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Business owners hopeful fire will force resolution on heritage Toomath s building

The owner of a central Wellington store says a fire may have broken the stalemate that saw a nearby heritage protected building gradually swamped by tagging, temporary earthquake protection and vines.

Te Hīkoi Toi: 40 years of art with heart at Bowen Galleries

Proposed restructure at Wellington s City Gallery ruinous

Proposed restructure at Wellington s City Gallery ruinous 29 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read Quasi by Ronnie van Hout on the rooftop of Wellington s City Gallery. Photo / Mark Tantrum Quasi by Ronnie van Hout on the rooftop of Wellington s City Gallery. Photo / Mark Tantrum Wellington issues reporter, NZ Heraldgeorgina.campbell@nzme.co.nz A restructure proposal, which could see the disestablishment of the director and chief curator at Wellington s City Gallery, has been described as ruinous and far-reaching. Experience Wellington, which is a Wellington City Council controlled organisation, operates Capital E, Space Place, City Gallery, Nairn Street Cottage, Wellington Museum, and the Cable Car Museum.

NZ galleries experience surge in art sales after Covid lockdown

NZ galleries experience surge in art sales after Covid lockdown Eva Corlett © RNZ / Eva Corlett Gallery owners across the country are reporting a surge in art sales since the Covid-19 lockdown ended. But others say just a fraction of artists are benefiting, as some struggle in the wake of the pandemic. Bowen Galleries, co-directed by Penney Moir and Jenny Neligan, has been operating for 40 years in central Wellington. In March, they had a large show ready to open, and then the lockdown was announced. We had no idea how the year was going to pan out. At that point, we thought, if we still had the door open in September, we d be doing very well, Moir said.

Gallery owners report surge in art sales after Covid lockdown

Gallery owners report surge in art sales after Covid lockdown 23 Dec, 2020 01:50 AM 4 minutes to read RNZ By Eva Corlett, of RNZ. Gallery owners across the country are reporting a surge in art sales since the Covid-19 lockdown ended. But others say just a fraction of artists are benefiting, as some struggle in the wake of the pandemic. Bowen Galleries, co-directed by Penney Moir and Jenny Neligan, has been operating for 40 years in central Wellington. Advertisement In March, they had a large show ready to open, and then the lockdown was announced. We had no idea how the year was going to pan out. At that point, we thought, if we still had the door open in September, we d be doing very well, Moir said.

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