Form Gallery

Form Gallery Object art, sculpture and contemporary jewellery by leading New Zealand artists.

Form Gallery showcases an extensive range of work by leading New Zealand contemporary craft artists. Work includes cast and blown glass, ceramics, jewellery, textiles, wood, and other media.

The morning light on Debbie's sculpture, reveals all.
27/08/2026

The morning light on Debbie's sculpture, reveals all.

✨ Whether your style is minimalist or maximalist, there is a piece of jewellery (or two or three) for everyone at our Re...
26/08/2026

✨ Whether your style is minimalist or maximalist, there is a piece of jewellery (or two or three) for everyone at our Reformers II exhibition.

With only a few more days left to view the collection in its entirety make sure you come and check it out. Don’t forget to try something on… or even try everything on!

On until Saturday 29th August. We also ship nationwide.

The final feature artist of our soon-to-end jewellery exhibition has been one of the most popular, Jane Turnbull. Her co...
25/08/2026

The final feature artist of our soon-to-end jewellery exhibition has been one of the most popular, Jane Turnbull. Her contemporary, chunky and versatile pieces capture the kiwi audience with a clever use of materials and heavy smatterings of everyone's favourite - BLACK.

Ailish's jewellery was featured in The Press this month in their 10 must-see exhibitions article, where she describes so...
21/08/2026

Ailish's jewellery was featured in The Press this month in their 10 must-see exhibitions article, where she describes some of the history behind her designs. Wing forms have been a regular motif seen in Roughan's work, and her careful use of precious stones brings colour to the silver and gold palette.

We are thrilled to have a selection of Justin Culina's bowls and platters back in stock, just in time for spring! But ju...
20/08/2026

We are thrilled to have a selection of Justin Culina's bowls and platters back in stock, just in time for spring! But just to confuse you, the pictured glass work is called Autumn Bowl.

Tania Patterson always offers conceptually brilliant and expertly crafted jewellery, and her series for 'Reformers II' i...
19/08/2026

Tania Patterson always offers conceptually brilliant and expertly crafted jewellery, and her series for 'Reformers II' is no exception. This range of necklaces she has called "Hope Vessels", open to reveal a hidden secret and are made from a mix of silver, brass, copper, porcelain and macadamia shells.

Martyn Milligan is a veteran Form Gallery artist but it has been many years since he has featured in one of our jeweller...
19/08/2026

Martyn Milligan is a veteran Form Gallery artist but it has been many years since he has featured in one of our jewellery exhibitions. His latest work focuses on an Archaea series, experimenting with structural growth to create lattice elements in sterling silver. Satisfyingly smooth and organic in design, these rings are something special on your finger.

A powerful, stainless steel triptych has just arrived from sculptor Jason Hale Tillman and is looking quite amazing on d...
17/08/2026

A powerful, stainless steel triptych has just arrived from sculptor Jason Hale Tillman and is looking quite amazing on display in our upstairs area. Jason studied architecture at the Pratt Institute in New York and now works full-time as a designer out of his Marlborough studio.
We really enjoy his harmonising use of materials and colour, the strong yet simple designs will improve any space.

Dunedin-based jeweller, David Holmes, has continued his "Standing Man" brooch series for our current exhibition. These f...
14/08/2026

Dunedin-based jeweller, David Holmes, has continued his "Standing Man" brooch series for our current exhibition. These fun figures made of sterling silver include various stones to make each brooch an individual, maybe one holds some significance to you!

Jewellery tutor and artist, Winnie Chin, has created an impressive combination of brooches/sculptures for our current ex...
12/08/2026

Jewellery tutor and artist, Winnie Chin, has created an impressive combination of brooches/sculptures for our current exhibition. These unique and expertly-crafted wall sculptures double as brooches, with each landscape becoming two wearable items.
Winnie is known for her conceptually clever work, using carefully considered materials to portray scenery, stories and symbolic ideas.

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468 Colombo Street, Sydenham
Christchurch
8023

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

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