Explore the current and upcoming art exhibitions at The Arts Village Rotorua. Our three gallery spaces feature constantly changing exhibitions from local artists, community groups, and the wider community. If you’re interested in showcasing your own exhibition in our space – exhibit with us!
Exhibitions this, Exhibitions that…..are waiting for you to come and see:
The Iti Iti (Teeny Weeny) Show
This event welcomes all artists who live or work in the Rotorua region to share their unique visions.
It is also a vibrant celebration of local artists as they express their creativity.
Simply purchase your 76.2mm by 76.2mm / 3×3 Inch canvas for $3 from The Arts Village and fill out the online registration form to submit your artwork. Each canvas will have their own magnifying glass that will be attached to artwork at the exhibition opening. Access to the registration form HERE.
We can’t wait to witness your creativity shine!
To ensure proper identification of your artwork during delivery and installation, complete the
Schedule of Works (found on Page 4 of the Terms and Conditions) and attach it on the delivery dates: Wednesday 19th or Thursday 20th February between 10am to 2pm.
Open Studio’s Pop Up
Cottage Gallery
31st Jan – 15th March 2025
Featuring artwork from the recipients of the 2024/25 Open Studio’s Project. This pop-up exhibition showcases their achievements on the residency programme.
Ready for viewing in The Cottage Gallery at Sister Cafe Fri 31 Jan.
Toitū Te Kotahitanga – All for One, One for All.
Toitū te Kotahitanga—All for One, One for All is a vibrant celebration of local artists expressing their creativity.
This event welcomes artists who live or work in the Bay of Plenty region and want to share their perspectives on New Zealand’s founding documents through various art forms. Participation is not limited to Tangata Whenua (People of the Land); we encourage individuals from all cultures to contribute to moving forward while respecting our rich history.
EREWHON
An exhibition titled EREWHON will open on Friday, April 4th
It features the work of twelve contemporary artists who have drawn inspiration from Samuel Butler’s 1872 classic.
Their artworks explore the enduring themes of society, technology, and alternate realities present in Butler’s masterpiece.
