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Waiting for this Pop up Show



new work at last


Chris Pantano



This Australian artist has a huge list of exhibitions behind him all over the globe and is held in permanent collections- Australia Parliament House, Canberra Queensland Art Gallery Northern Territory's Art Galleries Wagga Wagga City Art Gallery, N.S.W. The McGaughey Glass Collection, Latrobe Regional Gallery, Victoria The Dr. Robert Wilson Collection, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne Collection Ludwig, Hannover, Germany Koganezaki Glass Museum, Shizuoka Japan    

Look at what has arrived at WCG



'Handsome Cat' Jimi Cooper -  Ceramic artist - Dunedin Jimi was the recepient of the Top Ceramic award in the last Norsewear Art Awards - that piece was a cat too.  

Wellesley Binding



  Wellesley has exhibited widely in NZ and has been a Wallace Art Award finalist seven times, We are really excited he is showing with WCG at our Pop up Show in Feb.

From across the ditch



BIO   Born in Poland and currently based in Australia, Cezary Stulgis’ is a sculptor, painter and designer whose highly distinctive work fuses ‘next-level’ aesthetics with classical craftsmanship – a reflection of his artistic roots in the street art movement of the mid-eighties and formal training as a sculptor and painter at the renowned Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Poland. Cezary’s unique style and interdisciplinary skill-set has earned him a reputation internationally as a creative and technically proficient professional artist.  His versatility finds him equally...

Art Work Coming in:::



Peata Larkin is sending a piece from her latest series, it will be in the same vein as this magnificent work

Working hard


Nearly finished the commission painting for Noosa - now working on the upcoming show for Feb.  -  Wine Country Gallery at Birdwoods.

New David Trubridge Products



NEW PRODUCTS #1 TANIKO The new Taniko lights were also launched in Milan this year. They are made from thin bamboo plywood, and the incised patterns are derived from the traditional taniko patterns of Maori weaving. The opposite shapes of the two lights are designed to nest perfectly on the ply sheet so that there is no waste and CNC cutting time is halved. They are designed to be simply assembled with nylon cable ties, requiring no tools. This means we can reduce freight costs (to us and the environment) by sending them to our growing network of assemblers in our markets around the world. NEW...