff by Rowan Panther, ‘The ocean carries their memories’.

Rowan writes, “The lace is an emulation of nature and the fragile frills grown on the outer edges of shells. While typically pearls adorn a ruff, this ruff adorns black mother-of-pearl Parau found only in the Pacific. The materials are representative of the natural world surrounding us and the ocean that connects us. It feels appropriate for our representative to wear a Pacific ruff to the Venetian Court.

All my work honours Whakapapa. In this case it honours the lacemakers in Fiona’s own family. I wanted to remove linear timelines of ancestry, to create a whakapapa that intertwines and overlaps, one that can be held close. There is an idea that water can carry memories and is a living archive, able to remember and hold ancestral knowledge. Your people are not gone, they are still here, the ocean is carrying their memory.”

The commission was particularly meaningful to Rowan because of her connection to Fiona. Twenty years ago, Fiona was Rowan’s tutor at Elam. In Rowan’s final year when her newfound love of lace began to engulf her photographic practice, Fiona was a strong voice of support.

08/05/2026

Fallen from the sky Friday . . .

Andrea du Chatenier’s Snail, 2025 is one of 19 works in her new exhibition, Everything Falls. Come for a visit this Saturday. Gallery open 11-3

du Chatenier’s Snail, coaxed into being by a myriad of processes, including soaking sea sponge in porcelain slip, shares its name with a car known as the ‘tin snail’, Citroën’s 2CV, but its eye catching form may have more in common with Citroën’s ‘goddess’, a car memorably described in 1957 by Roland Barthes:

“It is obvious that the new Citroen has fallen from the sky inasmuch as it appears at first sight as a superlative object . . . We must not forget that an object is the best messenger of a world above that of nature: one can easily see in an object at once a perfection and an absence of origin, a closure and and a brilliance, a transformation of life into matter (matter is more magical than life), and in a word a silence which belongs to the world of fairy-tales. . .”

Photo: Samuel Hartnett

30/04/2026

Wraith with Red Fascinator — from Andrea du Chatenier’s Everything Falls — now showing. See an ambitious wrangling with ceramic and glass, sea sponge, bird nest and agricultural rubber. 19 extraordinary works made over the past 2 years.

Gallery open today Friday 11-5 and over the weekend —Saturday 11-5 and Sunday by appointment. 10/30 Upper Queen St — DM, phone or text for a map +64 21 471047

Photo: Samuel Hartnett

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10/30 Upper Queen Street
Auckland
1010

Opening Hours

Thursday	11am - 3pm
Friday	11am - 3pm
Saturday	11am - 3pm

Telephone

+6421471047

Website

http://www.annamilesgallery.com/

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