Grey Warbler - Riroriro - Framed

Grey Warbler - Riroriro - Framed  | Beth McGill

This poignant original work by Beth McGill pays tribute to the Kārure (Black Robin), a bird that has become a powerful symbol of resilience and conservation in Aotearoa.

Rendered with delicate precision, the piece captures the soft, dark plumage and the quiet, stoic presence of this rare forest inhabitant.

Presented in a contemporary frame, the artwork serves as an intimate window into the fragile beauty of our native birdlife.

McGill’s sensitive portrayal invites a moment of reflection on the survival of this precious species, making it a meaningful and sophisticated addition to any space.

Group Exhibition: Between Land, Sea and Sky

Bringing together Beth McGill, Emma Walker, Meg Cummins and Strahan Clarke whose practices are deeply connected to the natural environments of Aotearoa, we present this exhibition 'Between Land, Sea and Sky'.