Mt Oxford, a pastel painting by Rachel McRobb The Trustees of Oxford Arts Trust have much pleasure in announcing the launch of Friends of the Arts in Oxford Gallery  by Waimakariri District Mayor David Ayers… Continue reading →

Our new exhibition CALENDAR shows artworks of the thirteen artists who have contributed images to our 2017 case calendar.  This calendar will be on sale from 3rd September.  The gallery has also printed a general… Continue reading →

6th – 28th August 2016 Part garment, part protection, part disguise…from Dracula to Zorro, the versatile cloak has a long and fascinating history. A new travelling exhibition of woven artworks celebrates the magic… Continue reading →

Opening on Saturday 11th June, this exhibition features NCEA (levels 1, 2 and 3) portfolio works by the senior students of Oxford Area School. All the folios selected for this exhibition received excellence endorsement… Continue reading →

9th July – 3rd August All Year 1 -13 school and homeschool students are eligible to exhibit at this show. One entry per person; all works must be for sale. 2D or 3D… Continue reading →

Works from the storeroom May 14th – June 8th 2016 A chance to see some of our artworks again….

TATYANNA MEHARRY 9 April – 11 May Exhibition Opening Sunday 10th April at 1pm “Growing up as the grand-daughter of artist Doris Lusk I was able to participate in a unique life story. … Continue reading →

An exhibition by Mark Lander with help from members of the North Canterbury community 27th February – 6th April 2016 ‘Paper is just made from plant fibre’ Just a simple statement in casual… Continue reading →

30th January -24th February Christchurch Memories – watercolours by Ivan Button Rangiora artist Ivan Button reflects on Christchurch both pre and post earthquake. Ivan paints in the gallery Come along to the gallery… Continue reading →

17th December 2015 – 27th January 2016 Our “Small Works” exhibition, featuring works by 24 artists, is now open! All artworks are under $400, starting from under $50, and everything can be taken… Continue reading →