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Blue Oyster Art Project Space Te Tio Kikorangi
Visit Us: 16 Dowling Street Dunedin admin@blueoyster.org.nz
History: Playfully named after the Blue Oyster gay biker bar featured in the 1980s comedy film Police Academy.
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Proposals: Supporting experimental and innovative art practices since 1999.
Support: Blue Oyster is one of the earliest artist run spaces to be established in New Zealand.
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Careers: Join a small enthusiastic team enabling emerging arts practitioners to work in an innovative and experimental environment

Blue Oyster

Disposable Gestures. Priscilla Rose Howe & Liam Krijgsman
Exhibition ephemera that looks like a scrunched up serviette with writing on it, designed by Lee Richardson

Exhibition ephemera designed by Lee Richardson.

Current Exhibition

Hātarei 13 Hepetema -
Hātarei 25 Oketopa

Saturday 13 September -
Saturday 25 October

2025

Past Event

An Information-soaked Talk to Clean your Brain Cells
A continuous towel hand dryer made by Liam Krijgsman. An exposed circuitboard is on the left of the dryer, with a no touching sing underneath it.

Liam Krijgsman, Words, for F.R. David, 2025.

Hātarei 25 Oketopa

Saturday 25 October

2025


Blue Oyster, 16 Dowling Street, Ōtepoti Dunedin

Te Tio Kikorangi Blue Oyster Project Art Space