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Anna Miles Gallery Art Dealer, Auckland, New Zealand The Gallery was established at 47 High St in 2003. In 2015 the Gallery relocated to 10/30 Upper Queen St.

Heading uptown after Karangahape Rd intersection and before the bridge over the motorway, take the lane off the street immediately after the Upper Queen St Pay and Display Car Park. Parking is available in front of the Gallery garage, on the street or in the next door car park. Open at any time by appointment (please telephone Anna 021 471047). For full details of the artists represented please visit www.annamilesgallery.com

Cup with Stand, 2022 by Peter Hawkesby in ROKC the MOON along with new work by Peter, Reece King and Tyrone Te Waa . . ....
17/10/2026

Cup with Stand, 2022 by Peter Hawkesby in ROKC the MOON along with new work by Peter, Reece King and Tyrone Te Waa . . . 🌑 🌙 🌝 Until next Saturday 24 October

Gallery Hours: Wednesdays-Friday 11-5, Saturday 11-3

Photo: Sam Hartnett

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Elevated . . . Tyrone Te Waa’s Uncle Karl enjoys the view. Peter Hawkesby’s Rokc the Moon works are lifted-up on a great...
15/10/2026

Elevated . . . Tyrone Te Waa’s Uncle Karl enjoys the view. Peter Hawkesby’s Rokc the Moon works are lifted-up on a great variety of glazed and shaped and glazed feet but nothing has height advantage of Uncle Karl — 2 metres up on a breadboard balanced on top of a painter’s ladder.

Come for a visit to Rokc the Moon this Friday 11-5, Saturday 11-3 . . . Runs until Saturday 24 October at 3pm.

Photos: Sam Hartnett

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Peter Hawkesby’s ROKC the Moon works — now showing — include Jerusalem Moon One and Jersualem Moon Too.The pair look to ...
14/10/2026

Peter Hawkesby’s ROKC the Moon works — now showing — include Jerusalem Moon One and Jersualem Moon Too.
The pair look to have “fallen from the sky” as Roland Barthes famously described the 1957 Citroën — but are also supremely earthly products of Hawkesby’s boundless imagination. The gaping mouth of either is held open by an exceptionally robust tooth. These creamy leaning towers are relics of Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery — sandstone core samples from its recent earthquake strengthening. A stalactite-like ornament hangs from one roof, while a deliciously lazy Hawkesby ‘M’ lazily slides along the brow of the other. The moon-like orb is also reminiscent of the ebullient overscale golf ball that graced Augusta, Hawkesby’s long since deconstructed Eden Terrace kiln, named for the famous golf course in a nod to his green-keeper twin. ⛳️

Come for a visit. Gallery open Wednesday-Friday 11-5, Saturday 11-3 golf

Images:
1. Peter Hawkesby, Jerusalem Moon One, 2026      
2. Peter Hawkesby, Jerusalem Moon Too, 2026       
3. Augusta in Hawlesby’s Eden Terrace backgarden, 2018
4. Augusta’s ball
All photographs: Sam Hartnett

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Come for a visit to ROKC the MOON . . . Peter Hawkesby, Reece King, Tyrone Te Waa. Gallery open Wednesday-Friday 11-5, S...
13/10/2026

Come for a visit to ROKC the MOON . . . Peter Hawkesby, Reece King, Tyrone Te Waa. Gallery open Wednesday-Friday 11-5, Saturday 11-3

Images: Reece King, Scratch, 2026, Oil, pastel and acrylic on canvas, 355 x 360mm. On the staircase & close-up. Photos: Sam Hartnett

Reece King
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For those sorry not to be in Te Whanganui a Tara to visit ‘Arohanui, Carmen xx’ at the Wellington Museum, we have good n...
09/10/2026

For those sorry not to be in Te Whanganui a Tara to visit ‘Arohanui, Carmen xx’ at the Wellington Museum, we have good news, another Taumarunui legend is in town . . .

Tyrone Te Waa’s Miss Tammy aka Miss Taumarunui is in residence at the gallery. Tammy spent the recent Karangahape Art Weekend in the window of Colleen where her favourite hairdresser, Sean was able to give her locks a special treatment. Moving along the road a week later, Tammy enlisted Tyrone to rethink the hair. A chin-length brunette Microbob was what she was after, but the hair refused to stay on

Come say Hi to Tammy and her pals from Taumaruni, Aunty Berry xx, Uncle Karl and Nanny Kui. Rokc the Moon: Peter Hawkesby, Reece King and Tyrone Te Waa now showing.

Gallery open Saturday 11-3 — Happy Weekend

Images: Tyrone Te Waa, Miss Tammy, 2026, Poly, redwood, bamboo skewers, micro shank, synthetic wig, paper, high gloss enamel and sealant, fabric, thread, tuhua, c1130 x 380 x 380mm. Photos: Samuel Hartnett
Tammy gets a makeover at Colleen. Still from a video: ᴄᴜʀʀᴇɴᴛ ᴀʀᴛ ᴍᴀɢᴀᴢɪɴᴇ

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Karin Montgomery’s A Garden for Nicola Azzariti is now open on Level 5 at Te Papa — a room-scale garden of botanically a...
02/10/2026

Karin Montgomery’s A Garden for Nicola Azzariti is now open on Level 5 at Te Papa — a room-scale garden of botanically accurate specimens (including weeds), conjured entirely from paper, wire and pigment.

Montgomery conceived the work as a gift to her great-grandfather, Nicola Azzariti, a fisherman from Trani, a seaport in Puglia, who arrived in Port Chalmers in 1875. His first-born child died the day his ship docked. He could not read or write, and his name is frequently misspelt in records of his life, including the small stone marking his child’s grave on Kā Mau Taurua Quarantine Island.

Montgomery has made a likeness of something Nicola Azzariti never had: a garden of his own. Her plant selection is based on research into whaler and early colonial gardens in Aotearoa.

Montgomery traces the routes by which ordinary plants became entangled with trade, migration and colonial history. The California poppy was brought to Aotearoa on the boots of gold miners during the 1860s Otago gold rush.

Commissioned and acquired by Te Papa in 2024. Runs 16 September — June 2027

Images: Karin Montgomery, California Poppy, Eschscholzia californica, photos: Maarten Holl, courtesy Te Papa

Karin Montgomery Te Papa

Meeting people before my time . . . Aunty Berry xx and Uncle Karl TGI Friday editionTyrone Te Waa describes Aunty Berry ...
02/10/2026

Meeting people before my time . . . Aunty Berry xx and Uncle Karl TGI Friday edition
Tyrone Te Waa describes Aunty Berry xx and Uncle Karl (pictured) as emerging from, “the process of making a drawing and materialising that process; all part of a creative practice that feeds itself (kai pono) and eats itself as to ensure the output reflects the input.”

Aunty Berry’s powder-blue bear, worn at the jaunty angle of a beret, nods to the pōtae choices of artists and political figures — from the French Resistance and Polynesian Panthers to contemporary wahine Māori such as MP Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke. The bear-beret also obliquely references the creative identity of American painter Amy Sillman: “A Drawer is more like a beaver who builds a dam from the ground up stick by stick, without an overview, but just with an animal urge to keep going until the thing becomes a form.”

There is family resemblance here too. In a recent interview on RNZ’s Culture 101, Tyrone talked about his creative whānau, including his interior-decorator Nan and “creative genius” Uncle Lance, who built a baby grand piano to house an electric keyboard and made his own teeth from tuning pegs.

As Tyrone puts it: “the performance of ‘making’ becomes a way of accessing ancestral memory. What I find interesting is locating the links between the past and present through my living family members as a way of meeting people before my time.”

Listen to Tyrone talking with Perlina Lau on RNZ’s Culture 101 — link in bio. Visit Aunty Berry & Uncle Karl this Saturday in ROKC the MOON, Gallery open 11-3 🌙

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Thanks to everyone who called in to ROKC the MOON on the Full Harvest Moon. The exhibition is now open. Come for a visit...
29/09/2026

Thanks to everyone who called in to ROKC the MOON on the Full Harvest Moon. The exhibition is now open. Come for a visit Wednesdays- Fridays 11-5, Saturdays 11-3 & anytime by appointment

Images:
1- 2. Peter Hawkesby, Moon Loop, 2026, ceramic, 360 x 280 x 180
3. Tyrone Te Waa, Uncle Karl, 2026, timber, fabric, thread, 460 x 280 x 200mm
4. Reece King, Moth Eyes, 2026, pastel and graphite on canvas, 385 x 300mm

Photos:Sam Hartnett

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Reece King
Tyrone Enterprises

ROKC the MOON opens tomorrow Saturday 3-5 . . . All new work by Reece King, Tyrone Te Waa & Peter HawkesbyImages: 1. Ree...
25/09/2026

ROKC the MOON opens tomorrow Saturday 3-5 . . . All new work by Reece King, Tyrone Te Waa & Peter Hawkesby

Images:
1. Reece King, Marshall X,Y,Z, 2026, Acrylic and enamel on canvas, 2000 x 1200mm / Tyrone Te Waa, Miss Tammy, 2026, Poly, redwood, bamboo skewers, micro shank, synthetic wig, paper, high gloss enamel and sealant, fabric, thread, tuhua c1130 x 380 x 380mm
2. Peter Hawkesby, Galaxy M, 2026, Ceramic (detail)

Photos: Sam Hartnett
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Reece King
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ROKC the MOON: Peter Hawkesby, Reece King, Tyrone Te Waa . . . Opening Saturday 26 September 3-5Modulator X,Y,Z, 2026 (p...
23/09/2026

ROKC the MOON: Peter Hawkesby, Reece King, Tyrone Te Waa . . . Opening Saturday 26 September 3-5

Modulator X,Y,Z, 2026 (pictured) is one of ten recent Reece King paintings included. This collaborative exhibition is Reece’s first since The Ogee & Manaia, his post-Frances Hodgkins Fellowship exhibition at Hocken Collections erlier this year.

Image: Modulator X,Y,Z, 2026. Acrylic and enamel on canvas, 2000 x 1200mm. Photo: Sam Hartnett

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Friday 11am - 3pm
Saturday 11am - 3pm

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