Artists in New Zealand

New Zealand artists create original paintings, sculpture and prints, take commissions and show work through galleries and exhibitions.

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Rainer Beneke — Artists in Dunedin
Rainer Beneke

Rainer Beneke

Dunedin, Otago
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Pea Sea Art — Artists in Dunedin
Pea Sea Art

Pea Sea Art

Dunedin, Otago
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McDougall Art Ltd — Artists in Dunedin
McDougall Art Ltd

McDougall Art Ltd

Dunedin, Otago
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Inge Doesburg — Artists in Dunedin
Inge Doesburg

Inge Doesburg

Dunedin, Otago
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Gabby Mckenzie Artist — Artists in Dunedin
Gabby Mckenzie Artist

Gabby Mckenzie Artist

Dunedin, Otago
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Studio Toru — Artists in Lower Hutt
Studio Toru

Studio Toru

Lower Hutt, Wellington
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Zappekin Artists & Allies — Artists in Motueka
Zappekin Artists & Allies

Zappekin Artists & Allies

Motueka, Nelson
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The Grass Hut — Artists in Kawakawa
The Grass Hut

The Grass Hut

Kawakawa, Northland
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About Artists on Business Directory

Find and compare 8 artists businesses across New Zealand.

Artists across New Zealand produce original work in paint, ink, sculpture plus mixed media, selling through galleries, studios and online. Many take private commissions, from a portrait to a large piece sized for a specific wall. Buyers range from collectors to people furnishing a home who want something made here rather than mass-produced. Limited-edition prints offer a lower-cost way into an artist's work.

When commissioning, look at past work to judge whether a style suits you, and agree the brief, size plus timeline in writing. Expect to pay a deposit, and ask how revisions are handled. Check whether the price includes framing and freight, which can be significant for larger pieces. For investment buying, ask about the artist's exhibition history and provenance. Original art is subjective, so trust your eye as much as any advice.

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