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Sara McIntyre – Observations of a Rural Nurse

Sara McIntyre – Observations of a Rural Nurse

27 June - 18 October 2020

What it is Not – Abstract Works from the Sarjeant Collection

What it is Not – Abstract Works from the Sarjeant Collection

8 June - 2 August 2020

Together Alone – Works from the Collection Exploring Human Connections in a Post-lockdown World

Together Alone – Works from the Collection Exploring Human Connections in a Post-lockdown World

27 June - 8 November 2020

Lighting the Fire – Whanganui Potters from the Sarjeant Collection

Lighting the Fire – Whanganui Potters from the Sarjeant Collection

4 July - 4 October 2020

Rick Rudd, 'Bowl', 1999, pinched and coiled multi-fired ceramic formed in 2 parts. Collection of the Sarjeant Gallery Te Whare o Rehua Whanganui. Purchased, 2000

MY CHOICE July 2020: April Pearson

MY CHOICE July 2020: April Pearson

1-31 July 2020

Each month a member of our community is invited to browse our online collection and select six of their favourite artworks. Each ‘My Choice’ selection, together with personal responses to the works, will be available to view on the Sarjeant Gallery website for one month at a time. The June 2020 My Choice has been selected by Ngāwai Matthews, Operational Support Officer at the Whanganui District Council.

The Sarjeant on the Quay gallery shop

The Sarjeant on the Quay gallery shop

We are proud to stock all New Zealand made artisan products in our shop. Pop in and visit us or shop online.

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Sarjeant Gallery Redevelopment project

We’re coming home to Pukenamu, Queen’s Park

Our inspirational plan to restore Whanganui’s historic Sarjeant Gallery to its former glory and re-house the significant and extensive Sarjeant Collection in a new purpose built building at Queen’s Park is becoming a reality.