Visit Us

Come and see what’s on paper in person.

Tucked between vineyards and the coast, our gallery offers a quiet, thoughtfully curated space to enjoy contemporary artworks on paper by established and emerging artists from Aotearoa and beyond. Whether you’re a first-time visitor, a local regular, or just following the signs from the beach café, you’re warmly welcome.

Opening Hours

We’re open to the public from 11 AM to 3 pm, Thursday to Sunday.

Free entry. No appointment necessary. Just curiosity.

268 Clifton Road, Te Awanga, Hawke's Bay, 4102

Getting here

Whether you're meandering the cycle trails or flying in from Auckland, finding Paper-Works Gallery is part of the adventure. Here's how to get to us:

  • We’re located at 268 Clifton Road, Te Awanga, a scenic 25-minute drive from Napier and just 15 minutes from Havelock North or Hastings.

    From Napier:
    Follow SH2 south, turn onto Te Mata Mangateretere Rd, continue to Clifton Rd, and you'll find us just past Clearview Estate Winery.

    From Hastings or Havelock North:
    Take Te Mata Road, through Havelock North to Arataki Road → continue onto Clifton Road. Look out for signs to wineries, Cape Kidnappers, and us.

    Free on-site parking is available.

  • Cycling is a wonderful way to explore our region. Paper-Works Gallery is nestled along the Cape Coast section of the Hawke’s Bay Trails — part of Ngā Haerenga, New Zealand’s official cycle trail network.

    We recommend:

    Perfect for a relaxed half-day ride, with cellar doors and coastline en route.

  • Flying in? Hawke’s Bay Airport (NPE) offers direct flights from Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch. From the airport, it's a 30–35 minute drive to Te Awanga. You can rent a car at the terminal or book a local taxi or shuttle.

    More info: hawkesbay-airport.co.nz

  • Staying in Te Awanga? We’re within walking distance from most local accommodations and homestays. It’s a beautiful stroll — just follow the sound of birds and sea.

  • Unfortunately, there’s no public bus that reaches Te Awanga directly. We recommend arranging a ride with a local taxi, or shuttle service, or hiring a bike if you're based nearby.