Current Exhibition
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Dec 2025 / Jan 2026 - All things small and wonderful - group exhibition
To end 2025 and welcome the year ahead, ZIMMERMAN’s summer exhibition celebrates "all things small and wonderful" - art works small enough for you to tuck in a tote and take home immediately.
As works leave the exhibition, new works will arrive to take their place - so this evolving exhibition will showcase a variety of works in the weeks ahead.
Come take a look this summer - gallery open hours are 11am to 3pm Thursday to Sunday (also open Monday 19 January for Wellington anniversary weekend).All things small and wonderful
ZIMMERMAN’s summer exhibition showcases works that are “small and wonderful”.
Featured works (in alphabetical order of exhibiting artist):
Angela Tier
- Black Robin Keepsakes, coiled stoneware, each approx 150 x 60 x 60 mm
- Oracle Dogs, coiled stoneware, with a secret message inside, each approx 100 x 50 x 50 mm
Brett a'Court
- Sir Governor Grey, oil on woollen blanket, 310 x 310 mm
- The Death and Salvation of Chief Haehae, oil on woollen blanket, 360 x 460 mm
Cam Munroe
- Bulding blocks, mixed media on laminated wood block, 255 x 255 mm
- Green trinity, mixed media on laminated wood block, 380 x 380 mm
- Many ways, mixed media on laminated wood block, 255 x 255 mm
- Red trilogy, mixed media on laminated wood block, 380 x 380 mm
Jennifer Baker
- I crown you, oil on found ceramic (wall mounted), 155 mm diameter
- Pebbles, oil on found ceramic (wall mounted), 850 x 110 mm
- Rosie, oil painting on found ceramic (wall mounted), 80 x 95 mm
- Skull and Bow, oil on found object (wall mounted), 110 x 90 mm
- Four untitled oil paintings on found ceramic (wall mounted), each approx 80 x 95 mm
- Moon Baby, oil on wood panel, 300 x 250 mm
- Things I'm Working On, oil on wood panel, 300 x 250 mm
Jeremy Gardiner
- Black and gold dragonflies (wall mounted), ceramic and mixed media with gold lustre, each approx 140 x 170 mm
Justin Cook
- Hold Your Colour, stoneware paperclay mounted on board, 75 x 170 x 80 mm
- In Case of Emergency (wall mounted or freestanding "impending doom bots"), stoneware & glass, each 110 x 75 mm (three of 12 shown)
- Secret Society, stoneware with platinum lustre, separates at waist to allow for stowing things inside, 150 x 90 x 90 mm
- Space Invader, stoneware with gold lustre, 110 x 70 x 80 mm
Kirsty Gardiner
- Cat Onesies, earthenware with gold lustre, each approx 110 x 55 x 55 mm
- Magnolia Vases, earthenware with gold lustre, each approx 110 x 55 x 55 mm
- Satin Moths (wall mounted), earthenware and mixed media, each approx 120 x 180 mm
- Whimsical Ladybirds (wall mounted), earthenware and mixed media, each approx 70 x 50 mm
Lee-Ann Toyokawa
- Johnson Brothers Jug, oil on canvas, 290 x 290 mm (framed size)
- Beefeater Toby Jug, oil on canvas, 290 x 290 mm (framed size)
- Goat Skull, oil on canvas, 290 x 290 mm (framed size)
- King George IV, oil on canvas, 290 x 290 mm (framed size)
- Mum's Swan, oil on canvas, 290 x 290 mm (framed size)
Paula Clare King
- Little Woman, oil on board with rimu frame, 275 x 275 mm (framed size)
Sebastien Jaunas
- Dancing Lines #1, steel, 490 x 140 x 200 mm
- Dancing Lines #2, steel, 360 x 310 x 200 mm
Tony Rumball
- Getting Warmer, acrylic ink on canvas, 510 x 400 mm
- Old Fellow Hitting the Waves, acrylic ink on canvas, 510 x 400 mm
- Ginger Cat, acrylic ink on canvas, 400 x 510 mm
Come take a look this summer, at this evolving exhibition of small and wonderful works of art.




































