Photospace Gallery

Photospace Gallery Aotearoa New Zealand's leading gallery dedicated to contemporary photography. Established 1998. www.photospacegallery.nz - Admission free, artworks are for sale.

Gallery hours: 10am-3pm Monday-Friday, 11am-2pm Saturday. Closed Sundays and public holidays. Also, the gallery will close for several days every month while we install new exhibitions. Check the website for exhibition start & finish dates. Access: stairs only, no lift or wheelchair access sorry. The stairs are not steep and there is a handrail on each side. Parking: There are four free 30-minute

parallel packs in the bay just outside the front door on Courtenay Place. Also lots of 2-hour metered parking on Courtenay Place and nearby streets. There are plenty of parks available during gallery hours. No rear entrance or allocated parking. Entry from Courtenay Place iva stairs only.

Today is the 140th anniversary of the eruption of Tarawera. We have this small exhibition of relevant photographs by And...
10/06/2026

Today is the 140th anniversary of the eruption of Tarawera. We have this small exhibition of relevant photographs by Andrew Ross, taken in 2025 for a new US art magazine that launched earlier this year.

June 10th, 2026, will mark 140 years since the eruption of Mt Tarawera . Not entirely by coincidence, we have a selection of photographs of Lake Tarawera and surrounds made by Andrew Ross on an...

Friday 26th June, doors 7pm, $20.00 door sales only. Paywave, Eftpos, Cash. "Barnaby visits Aotearoa [from Australia] fo...
09/06/2026

Friday 26th June, doors 7pm, $20.00 door sales only. Paywave, Eftpos, Cash.
"Barnaby visits Aotearoa [from Australia] for the first time this June, and will perform at Photospace Gallery.
Support for this show comes from Spirit Holler, a new free saxophone and electric guitar duo, featuring Zak Argabrite and Zac Winterwood.
Also performing with the bands is Carterton based artist Rosalie Jurczenko, who will (in a sense) "perform" the creation of her abstract art by way of live painting. A process which establishes a connection between her and the artists: listening, watching, and responding to one another, with each of the mediums dependent on the other for its creation."⁣

Full spiel in comments.

Wasn't expecting good news for the arts. Here's a summary by Andrew Paul Wood.
29/05/2026

Wasn't expecting good news for the arts. Here's a summary by Andrew Paul Wood.

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A petition you may want to sign:"Together, Toi o Taraika Arts Wellington and Wellington Independent Arts Trust are calli...
29/04/2026

A petition you may want to sign:
"Together, Toi o Taraika Arts Wellington and Wellington Independent Arts Trust are calling for action to protect the Wellington City Council’s Creative Capital budget:
- The arts are not a luxury. They are part of how a city works. Part of our essential civic infrastructure.
- They employ artists, technicians, educators, designers.
- They support local businesses.
- They shape who we are.
- Cutting funding cuts all of that.
If you care about Wellington’s future, stand with us."

Protect Wellington’s Creative Capital Investment Sign Here: ✦ Petition closing dateThis petition will be open until Wednesday 6th May, 2026.✦ About your signatureTo meet Wellington City Council petition requirements, your name and general location (suburb and city) will be included in the subm...

18/04/2026

Happening now....

Saturday 18th April, 7pm, koha entry, Filtersphere and Studio Norwood Lab, with AV projections (in case you missed them ...
12/04/2026

Saturday 18th April, 7pm, koha entry, Filtersphere and Studio Norwood Lab, with AV projections (in case you missed them last time).

Now Voyager magazine, Issue no.1, has just come out. It may not be available retail here (published in NYC, printed in U...
25/03/2026

Now Voyager magazine, Issue no.1, has just come out. It may not be available retail here (published in NYC, printed in UK) so here is the story by Sean Williams, featuring photographs by Andrew Ross. The 4-page fold-out panorama is just stunning. Image reproduction & design is top notch. Very proud of Andrew's contribution to this publication.

In 1886, a volcanic eruption buried the Pink and White Terraces in New Zealand. Now, rival scientists, Māori tribes, and a government under pressure are racing to determine whether the terraces survived beneath Lake Tarawera.

Installation of photographs by Hendrix Hennessy-Ropiha in the Courtenay Place lightboxes. More going on than architectur...
11/03/2026

Installation of photographs by Hendrix Hennessy-Ropiha in the Courtenay Place lightboxes. More going on than architectural images. Story in the Independent Herald today.
(Easier to read if you click on the image.)

Last gallery day, 2025: Tuesday 23rd Dec, 10am to 1pm only.Reopening on Monday 5th January, 10am-1pm only (same Tues-Fri...
22/12/2025

Last gallery day, 2025: Tuesday 23rd Dec, 10am to 1pm only.
Reopening on Monday 5th January, 10am-1pm only (same Tues-Fri.)
If you're visiting Wellington and would like to view Andrew Ross' exhibition during the break, please contact me by email. I'll be coming in on a few mornings.
Photo: Andrew Ross - 'Mark Graham's BSA Bantam, Wellington, December 1993' - vintage silver-gelatin print.
Thank you for your custom and support during 2025.
Wishing you a happy and safe Christmas and New Year.

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1st Floor, 37 Courtenay Place
Wellington
6011

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