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Further Convictions Pending, installation view Hirschfeld Gallery 2010. Photo: Andrew Beck.
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Joanna Langford, The Beautiful and the Damned installation view Hirschfeld Gallery 2008. Image courtesy of the artist.
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Poster for Martin Basher's exhibition Blackwater, Hirschfeld Gallery 2006. Design by Designworks.
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Visitors in the Hirschfeld Gallery exhibition Mari Mahr: Two Walking (with poems by Gregory O'Brien and Jenny Bornholdt), 2010. Photo: Kate Whitley.
About the Hirschfeld Gallery
in the Hirschfeld Gallery
The Hirshfeld Gallery is Wellington’s space dedicated to exhibiting work by Wellington-based artists and designers. Exhibitions in the Hirschfeld Gallery focus on current work and cross many art forms including painting, sculpture and photography, mixed media, video, architecture, fashion design, furniture design, jewellery and graphic design. With a programme of eight exhibitions each year, there’s always something new and fresh to be seen.
The Hirschfeld Gallery was established in 1999 to honour the memory of Hirschfeld and recognise his extraordinary contribution to the arts and commitment to City Gallery Wellington. The original Hirschfeld Gallery was downstairs; the current space was opened in 2009, marking 10 years since the first opening.
You can browse the Hirschfeld Gallery's comprehensive archive here.
We welcome proposals from Wellington artists and designers at any time. For further information about making a proposal to exhibit in the Hirschfeld Gallery, please contact:
Lily Hacking
Hirschfeld Gallery Curator
City Gallery Wellington
PO Box 2199
Wellington, New Zealand
Ph: 04 801 3954
Email: lily.hacking@wmt.org.nz