Gregor Kregar  was recipient of 2 awards at this year’s Headland Sculpture on the Gulf. Kregar was awarded the Premium Award as well as Pople’s Choice Award for his knock out work Pavilion Structure. Headland Sculpture on the Gulf is an exhibition of outdoor contemporary sculpture  and is set on a spectacular coastal walkway overlooking […]

Reflective Synthesis is currently on show at Britomart Project Space. The mini gallery space hosts regularly changing exhibitions in the window facade of newly refurbished heritage building Stanbeth House. Viewed from Customs Street East, the space consists of four original 19th-century arched windows, which provide natural framing for the changing artworks within. (image: Gregor Kregar, […]

The second phase of Gregor Kregar’s installation Clouds for Richard Pearse is now installed at Christchurch Airport. Now permanently located in front of the airport’s new terminal Cumulus Gate Pavilion for Richard Pearse is loosely based on the form of a cumulus cloud. Its mirrored surface reflects its surroundings, including blue neon lights that shine […]

Artist Gregor Kregar is one of this year’s guest judges in the annual World of Wearable Art Awards. Earlier this month the judges chose the finalists who will be included in the 2012 show in Wellington (27 September – 7 October). “The WOW experience over the last two days has been very stimulating,” Kregar says. “It […]

Gregor Kregar’s The Dream House Project opens this weekend at Te Tuhi. “The Dream House Project follows on from a series of international projects by Kregar exhibited between 2006-2008 in Sydney, New York, New Jersey and North Carolina. In these works Kregar explored through a variety of materials and scales the tensions between architectural theory […]

Gregor Kregar was recently awarded a commission for the new Christchurch Airport and phase one has now been completed. The commission for the new terminal includes three indoor works and a large outdoor sculpture. The indoor works titled Clouds for Richard Pearse have now been installed in the new terminal building. The suspended indoor works […]

Gregor Kregar’s work Promotion consists out of 600 mini self-portraits that sit on plinths made out of 600 bags of washing powder. Having been shown in Ljubljana at the 29th Biennale of Graphic Arts, the figures have been packed in boxes with washing powder and distributed to shopping centres as free gifts with purchase. When […]

For one week only Kregar’s new sculpture project will take over the space in Auckland’s hottest new precinct. 200 porcelain sheep in high coloured national rugby jerseys ooze kitsch as they celebrate the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand. But is Kregar making a mockery of our national icon, or paying them homage? Are we […]

Curated by Beti Zerovc, the 29th Biennial of Graphic Arts in Ljubljana presents the energy and vitality of the medium of the art event in contemporary art and includes a new work by Gregor Kregar. A selection of art events will be presented in four different groups based on topics that are typical for contemporary […]

A new work by Gregor Kregar is included in the 12th Cairo Biennale. The Cairo Biennale is a major event on the international art calendar and this year included a list of significant contemporary artists including: Winner of silver lion at Venice Biennale 2009, Nathalie Djuberg, Shaun Gladwell, Mounir Fatimi and Hector Zamara. The calibre […]