Sarjeant Gallery / Te Whare o Rehua / Whanganui
Te rohe
Location
4 Pukenamu Drive, Whanganui 4500
Ngā haora mahi
Opening hours
Hours.
Gallery: 10am – 5pm
Café: 10am – 4pm daily and 7pm Fridays
Library: 1.30-4.30pm Fridays or by appt
Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day.
Te utu
Admission
Admission is free, donations are welcomed.
In 1912, Henry Sarjeant left a huge sum of money – the equivalent of over $70 million in today’s terms – to establish a gallery “as a means of inspiration for ourselves and those who come after us”. Following a two year build, the Sarjeant Gallery opened in 1919.
Now 105 years later, and following a nationally significant redevelopment project, Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery is proudly open at Pukenamu Queen’s Park. The heritage building has been earthquake strengthened, lovingly restored and extended with the addition of a new modern wing called Te Pātaka o Tā Te Atawhai Archie John Taiaroa, dedicated to Tā Te Atawhai Archie John Taiaroa KNZM, the loved and respected kaumātua and inspirational leader from the Whanganui river.
Now holding a nationally significant permanent collection of more than 8,000 items spanning four centuries of European and New Zealand art history, Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery hosts a dynamic programme of exhibitions and events.
Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery is an important community asset that can be accessed for free by locals and visitors alike.
We look forward to welcoming you.
Ngā momo kohinga
Collection Strengths
Art
Ngā wāhi
Facilities
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Archives
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Reference library
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Education programme
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Public programmes
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Guided tours
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Membership club
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Touring exhibitions
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Wheelchair access
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Free Wi-Fi
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Function space
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Toilets
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Parking
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Café
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Shop
Whakapā mai
Contact
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Postal address
PO Box 998 Whanganui 4540
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Phone number
06 349 0506
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Email address
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Website
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Staff details
Andrew Clifford, Director
Greg Donson, Senior Curator & Programmes Manager
Jennifer Taylor, Curator of Collections
Teresa Cimino, Business Operations Manager
Jaki Arthur, Communications Lead
Nicki Manthel, Head of Development
Kei te mahere
On the map
Tūhuratia te kohinga
Explore collection
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TAONGA | ITEM
Kowhai Composition #1
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TAONGA | ITEM
Tracing Pumice
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TAONGA | ITEM
Skylight Composition #5
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TAONGA | ITEM
Skylight Composition #3