Bergman Gallery
MondayClosed.
Tuesday11:00 am – 5:00 pm.
Wednesday11:00 am – 5:00 pm.
Thursday11:00 am – 5:00 pm.
Friday11:00 am – 5:00 pm.
Saturday11:00 am – 4:00 pm.
SundayClosed.
Since June 2022, the modern and inclusive Bergman Gallery has been enhancing the upper stretches of Auckland’s arty-infused Karangahape Road. A strong supporter of Contemporary Pacific Art, Bergman Gallery established its roots in Rarotonga, Cook Islands, back in 2016 before recently spreading internationally to little ol’ NZ.
Bergman Gallery is a dealer gallery representing and exhibiting artists from the broader Pacific region. They regularly feature exhibitions by Pacific artists as well as pride exhibitions. In the welcoming but intimate space, rotating exhibitions showcase local talent, as well as constantly exploring international artists. Bergmans also participates in art fairs and even offers an invitational artist in residence program in Rarotonga. Other services include private and corporate art consultations, valuations, acquisitions, art hanging and framing advice.
At Bergman Gallery, they’re not afraid to do things differently. Recently, there was a pride exhibition that also discussed prejudice, and in June 2023, the gallery hosted the largest Contemporary New Zealand Asian Art exhibition, featuring nine different New Zealand artists of Asian descent.
The represented artists themselves are often showcased internationally, with opportunities such as inclusion in the European Cultural Centre’s curated project, Personal Structures in Venice, Italy, as experienced by artist Mahiriki Tangaroa in 2022 with her exhibition Kaveinga - Angels of the Ocean, as well as participation in VOLTA New York, and Art Fair Tokyo.
With a real emphasis on inclusion, everyone is always welcome to any of their events, including the exhibition openings and artist talks.
Words by Nicole Mudgway & Photography by Jerome Warburton
Information not correct? Report an error
Location
3/582 Karangahape Road, Entrance via 2 Newton Road, Grey Lynn, Auckland
Nearby Places
Azabu Ponsonby
Azabu has long been considered a mainstay in Auckland's culinary scene, for good reason.
Bar Céleste
No matter the shape of your night, Céleste should be a feature.
Otto
You simply can’t talk about the best of Auckland’s dining scene without mentioning Otto.
Pici Pasta
Pasta fiends unite; you simply can’t miss a meal at Auckland institution, Pici.
Similar Places
Anna Miles Gallery
With a background as an art critic, curator and lecturer, Anna Miles opened her gallery in 2003 having decided it would be more productive to be a champion than a critic.
Auckland Art Gallery Toi O Tamaki
Open all day every day, you can count on the gallery as a sojourn from the bustling city.