Current
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Concepts in Form
Bernar Venet 17 May - 21 Jun 2025 Onehunga Gow Langsford is thrilled to present a solo exhibition of sculptures by internationally renowned French artist, Bernar Venet. Active since the 1960s, Venet’s decades long career has been an enduring enquiry into the conceptual possibilities of art. His fascination with the creative productivity of mathematical principles can be experienced through... Read more -
Creating Space
Frances Hodgkins 21 May - 25 Jun 2025 Auckland City ‘It was in 2019, the year which marked the 150th celebration of Hodgkins’ birth, that I walked into Tate Britain while visiting London on business. There, hanging on the feature wall of this enduring institution was Frances Hodgkins’ oil Wings Over Water, c.1932, which every visitor to the museum passed... Read more
Upcoming
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Grand Illusions
Grace Wright 28 Jun - 19 Jul 2025 Onehunga -
In that stone, in that cyclone, in that leaf
Group Exhibition 2 - 26 Jul 2025 Auckland City Earlier this year, wildfires rocked the Greater Los Angeles area, destroying thousands of buildings and burning over 50,000 acres. Extreme weather events – cyclones, rainstorms and floods – are increasing with the impacts of climate change, which pose a very real threat for Pacific nations. This exhibition, In that stone, in that cyclone, in that leaf, brings together a group of artists whose practices explore and expand contemporary perspectives on place, identity and environmental concerns in Aotearoa and Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa. It features the work of represented artists Shane Cotton, Brett Graham, Reuben Paterson, Patricia Piccinini, John Pule and John Walsh, with invited artists Star Gossage, Emily Karaka and Yuki Kihara, and the late influential painter Colin McCahon (1919-1987). Read more -
Max Gimblett
26 Jul - 16 Aug 2025 Onehunga -
How to Disappear
Steve Carr 30 Jul - 23 Aug 2025 Auckland City
Past
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Aotearoa Art Fair 2025
Booth G23 and U44 1 - 4 May 2025 Offsite Gow Langsford is excited to return to the Aotearoa Art Fair with curated presentations of new work by leading contemporary voices across two booths. The gallery's main booth will be located on the ground floor of the Viaduct Events Centre, bringing a rich and varied body of work from New... Read more -
Present Tense
Group Exhibition 23 Apr - 14 May 2025 Auckland City Presented at Gow Langsford’s City gallery, Present Tense brings together a dynamic range of voices shaping the landscape of contemporary art in Aotearoa today. Spanning diverse practices, media, and perspectives from the gallery’s stable, the show reflects a moment of collective inquiry— into identity, memory, materiality, and the evolving nature of image and form. Read more -
Reflective Paradigm
Gregor Kregar 12 Apr - 10 May 2025 Onehunga Gregor Kregar’s Reflective Paradigm explores the shifting nature of perception, identity, and connection. Composed of mirrored surfaces, fractured geometries, and vibrant materials, his sculptures distort and multiply reflections, embodying the tensions of a world in flux. Kregar’s work invites viewers to navigate uncertainty - where individuality and collectivity coexist, and... Read more -
The Wedding Breakfast An Ode to Olly
Virginia Leonard 26 Mar - 19 Apr 2025 Auckland City Virginia Leonards’ practice is intrinsically linked to the state of her body. It hasn’t always been an easy one to live in—injuries from a serious accident in her youth have meant a lifetime of chronic pain, operations and bodily scarring, with the latest procedure being a knee replacement. It was... Read more -
Dale Frank
8 Mar - 4 Apr 2025 Onehunga Dale Frank’s latest exhibition at Gow Langsford Onehunga continues his bold exploration of painting’s material and conceptual boundaries. Read more -
Montage of Attractions
Matthew Browne 26 Feb - 22 Mar 2025 Auckland City In the wake of grief, a very personal new body of work has emerged from Tāmaki Makaurau-based painter Matthew Browne. With a highly skilled and established practice in geometric abstraction, Browne has often explored the metaphorical, unseen and emotive within his formalist compositions. Montage of Attractions takes his practice even further into the realm of personal expression, after the death of his father, with an incredibly impressive output of 92 works on paper and a suite of paintings. The title of the show stems from Sergei Eisenstein’s 1923 film theory, reflecting on how an audience can be profoundly moved by a sequence of ‘attractions’—the audience working to piece together fragments of a narrative into the full story. This journey of montage is one that Browne’s latest exhibition delves into. Read more
