Jo and Stuart have been around long enough to know the only accolade worth coveting comes from people that don’t require mass nor media to tell them what to do or think - that is why the subjectivity of ART is their indulgence. In 2016 they searched for a historic building to restore and turn into an Arts Collective. They found 11 Fenton Street in Stratford and almost two years later Fenton Street Art Collective has come into being. Take a look at what you can find here.

Welcome to Fenton Arts Collective

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Events

'Dante Fog', the long awaited novel by Stuart Greenhill was launched at the Art Collective at the end of September.

Champagne flowed amongst the words of special guests and family.

Published by Austin & Macauley, London you will find it at Fenton Street and other classy book stores.

Dante Fog Launched

More about the author...

Check out the Taranaki Daily News feature

Awards

We are thrilled to announce that in the 2020 New Zealand Spirits Awards, The Vintner and The Novelist received BRONZE Medals. We only entered these two gins.

Our small team’s hard work has been rewarded with The Pioneer winning Gold and The Artist winning a Bronze at The Junipers 2020.

The date for the next Degustation will be confirmed soon

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Coming up

Life Drawing

Enquire about The Art of Life Drawing classes

Stuart Tullet Morris

Colour in “Abundance”

Stuart Tullet Morris is a young Taranaki artist and musician now based in Wellington.

While he is not making music with his band he is producing these dynamic, ebullient paintings.

His exhibition runs from the 12 June til the 9th of July at Fenton Street Art Collective.

Simeon Patience

Our Land

Pre-Lockdown exhibitor, Auckland photographic artist Simeon Patience is still showing his large, serenely beautiful works of “Our Land”

Photographs of monumental beauty. Selection still Showing

An Exhibition of

DYNAMIC FIGURES

from SHAKESPEARE

Exhibition: “Pas de Deux” Jo Stallard

Still showing.Upstairs

Partial Bodies: Cherie Dodds & Jo Stallard

Figurative Art derived from Life Drawing Sessions at Fenton Street

Now Showing

Lorna Woodd: Nature in Pastels

Still showing

Using Shakespeare as the source, the series presents a unique interpretation of the relationships between the central couples from some of his well-known works.