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No one is coming to get you
Nov
19
to 29 Nov

No one is coming to get you

Join Martine Deluxe for the openig of 'No one is coming to get you' on Thurs 19 Nov at 5:30pm!

Artist statement-

Dropped into something so dense, unpredictable, and so unlike familiar territory: explorer, coloniser, scout, lost

Te Wai Ponamu / a whole new life

What blissful freedom

What blissful terror

Gallery open Fri, Sat and Sun 11am-4pm

Closing on Sun 29 Nov

Look forward to seeing you there!

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Look-see
Dec
3
to 20 Dec

Look-see

Look-see, end of year cash and carry. Opening Thurs 3 Dec 5:30pm

Carol Camden, Charlotte Hathaway, Claire Jaycock, Duncan Sargent, Fran Carter, Gil Palmer, Martine Deluxe and Meg Rea

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summer break
Dec
21
to 3 Feb

summer break

We are on summer break.

Thank you for you support this year and we are excited to see you in 2027!

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About us

Established in 2022, Rice Pudding is an artist-led space set up to support other artists. We provide a space and building blocks for artists to show work in an accessible and supportive environment.

The Gallery is in the front of an old storehouse at 91 Constable Street, Newtown, Wellington. The name, Rice Pudding, is a nod to the history of the building as a warehouse and shop, and suggests the playful nature of the space. The building has housed distributors of food stuffs and the region’s first Discount Grocery. Since 1993 it has been a workshop for furniture and art.

The shop window gallery is now a clean modern space that has hosted exhibitions of many artforms including ceramics, photography, paintings, sculpture, and multi-media. The large street-facing shop windows and 7.3m x 2.6m space are ideal for exhibitions, events and pop-ups, multi-media works, sculptures, installations, design, performance, and soundscapes. The artwork can be viewed through the windows and artists can also open the space to visitors at times of their choosing.

Castomaniac, a response from young Wellington’s primary schools to Cornelia Parker’s works at City Gallery Wellington.

Castomaniac, a response from young Wellington’s primary schools to Cornelia Parker’s works at City Gallery Wellington.