Paper-Works Journal
A curated journal of contemporary art, artists, and exhibitions from Aotearoa. Explore new work, artist perspectives, and the stories shaping Paper-Works Gallery.
Browse by artist, exhibition, or insight.
A closer look at recent work and ideas from the gallery.
- October 2026
- September 2026
- January 2026
- December 2025
- November 2025
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August 2022
- 25 Aug 2022 The Big Apple Project in Hastings
- December 2021
- October 2021
- May 2021
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June 2020
- 16 Jun 2020 ‘Observations Of A Rural Nurse' Book Launch
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May 2020
- 27 May 2020 Cast of Mind by artist Joanna Fieldes
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October 2017
- 18 Oct 2017 Upcoming Exhibition: Hawke's Bay As They See It
- September 2016
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August 2016
- 9 Aug 2016 Whale Prints Portfolio
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May 2016
- 8 May 2016 May News
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November 2015
- 25 Nov 2015 Christmas Exhibition
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September 2015
- 5 Sept 2015 Martin Poppelwell Exhibition
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August 2015
- 31 Aug 2015 Baxter As the Eternal Reader: Nigel Brown
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July 2015
- 19 Jul 2015 Seeing the Forest & the Trees: Konstantin Dimopolous
- 10 Jul 2015 Colour and Conviction: Konstantin Dimopoulos
Contemporary Art in New Zealand
Paper-Works Gallery is a contemporary art gallery in New Zealand, showcasing emerging and established artists across painting, sculpture, and works on paper.
The Journal features exhibition highlights, artist profiles, and insights into the evolving art landscape in Aotearoa, connecting collectors and audiences with meaningful contemporary work.
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Hawke's Bay Today
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Colour and Conviction: Konstantin Dimopoulos
Fiona Gruber & Michael Cathcart: Konstantin Dimopoulos is an artist who is passionate about global issues. His previous works have brought attention to various problems, from homelessness to deforestation, and he is currently planning to take on the British Government over its refusal to hand back the Parthenon marbles. Dimopoulos is a firm believer that art can change the world. I have long been fascinated with colour and light. These are part of my Greek Orthodox psyche, the enriched, vivid icons that line the inside of Greek churches counterbalanced with the humility of the home in which I was raised….
For the dad who already has everything, a work of art is something a little more lasting. It can reflect the things he enjoys, the places he loves, or simply be something that makes him stop and look.