On Loan: 90 00’ S 00 00’ E (2018) by Brett Graham
ART LOANS
Art Loans aims to inspire curiosity, encourage creativity and contemplation, enriching public and shared spaces. It fosters meaningful engagement with contemporary New Zealand art and promotes regular interaction with artworks, leaving a lasting impression and deepening appreciation for art in Aotearoa.
On loan: Symbols for a New World Order (2011) by Matt Dowman
On loan: Valley Setting (1988) by Rob Taylor and Pentagonal Prism (2013) by Mia Straka
INSPIRING CURIOSITY
The Art Loans Programme aims to inspire curiosity, encourage creativity and contemplation, enriching public and shared spaces.
With one of Aotearoa’s largest private collections, The Arts House Trust is committed to expanding public access to it through the Art Loans Programme.
On loan: After School 1 (2017) by Ayesha Green
SHARING CONTEMPORARY ART
In addition to supporting galleries and cultural institutions with artworks for exhibitions, the programme places museum-quality artworks in a wide range of public and private settings – from corporate offices and universities to schools, hospitals, charitable organisations and civic spaces.
On loan: Rainman (2020) by Fatu Feu'u
CURRENT LOAN SITES
Nearly 2,000 artworks are on loan at over 100 locations across Aotearoa.
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Auckland Boys Grammar
Auckland University of Technology (Akoranga, Manukau & Wellesley Campuses)
Epsom Girls Grammar
Henderson High School
Monte Cecilia School
Ormiston Senior College
Otahuhu College
St Peters College
Takapuna Grammar
Unitec
Waikato Diocesan School for Girls
Westlake Boys High School
Westlake Girls High School
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Auckland Hospital
Hamilton Hospital
Manukau Super Clinic
Middlemore Hospital
North Shore Hospital
Royston Hospital
Waikato Hospital
Waitakere Hospital
The Hearing House
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Auckland Council
British High Commission
Government House
Premier House
Supreme Court
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BDO Auckland
Brookfields Lawyers
Contact Energy
Habitat for Humanity
Pioneer Capital Management
Wise Group (Auckland, Hamilton & Wellington)
Waikato Innovation Park
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Habitat for Humanity
Presbyterian Support Northern
Holy Trinity Cathedral
Hawkins Performing Arts Centre
Northern Club

Wintec David McCracken, Portrait of Mass and Light, 2013, Welded aluminium, 800 x 500 x 200mm. Seung Yul Oh, oioio (sky blue with light blue base and trims), 2010, fibreglass and two-pot automotive paint, 700 x 600mm. Michael Parekowhai, Atarangi (Maquette for Te Tuhi), 2004, Two-pot automotive paint and aluminium, 1400 x 230 x 230mm.

Auckland Theatre Company Andrew McLeod, Beginning, 2009, Oil on canvas, 2000 x 1700mm (framed).

AUT Akoranga Campus Philip Trusttum, Chess Knight, 1974, Oil on board, 1800 x 1400mm.

AUT Wellesley Campus Peter Gibson Smith, Music, 2003, Egg tempera on inlaid gesso on wooden panels, 266 pieces, 3000 x 2400 x 20mm (overall).

Otahuhu College Daniel McLaren, Untitled, 1994, oil and shellac on canvas, 1800 x 1300mm. Kyle Yao, Figure with colour Composition, Charcoal and oil on canvas, 1340 x 1250mm. Kenneth Merrick, Foible, 2015, mixed media on canvas, 1700 x 2300mm. Sam Foley, Intersection, Canongate and Maori Road, 2008, oil on canvas with digital projection, 1120 x 1600mm.

Waitemata DHB, Waitakere Hospital Gregor Kregar, Lost World: Brachiosaur Drawing, 2015, Watercolour and ink on paper, 900 x 705mm (framed and glazed).

Wise Management Hamilton Philip Trusttum, Return Ticket, 1977, Oil on canvas, 3450 x 1880mm.

Auckland Hospital Gretchen Albrecht, Garden No. 16, 1971, acrylic on canvas, 1440 x 1040mm Emily Karaka, Mauri Pacific Koru, 1999, mixed media, 1350 x 1150mm

Waikato Hospital Don Peebles, Untitled, 1984, acrylic on canvas, 2700 x 2050mm

Takapuna Grammar School Sam Mitchell, Janus, 2010, acrylic on Perspex, diptych, framed, 1055 x 805mm (each panel)

Waikato Hospital Kura Te Waru Rewiri, Kei hea to mana, Rangitoto…, 1988, acrylic on canvas, 2165 x 1770mm Emily Karaka, Manaia, c. 1984, acrylic on three board panels, 1170 x 570mm

Waikato Hospital Philip Trusttum, Garden/ verso Cow, 1963, oil on board, 2430 x 1210mm
Heart of a Dark Angel II (1989) by Michael Smither and Oceania (1989) by Phillip Heath
PRESERVING THE COLLECTION
By participating in the Art Loans Programme, you're not only adding a source of inspiration and liveliness to your space, you're also supporting the preservation of the national treasure that is the collection.
ENQUIRE
We welcome enquiries from corporations and organisations interested in hosting artworks from the collection and would be delighted to discuss how the programme could add value to your space.