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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

Dear Agnes, Handheld Mirror. Abigail Aroha Jensen
Detail photograph of Morning Sketch #26 (2025),Abigail Aroha Jensen

Detail photograph of Morning Sketch #26 (2025),Abigail Aroha Jensen

Current Exhibition

Hātarei 10 Oketopa -
Hātarei 12 Tīhema

Saturday 10 October -
Saturday 12 December

2026

Upcoming Event

Short Film Show and Tell
Performer smiling at the camera earing a hospital gown and prosthetic hands. Someone is touching up the prosthetics. They are both sitting at a messy table.

Performer Rebecca Stitt receives prosthetic touchups on the set of GULLED by Daphne Simons. Photo by Theo MacDonald, 2026.

Next on:

Wenerei 18 Noema

Wednesday 18 November

2026

5:00 PM


Blue Oyster, 16 Dowling St, Ōtepoti Dunedin

Te Tio Kikorangi Blue Oyster Project Art Space