Artists & Groups
From Central Otago
Profiles
Katie Robinson
Gallery: Katie Robinson Studio, Bridge Hill, Alexandra
Katie Robinson is inspired by the region’s vast skies, dramatic landforms and ever-changing light. She creates vibrant landscapes which celebrate the colour and atmosphere …
- Disciplines:
- Painting
Ross Cowie
5 The Stonestack, Clyde, Central Otago
- Telephone 03 4492621
A lifelong interest in art has been maintained during a busy business career. I specialise mainly in printmaking, being part of a strong school of printmakers emerging from the …
- Disciplines:
- Ceramics
- Painting
- Printmaking
- Sculpture
- Tutor
Nicola Bennett
Gallery: Nicola Bennett Studio, 66 Tarbert Street, Alexandra, Central Otago
Nicola is an abstract expressionist painter, inspired by the sensory deliciousness of food. Often collaborating, she works on large scale canvases, with oils and mixed media. …
- Disciplines:
- Painting
Janyne Fletcher
Gallery: Janyne Fletcher Photographer - Gallery and Workspace - Ranfurly., 7 Charlemont St, Ranfurly, Central Otago
Janyne Fletcher is a creative fine art and landscape photographer from the Maniototo region of Central Otago. “Re-imagining landscape art from a photography point of view …
- Disciplines:
- Photography
Beverley Rae Helm
546 Allison Lane, Gimmerburn
- Telephone 027 3010 477
My name is Beverley Helm and I am a born and bred Maniototo girl. I have three gorgeous kids who keep me more than busy, when I'm not chasing them around the country side I steal …
- Disciplines:
- Photography
Eric Schusser
4 Larch Crescent, Alexandra 9320
Photography has fascinated me since I was a boy and watched my father taking photographs and printing in his darkroom. It was a special time of walking and talking together along …
- Disciplines:
- Collective
- Photography
Andrew Barr
Gallery: The Oamaru Stone Gallery, 5169 State Highway 8, Ettrick, Central Otago
- Telephone 03 446 6535 / 027 3714 696
I have been working with Oamaru stone for about 5 years now having re- discovered a long held passion for the stone. While in travelling in India, in 2004 visiting a village where …








