Athol Gallery
The Athol Gallery represents both established and new artists who have a deep connection to the local landscape and rural life.
From majestic portrayals of stunning scenery to capturing the everyday beauty of rural activities, at Athol Gallery, we offer a diverse selection of quality artwork, including sculptural pieces, oil paintings, watercolours and printmaking.
Our purpose-built gallery space is warm and light, and we welcome you to pop in when riding by, be it for a quick look or a chat.
Contact us
Give us a call: 027 44 66100
Visit us: 1121 Garston Athol Highway, Athol
Email us: atholgallery@icloud.com
Check out our website: www.atholgallery.co.nz
Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/atholgallery/
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