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Ashe A curated collection of New Zealand art & design objects in the heart of Ōtautahi Christchurch.

16/10/2026

I'm pleased to share we have a collection of Kevin Burgess Fine Art original paintings exhibited on the walls at Ashe!

Two wheels, no plans, see where the weekend takes you. The suns out. A good day to ride into Ashe for the final day to v...
16/10/2026

Two wheels, no plans, see where the weekend takes you.

The suns out. A good day to ride into Ashe for the final day to view BULLSEYE. The first solo exhibition by local Canterbury artist Scott McIntosh.

Open today 10-3 BULLSEYE brings together twelve months of experimentation and artistic development, the exhibition explores presence and place, identity and everyday experience through bold painting, expressive mark-making, landscape, skate and tattoo culture.

'The Weekend'
Oil on Canvas
Stretched
Dimensions: 1000×1500mm

Looking for a little slice of Scott McIntosh? Explore Scott’s collection of Studio Studies, now available at Ashe alongs...
13/10/2026

Looking for a little slice of Scott McIntosh?
Explore Scott’s collection of Studio Studies, now available at Ashe alongside his solo exhibition, BULLSEYE.

These smaller works (with a smaller price tag) are where ideas start to take shape. They’re colour studies, experiments and little explorations that Scott creates along the way to making larger paintings.

But don’t let the size fool you. Each one has its own story and can absolutely hold its own on the wall! Collect one, or bring a few together to create your own composition. There’s plenty of room to play.

Come into Ashe and support Scott while BULLSEYE is on show, or browse the collection online anytime.

Ashe Art Gallery, 153 High Street, Ōtautahi Christchurch
Open today 10am–5pm
Online 24/7 www.ashe.nz

Support local. Support small business. Support artists making things happen.

A bit of Ashe. Open today 10-3. Pop in and be inspired by our collection of artwork and objects from around Aotearoa. We...
09/10/2026

A bit of Ashe.
Open today 10-3.

Pop in and be inspired by our collection of artwork and objects from around Aotearoa. We’re quite spoilt for choice!

Plans for tomorrow? How about swinging by Ashe and meeting Scott McIntosh, the artist behind our current exhibition BUL...
08/10/2026

Plans for tomorrow? How about swinging by Ashe and meeting Scott McIntosh, the artist behind our current exhibition BULLSEYE.

Scott will be in the gallery tomorrow and would love to meet you, hear your thoughts on the work, chat about the ideas behind the paintings, and share a little more about his journey over the past year.

Whether you’ve already seen BULLSEYE or haven’t made it in yet, come along, have a chat and get to know the artist behind the work.

Saturday 10 October | 10am–3pm
📍 Ashe Art Gallery
153 High Street, Ōtautahi Christchurch

Come in, say hi and have a yarn with Scott. We’d love to see you!

BULLSEYE Solo Exhibition by Scott McIntosh
On now at Ashe, until 17 October

That spirit of experimentation is evident throughout BULLSEYE. The exhibition is a mash-up of styles and influences. Som...
06/10/2026

That spirit of experimentation is evident throughout BULLSEYE.

The exhibition is a mash-up of styles and influences. Some works are highly stylised, drawing heavily from traditional tattoo imagery, while others move towards a more recognisable or realistic representation. Across the body of work, Scott has developed a distinctive approach to leaving elements raw and visibly painted.

🎯 BULLSEYE Exhibition On Now
📆 02 - 17 October 2026
📍Ashe Gallery, 153 High Street, Ōtautahi Christchurch

At the center of the exhibition is 'Staged', a work that brings many of the ideas within BULLSEYE together. On the left,...
06/10/2026

At the center of the exhibition is 'Staged', a work that brings many of the ideas within BULLSEYE together. On the left, a figure sits on a stage playing guitar, his face partly hidden beneath the shadow of his hat. On the right, an audience fills the auditorium, watching from below. The figure on stage is performing, but there is also a sense of protection in the guitar and the character he has created.

Scott describes the work through the idea that “sometimes the only obstacle is yourself.” The pouncing panther becomes a representation of his own sense of self - a symbol of the confidence, ambition and instinct required to step beyond the small stage and into something bigger. It also speaks to one of the central questions running through the exhibition: what we choose to show people, and what they actually see.

Mixed Media on Canvas
Un-Stretched
Dimensions: 1550×1550mm
Darfield, Canterbury

🎯 BULLSEYE Exhibition On Now
📆 02 - 17 October 2026
📍Ashe Gallery, 153 High Street, Ōtautahi Christchurch

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8011

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Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm

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