Nicki Williams Art

25/03/2026

The last few days to see my work at Linwood Arts and Eastside Gallery. Finishes Saturday 28th at 5pm.

07/03/2026

Dye flowers currently in various stages of drying

06/03/2026

So wonderful to be profiled by the Eastside Gallery. See below for the ancestral story behind my artworks and go see the exhibition. It’s on until 28th March with loads of gorgeous artworks 🧡

01/03/2026

These artworks will be on display at Eastside Gallery from this Tuesday. Opening night Tuesday 3rd March 5.30-7pm and available to view until 28th March. If you’re in Christchurch, pop down and have a look.

388 Worcester St, Linwood, Christchurch

25/02/2026

I’m happy to share that I will have some of my textile artworks displayed at this show! Come along to the opening night on 3rd March 5.30pm. The work will be on show until 28th March.

29/01/2026

My artwork profiled on the gallery page ❤️
Available to view until 8th February

26. Nicki Williams
Re:threading Memory
Repurposed and dyed domestic Fabrics
$250

About the artist and work:
Re:threading memory is part of an ongoing series that
reconnects with female ancestors through stitch. Working with repurposed domestic
fabrics, naturally dyed and eco-printed, the piece brings past and present into dialogue through slow, repetitive making. Remembering occurs through fragments — lived memory, archival research, and imagined lives — allowing absence, invention, and care to sit alongside one another. Nicki Williams is a multidisciplinary artist based in Ōtautahi Christchurch, increasingly working with textile-based practices alongside abstract mixed-media painting. Her work explores connection, memory, and lineage, often engaging with landscape, materiality, and slow, hand-based processes. With a
background in landscape architecture, she is drawn to feminist and inclusive ways of
thinking about space, inheritance, and the unseen.

29/01/2026

I’m excited to have my textile artwork “Re:threading memory” in the Arts Canterbury exhibition at Down by the Liffey Gallery until 8th February.

Re:threading memory is part of an ongoing series that reconnects with my female ancestors through stitch. Working with repurposed domestic fabrics, naturally dyed and eco-printed, the piece brings past and present into dialogue through slow, repetitive making. Remembering occurs through fragments — lived memory, family history, and imagined lives — allowing absence, invention, and care to sit alongside one another.

20cm x 20cm framed, $250

25/01/2026

I’ve spent the last week at Torrent Bay in Abel Tasman national park, an idyllic place I’ve been going to since I was a child (that’s me in the last photo). I was inspired to create these items from the scenery, memories, and natural objects around me. Found shells, feathers, seed pods and dried flax as thread for stitching and weaving.