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A few more pics from Central Facade at Moat Gallery,

Ironbank Building, 150–154 Karangahape Road, Newton, Auckland.

The show brings together work by Jasmin Kirkwood, Elise McDermott, and Dan Arps, and is curated by Reuben Gabor and Ziggy Humberstone.

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Kia ora Koutou - A few pics from the opening of Central Facade at Moat Gallery,

Ironbank Building, 150–154 Karangahape Road, Newton, Auckland.

The show brings together work by Jasmin Kirkwood, Elise McDermott , and Dan Arps, and is curated by Reuben Gabor and Ziggy Humberstone.

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Kia ora Koutou,

Central Facade is opening this Thursday, from 6–8pm at Moat Gallery,

Ironbank Building, 150–154 Karangahape Road, Newton, Auckland.

The show brings together work by Jasmin Kirkwood, Elise McDermott , and Dan Arps, and is curated by Reuben Gabor and Ziggy Humberstone.

Haere mai

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Central Facade opens this week!!! Attend the opening this Thursday 3rd from 6:00-8:00 pm at Moat Gallery⛓️‍💥

Ironbank, 105 Karangahape Road,
Auckland CBD.

@moat.gallery
@dan_arps
@jasminellajoy
@artspace.aotearoa
@kroadnz
@karangahape_art

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Opening Saturday 15 August 3-5pm:
“no borders, no dangerous goods, no matches, no live organisms and animals, no flammable liquids or solids, no aerosols, explosives or corrosive”
✉✉️📩💌📨📮📫📬⚱💨🕯️💣🐗📦📦
Dan Arps, Lucia Canuto, Gabriel Cole, Yuske Muroi, Gabriella D’Costa, Jackson Denahy, Flora Fee Mayrhofer, Samaan Fieck, Irene Hanenbergh, Sandra Hill, Jesse Hogan, Frank Koolen, Jonathan M Kopinski, Tomás Loureiro Gonçalo, Mike Moonen, Tahi Moore, Kate Newby, Virginia Overell, Leomi Sadler, and more...

ENDLESS LONELY PLANET
@endlesslonelyplanet
15 August - 12 September
Fridays 1-6pm
Saturdays 11am - 3pm
and by appointment.
618 Level 6 Nicholas Building
37 Swanston Street, Naarm

*Dan Arps is represented by @neon_parc and @lettthomasgallery
*Irene Hanenbergh is represented by @neon_parc
*Kate Newby is represented by @lettthomasgallery

*Some mail art still in transit...

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Opening Saturday 15 August 3-5pm:
"no borders, no dangerous goods, no matches, no live organisms and animals, no flammable liquids or solids, no aerosols, explosives or corrosive"
✉✉️📩💌📨📮📫📬⚱💨🕯️💣🐗📦📦
Dan Arps, Lucia Canuto, Gabriel Cole, Yuske Muroi, Gabriella D'Costa, Jackson Denahy, Flora Fee Mayrhofer, Samaan Fieck, Irene Hanenbergh, Sandra Hill, Jesse Hogan, Frank Koolen, Jonathan M Kopinski, Tomás Loureiro Gonçalo, Mike Moonen, Tahi Moore, Kate Newby, Virginia Overell, Leomi Sadler, and more...

ENDLESS LONELY PLANET
@endlesslonelyplanet
15 August - 11 September
Fridays 1-6pm
Saturdays 11am - 3pm
and by appointment.
618 Level 6 Nicholas Building
37 Swanston Street, Naarm

*Dan Arps is represented by @neon_parc and @lettthomasgallery
*Irene Hanenbergh is represented by @neon_parc
*Kate Newby is represented by @lettthomasgallery

*Some mail art still in transit...

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Meet the first Works in Progress pairing!

Launched as part of Parehuia’s 20th Anniversary, Works in Progress is a new McCahon House initiative that brings together early-career artists with Parehuia alumni for five months of one-to-one mentoring, critical dialogue, and professional development.

We’re delighted to introduce our first mentee, Skye Lunson-Storey (Te Whakatōhea, Ngāti Maniapoto, Ngāti Tūwharetoa, Pākehā), who will be mentored by Dan Arps.

Based in Tāmaki Makaurau and raised in Tauranga Moana, Skye is an artist, writer and editor whose practice spans moving image, sculpture and sound. Their work explores climate change, urban infrastructure, Indigenous futurisms and wai, asking how we might move beyond controlling water towards learning to live with it.

The programme is generously supported by Manchester Trust, Hugo Charitable Trust and Chartwell Trust.

#McCahonHouse #worksinprogress

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Congratulations NEON PARC to 20 YEARS! 🙌🏼

It’s always such a pleasure to visit as I know I can expect a generous welcome, incredible ART and I think the most vivid white light around 😂

XX 20 Years of Neon Parc Exhibition is showing now at Brunswick until July 25.
#neonparc #australianart #contemporaryart #whitelightwhiteheat

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To mark 20 years of the Parehuia Residency, we invited alumni to create posters for this occasion.

All posters are A2, digitally printed in four colours on 200gsm Arcoprint, and will be available to purchase at the Aotearoa Art Fair and from our e-store.

Participating artists:
Anoushka Akel, Dan Arps, Kathy Barry, Emma Fitts, Tanu Gago, Regan Gentry, Jess Johnson, Ava Seymour, Sarah Smuts-Kennedy, Jim Speers, Daniel Malone, Andrew McLeod, Neke Moa, Sefton Rani, Tim Wagg, George Watson and Benjamin Work

Join us at @aotearoaartfair 2026
30 April – 3 May, Viaduct Events Centre – Level 2

We look forward to seeing you there.

#mccahonhouse #parehuia #aotearoaartfair

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Incredible. Iconic. No notes. Grateful to be gifted this beautiful piece by @deadlyponies x @dan_arps!

#nzfashion #ceramics #danarps #deadlyponies #candle #nzmade

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Tomorrow marks ten years since the opening of Necessary Distraction: A Painting Show at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, a landmark survey of contemporary directions in New Zealand painting, curated by Natasha Conland.

The exhibition featured two works from The Chartwell Collection: Oliver Perkins’ Who’s Afraid of Walking Frida (Hacienda Fire version) and Dan Arps’ Gutter Witch (Linda’s Sunset).

Other artists included in Necessary Distraction — many of whom also have works in The Chartwell Collection — were Anoushka Akel, Nick Austin, Andrew Barber, Kirstin Carlin in collaboration with Emma Fitts, Stella Corkery, James Cousins, Nicola Farquhar, Julian Hooper, Simon Ingram, Milli Jannides, Saskia Leek, Patrick Lundberg, Kim Pieters, Jeena Shin in collaboration with Rosy Parlane, Ngataiharuru Taepa, Barbara Tuck, and Adrienne Vaughan.

Do you remember visiting this exhibition?

📷 Dan Arps, Gutter Witch (Linda’s Sunset), 2015, Chartwell Collection, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki.

📷 Oliver Perkins, Who’s Afraid of Walking Frida (Hacienda Fire version), 2015, Chartwell Collection, commissioned by Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki.

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Details and flowers from this month so far 🍇

1. roses grown in my garden and @deadlyponies x @dan_arps glazed ceramic candle
2. an outfit
3. pretty princess tulip
4. enigma rose and foxgloves popping over my fence
5. @mahsa.label cotton blouse with @gucci silk pants
6. Picasso dutch iris
7. scarf illustrated by @kellythompsoncreative for @theartifactstore
8. agrostemma ocean pearls
9. close up of @deadlyponies x @dan_arps
10. aquilegia
11. buckets of salmon ranuculus and blue poppy anemone
12. a night at the nutcracker
13. very local beauty line up
14. first sweet pea
15. upcoming project
16. roses up close (young lycidia, enigma, berry nice and an unknown purple variety)
17. foxglove
18. unknown rose that was already here, need to figure out the name🙏
19. iris sibirica (?? another one I’m not too sure of)
20. midnight rambler climbing rose in it’s second season

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