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ArtsPost Shop

Featuring beautiful art pieces, great variety, and exceptionally high quality product, ArtsPost focuses on high quality contemporary art. Located in a beautifully preserved heritage building, this old post office is now Waikato’s premier visual art space, situated in a prime position next to the Waikato Museum in Hamilton’s Victoria Street. Showcasing the best of local art, this is a shopping destination for locals, tourists, and art collectors, to purchase or invest in that special art piece or unique gift.  Gift vouchers are also available for purchase (valid for four months).

Come into ArtsPost to see what's new on the local art scene. Some of our shop items include:

beautiful glassware | JEWELLERY | POTTERY & CERAMICS | TEXTILES | PRINTS | ARTCARDS | WoODWORK | Paintings and MUCH MORE

Phone 07 838 6928
Opening hours: 10am - 4.30pm daily
Email: artspost@hcc.govt.nz
Address: 120 Victoria Street, Hamilton, New Zealand

ceramics


 

di tocker and grace carson

 

Featured artist

Anita Pitu

Anita Pitu is a local photographer and a recent graduate of Massey University.  Her personal work focuses on exploring photography’s delicate and tactile nature. 

 Anita’s most recent project, Tender Chaos, takes the photographic medium on a journey that explores both contemporary photographic digital design and the pioneering process of cyanotype hand printing.  It then runs alongside handmade craft by printing the images onto fabric, until it is finally sewn into a unique piece of photographic art that balances effortlessly between the worlds of photography and printed textile. 

 

The cyanotype process begins by coating the natural fibred fabric in the UV light sensitive cyanotype chemical.  The fabric is then contact printed with an acetate negative in direct sunlight.  The UV light reacts with the chemical in the fabric and creates the deep blue indigo tones which give the process its name.
 

Anita Pitu Cyanotype

 

Click here to see images of our  Shop decorated for the Rugby World Cup