Passion for Art
Take time to visit Passion for Art during your stay in Cambridge.
Showcasing a diverse collection of original artwork by talented local artists, it's the perfect place to discover paintings, pottery, prints and unique handcrafted pieces. Whether you're looking for a special keepsake or simply want to enjoy the creativity on display, Passion for Art is well worth a visit during the Rotary Cambridge Garden Festival.
Catherine Haworth
Catherine Haworth is a Cambridge-based pastel and oil artist who specialises in equine and pet portraits, creating lifelike and expressive works of horses, dogs and other animals. Originally from a long-standing creative family and painting throughout her life, she produces both commissioned artworks and unique pieces that are held in private homes across New Zealand and internationally.
P 022 080 4960
W createdbycatherine.co.nz
129 Forrest Road, RD3, Cambridge
Lea Woutersen
Lea Woutersen is a Cambridge-based artist originally from the Netherlands whose work spans oil and acrylic painting, encaustic (hot wax) art, figurines and sculptural pieces, including creations from garden-grown gourds. Working from her studio near Cambridge, she explores an eclectic range of styles and materials, enjoying experimentation across mediums rather than settling into one set approach. Lea has been part of the local art scene for many years and regularly exhibits her work in community events such as the Passion for Art trail.
P 027 623 4705
E woutersennz@hotmail.com
W facebook.com/p/Leas-Gallery-61580184576200
131 McLarnon Road, Cambridge
Studio 10 Ceramics
Sandra Webb is a Cambridge-based ceramic artist working under the name Studio 10 Ceramics. She is the founder of the Heritage Gallery, which she ran for 27 years, showcasing contemporary New Zealand art, glass and ceramics. Now focused on making and teaching pottery, Sandra offers workshops and creative sessions and remains actively involved in the Cambridge arts community.
P 021 166 4351
E sandrawebb49@gmail.com
W facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573680000199
10 Dick Street, Cambridge
Sinclair Barclay - Final Fling
Sinclair Barclay Gallery invites you to its Final Fling as the gallery prepares to close its doors in the near future. Home to the work of award-winning artist Wayne Sinclair and fellow artist Robyn Barclay, the gallery features a beautiful collection of original paintings inspired by New Zealand landscapes, coastal scenes, horses, and travels abroad. Take the opportunity to browse the artwork, meet the artists, and celebrate decades of creativity before this much-loved Cambridge gallery closes.
P 07 827 8415
E sinclairbarclay@gmail.com
W sinclairbarclaygallery.co.nz
59 Duke Street, Cambridge
Faith Thomas
Faith Thomas has been creating and exhibiting art for more than 40 years. Originally from Auckland, she graduated from Elam School of Fine Arts at the University of Auckland with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, majoring in Printmaking. Now based in Cambridge, Faith has exhibited extensively throughout New Zealand and internationally, including in Australia, England, Japan, Germany, Portugal, Russia, and the United States. A longstanding member of the Print Council of Aotearoa New Zealand, she is also a passionate advocate for emerging printmakers. Working primarily with the intaglio techniques of etching and mezzotint, her recent work combines lino printing with handcrafted harakeke paper, creating distinctive pieces that celebrate New Zealand's natural materials and artistic traditions.
P 027 627 4899
35 Campbell Street, Cambridge
Cambridge Society of Arts
The Cambridge Society of Arts offers members a place to paint, has regular exhibitions for the sale of art, and holds workshops in different mediums to inspire those attending. The art for this event will show varied works including those in pastel, oil, acrylic and watercolour.
P 027 480 4692
W cambridgeartsociety.co.nz
51 Thornton Road, Cambridge
Carole Hughes
Carole Hughes is a self-taught Cambridge artist known for her colourful, expressive oil paintings that draw on a Fauvist influence, using bold colour and thick brushwork to capture landscapes, coastal scenes and imaginative subjects with vibrancy and character. Her work has been exhibited widely across New Zealand and is available from her Queen Street studio and online, reflecting a lifelong passion for colour and creative expression.
P 021 401 951
E cazo@xtra.co.nz
W carolehughesart.co.nz
19 Queen Street, Cambridge
Jo Beckett Pottery
Jo Beckett Pottery showcases the handcrafted work of Cambridge potter Jo Beckett, who has been creating beautiful New Zealand-made pottery for nearly 30 years. A graduate of Waikato Polytechnic with a Diploma in Craft and Design, majoring in clay, Jo draws inspiration from the natural beauty of the Waikato River, native bush, and birdlife that surround her home and studio. Her collection includes functional domestic ware, distinctive garden art, and unique commission pieces, all thoughtfully handcrafted to bring creativity and character into everyday life.
P 027 823 1969
E jobeckett3@gmail.com
W facebook.com/jobeckettpotterycambridgenz
12 Alpha Street, Cambridge
Lyn Waters
Lynn Waters creates vibrant acrylic and pastel paintings inspired by the beauty of New Zealand's landscapes, wildlife, and everyday moments. Originally a photographer, Lynn brings a keen eye for composition, colour, light, and detail to her artwork, creating realistic pieces that capture the character and atmosphere of her subjects. Based in Cambridge, she is an active member and President of the Cambridge Art Society, enjoys sharing her passion for pastel art through workshops, and continues to develop and exhibit her work throughout the Waikato.
P 027 688 4021
W instagram.com/lynnwaters01
34 Watkins Road, Cambridge
Kirsten McIntosh
Kirsten McIntosh is a landscape artist from Cambridge who finds inspiration in New Zealand’s countryside, from roadside grasses and dramatic skies to reflections in water, and works mainly in oils with a limited colour palette to create cohesive, richly toned scenes. Her travels have influenced her artistic outlook, and her work reflects a commitment to capturing light, atmosphere and the distinct character of the landscape.
P 0279 238 560
E hello@kirstenmcintoshart.com
W kirstenmcintoshart.com
97 Wells Place, Cambridge
