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New Zealand Hawke's Bay North IslandHastings Art Gallery

Hastings Art Gallery

201 Eastbourne Street East, Hastings 4122, New Zealand

4.3(98)

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+64 6 871 5095

Website

hastingscityartgallery.co.nz

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Johan Jonah AnyiJohan Jonah Anyi

Awesome art gallery. I got the chance to learn more about Jan Nigro's work. As an Asian, her artworks are abit thought-provoking, but you can begin to understand her point of view from the well designed art gallery. Kudos! 👍🏼👍🏼👌🏻👌🏻

Petra PPetra P

Great little gallery, super friendly staff, great holiday programme, good parking, entry from civic square, it was free to walk around and look at the displays, the kids enjoyed themselves, there is a fountain in civic square too.

Kama HopkinsKama Hopkins

We loved the interactive exhibits and activities during the school holidays. Really nice little gallery.

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Reviews of Hastings Art Gallery

4.3

(98)

5.0

From it culturally aware lawn which acknowledges the Maori tribes of the East Coast to the warmth that is extended to the visitor is something you will also remember. This small gallery is home to great New Zealand exhibitions. When traveling to the Hawkes Bay this Gallery is one of first things I...

5.0

Amazing experience i gained a lot of inspiration from Artist Floor Talk: Kathy Boyle with members of the Print Council Aotearoa New Zealand and the amazing exhibitions currently on show at the gallery. Especially Flirting with Form exhibition which im so glad I got to experience before...

5.0

A wonderful gallery with very welcoming, well-informed and enthusiastic staff. The four main exhibitions (Printing, Out of the Shadows, the Maori womens' writing, the video about sea currents and the topographic pieces were varied and compelling. A real pleasure to...

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