Solo Exhibitions
2005 Sheep Country. Real Gallery Auckland
2004 Heta: Power and Fragility. Photographs SOCA gallery Auckland
Heta: Power and Fragility. Photographs Whangarei Art Museum
Wide Island. Paintings of Central Otago. Milford Gallery, Dunedin
2003 Recent Works: John Leech Gallery Auckland
2002 “Have We Offended” Te Manawa, Museum and Art Gallery
2002 Cook islands National Museum, Cook Is
1998- Haleiwa Gallery, Hawaii
1997 Woodcuts, John Leech Gallery, Auckland
1996 Premier Gallery, Hawaii
1995 “Life Stills” John Leech Gallery, Auckland
1994 Canterbury Society of Arts, Christchurch
XPO Exhibitions/John Leech Gallery, Auckland
1993 “Anomalies”, John Leech Gallery, Auckland
1991 John Leech Gallery, Auckland
1989 Auckland Society of Arts, Auckland
North Gallery, Whangarei
Baycourt Cultural Centre, Tauranga
1988 Canterbury Society of Arts, Christchurch
Huanaki Cultural Centre, Niue
1987 QEII Arts Council Funded touring exhibition
NSA Whangarei
ASA Auckland
WSA Hamilton
1985 Molesworth Gallery Wellington Group Exhibitions
2005 Invitation Lightbox Exhibition: (Foreshore Archive) SOCA Gallery
Invitational Screen Exhibition: (Six Days and the Pacific) SOCA
2003 "Exiles in Paradise", With Mahiriki Tangaroa, Beachcomber Gallery, Rarotonga
2002 Tulana Mahu Installation, Cook Island National Museum
2001 Tulana Mahu Installation, Manawatu Museum and Art Gallery, NZ
2000 Tulana Mahu Installation,Sydney Olympic Arts Festival, Australia
1999-2000 Tulana Mahu Installation, Asia Pacific Triennial, Queensland Art Gallery, Australia
1996 "Nukututaha: Art From Niue; The Lane Gallery Auckland
1996 "Landscapes" Gow Langsford Gallery, Auckland
1995 Drawings; Joint exhibition with John Pule, The Lane Gallery, Auckland
1993-1994 "Real Vision"; Robert McDougall Art Gallery, Chrischurch
1993 "Portray Portrait"; Morgan le Fay Gallery, Auckland
1992 Joint exhibition/book launch; Blue Angle Gallery Auckland
1990 "NZ Realists" Charlotte H Galleries, Auckland
1989 NZ Artists; Mezzanine Gallery, Brisbane
1986 Denis Cohn Gallery, Auckland
ASA Gallery, Auckland
1984 Molesworth Gallery, Wellington Awards and Grants
2006 Winner of the Auckland section of the traveling "Coexistence"
exhibition originated in Jerusalem
1991 Merit Award, Birkenhead Trust Art Award
1990 Winner of the Central King Country Visual Arts Trust Award
1989 Winner of the Waitakere Licensing Trust Art Award
1987 QEII Arts Council, New Artist Promotion Scheme
Winner of the Bledisloe Medal for Landscape
1985 Finalist, Team MacMillan Ford Art Award
1984 Finalist, Team MacMillan Ford Art Award
1983 Winner of the Polynesian Airlines Short Story Award
Publications
2002 Introduction to Mark Cross "Have We Offended"
2000 "The Hyper-Decentralisation and Dissolving of Art Frameworks",
Australia Pacific History Conference Online Contribution. National Museum
of Australia.
1999 "Tahiono Art Collective; The Paradox of Isolation", Australia Art Monthly
1993 "Liku and the New Hiapo of John Pule", Art New Zealand Magazine
1983 "Time on this Island, Tusitala Magazine Collections
Public:
Waitakere Licencing Trust
Auckland University
Gallery on the Seam, Jerusulem
Corporate:
Fletcher Challenge, NZ
Glaxo, NZ
Skellerup Group, NZ
Reef Group, NZ
Private:
Various collections in; NZ, Australia,USA, Panama, Canada, Japan, Britian and Europe
Special Projects
2006-7 Private sector representative on the Niue Tax Reform Steering Committee
2005-6 Activism against the clear-felling of the Niue rain forest
2002 Artist in Residence with the British Consul to the Cook Islands
2000 Email input to the Pacific History Association's Conference, "Bursting Boundaries"
at the Australian National University, Canberra
1999-2003 Organised, Curated and participated in the "Tulana Mahu" (Shrine to Abundance)
installation in Niue and shipped to Brisbane, Sydney, Auckland, Palmerston North
and the Cook Islands
1997 - Established the Hikulagi Sculpture Park with Funding from the ASPCF.
Helped construct first sculpture "Odesyk" by Mikoyan Vekula at Hikulagi
Began construction on "Protean Habitat" an ongoing project at Hikulagi
Established, coordinated and participated in "Hiapo Foou" a tapa cloth revival
project under taken by Kolene Cross and funded by the NZ High Commission to
Niue.
1996 Established the Tahiono Arts Collective, Niue Island
Opened Gallery and Cooperative Sculpture workshop
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