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Hamish McKay Gallery, Wellington (27th April, 2005) : Private gallery representing a wide range of prominent contemporary New Zealand artists. Provides images, artist CVs and essays. |
The Chartwell Trust (27th April, 2005) : A private trust collecting a diverse range of contemporary New Zealand and Australian art. Generous information supplied, including images and essays, about the works held. |
International Art Centre (27th April, 2005) : Fine art dealers, auctioneers and valuers based in Parnell. Includes gallery of works categorised by artist, company profile, links, and contact details. |
Jonathan Grant Galleries (27th April, 2005) : Gallery located in Parnell dealing in British, New Zealand and Australian historical 20th Century paintings, watercolours and rare maps. Gallery and exhibition information, and stockroom. |
Hokitika Craft Gallery (27th April, 2005) : Co-operative of artists and craftsmen producing paintings, sculpture, carvings, handwoven materials, and related items. Profile and samples of goods. |
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Lauraine Diggins Fine Art () : Features 19th and 20th century Australian Colonial, Impressionist, Modern, Contemporary and Aboriginal Art. Exhibition and visitor information. Located in Melbourne.
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Red River Designs Gallery () : Features contemporary glass art, fun ceramics, metal sculptures, silk collages, leather and timber craft. Based in Stratford.
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Aboriginal Fine Arts Gallery () : Aboriginal paintings, works on bark, carvings from the Central and Western Desert and Arnhem Land regions. Artist and cultural information. Located in Darwin, NT.
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Fishers Fine Arts - New Zealand () : Gallery with branches in Christchurch and Auckland, NZ, representing a collection of local New Zealand artists.
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Dickerson Gallery () : Dealing and exhibiting in original works by Australia's most collectable young, mid-career and senior artists. Representing Robert Dickerson. Sydney and Melbourne.
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