Gus Fisher Gallery

　　The Gus Fisher Gallery is part of the University of Auckland’s Faculty of Creative Arts and Industries. Established in 2005, it is dedicated to presenting both contemporary and historical art, while also engaging with international perspectives and attracting outstanding knowledge in modern visual arts.

　　The gallery is one of the University of Auckland’s most valuable and cherished assets, making significant contributions to teaching and research. Its primary mission is to nurture creative artists and encourage students to explore and develop their practice in the visual arts. The gallery mainly exhibits works by contemporary New Zealand and Pacific artists, featuring a large collection of paintings and numerous sculptures. These include pieces by renowned New Zealand watercolour artist Frances Hodgkins, one of New Zealand’s greatest artists Colin McCahon, and Ralph Hotere, among others. Each artwork in the gallery is a masterpiece created by New Zealand artists, filled with innovative colours and offering great inspiration. It plays an important role in awakening and expanding students’ artistic sensibilities.

　　The Gus Fisher Gallery offers free admission and is open to the public from 10:00 to 17:00 on Tuesdays to Fridays, and from 12:00 to 16:00 on Saturdays. Visitors interested in New Zealand art can plan their visit accordingly.

　　Gus Fisher Gallery Reason to Visit: One of Auckland’s most prestigious and long-standing galleries Continent: Oceania Country/Region: New Zealand Province/State: Auckland Region City: Auckland