Joe Sheehan featured in the New York Times

October 26, 2024 Joe Sheehan discusses his practice and recent site specific installation 'Lost and Found' in Federal Street, Auckland, with Annabel Stevenson for the New York Times. Read more

Q & A with the Wellington Post

October 21, 2024 James Blackie sat down with André Chumko from the Wellington Post to discuss his new gallery space on Clyde Quay Wharf, Joe Sheehan's exhibition and exciting plans for the future. Read more

My new gallery at 1 Clyde Quay Wharf

October 4, 2024 I am delighted to announce that I have opened a new, permanent space on the Wellington waterfront. For the last... Read more

Announcing Verso

A new online art sales platform Oct 31, 2023 I'm hugely proud to announce that The Art Counsel is expanding. We have just launched a new online platform called... Read more

Representing Joe Sheehan

Sep 13, 2023 The Art Counsel is proud to announce representation of Joe Sheehan. Joe Sheehan's extraordinary stone carving practice has established him... Read more

Art Counsel Storage

July 5, 2021 The Art Counsel is proud to announce we will be offering climate controlled, alarmed, cctv monitored, swipe access, art storage.... Read more

Paul Dibble's Unique Sculptures Profiled on RNZ

12 December 2020 Lynn Freeman spoke to Paul Dibble at his studio in Palmerston North, where he says he's currently trying things out... Read more

An artist you may not know

December 4, 2020 Meet James Ford. Trained at Goldsmiths in London, James has been a Kiwi for decades. His work is multi-displinary, from... Read more

How do I know if the artwork I am looking at is 'good'?

Grayson Perry answers the impossible question December 3, 2020 One of my most frequently called on roles from clients is to verify whether what they are looking at is... Read more

NYC based Kiwi artist comes home to Wellington

December 3, 2020 2020 was a challenging year for New Zealand artist Martin Basher, and his family, to be based in BedSty, in... Read more