Gow Langsford presents a landmark solo exhibition celebrating the work of Don Binney (1940-2012), one of Aotearoa’s most distinctive painters. With a remarkable practice that spanned over five decades, this exhibition honours a career deeply rooted in the artist’s sustained engagement with New Zealand’s native birds and distinctive landscapes. Ranging from Otago’s rolling hills to kererū (wood pigeon) soaring over Te Henga, this is the first major exhibition of Binney’s paintings in over 20 years, highlighting his enduring connection to place, form and the unique beauty of Aotearoa.

Image Credit: Don Binney, Te Henga from Man’s Head III (cropped detail), 1971, oil on canvas, 1370 x 1670mm, 1400 x 1705mm framed. Courtesy of The Fletcher Trust Collection, New Zealand.