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Min Kim - Exhibition of Bright & Vibrant Watercolours & Oil Paintings

Alfred Memelink Artspace Gallery

New Exhibition Season 8 Sept – 3 Oct

We are delighted to be back open again in Alert Level 2 and present Min Kim’s first exhibition at our gallery. Min’s exhibition, which was ready to open just as we went into lock down, can now be viewed and enjoyed. As well as Min’s bright and vibrant paintings to wow and inspire you, the gallery has a delightful collection of new art by other New Zealand artists in all genre and a unique range of NZ made gifts. When visiting the gallery please scan in or register, sanitize upon arrival, be mindful of others keeping a 2m distance and wear a mask for the duration of your visit as per regulations. Free entry, we look forward to see you.

223 The Esplanade Petone 04 9799889 021 472 156
Gallery open Wednesday – Sunday, 10.30 – 4pm

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