Details of the artwork for sale in the Houses during the 2024 Art House Tour can be viewed below. Art will be uploaded as artists have it ready, so be sure to check back regularly to see what is available.
All funds raised from the Art House Tour will go towards the Academic Endowment Fund, which was established in 2002. This allows the School to recruit, reward and retain the best possible teachers for the classroom. It also assists through the provision of physical resources and infrastructure.
Only registered ticket holders can buy art in the homes on the day of the Art House Tour. These will not be available to purchase online unless they remain unsold at the end of the Tour. All unsold works will be available for purchase on the website until midnight on Tuesday 26 November 2024.

This original textile artwork brings a luminous elegance to any space with its layered pink and cream tulip forms, rich in texture and tactile presence. Handmade in Aotearoa New Zealand from reclaimed materials sourced from Auckland’s streets, the piece transforms everyday materials into a beautifully considered work of art that invites close viewing and quiet reflection.
Created through a slow, deliberate process, this framed tapestry balances vibrant expression with thoughtful craft. Each stitch contributes to the work’s depth and material richness, making it a striking addition to both contemporary and classic interiors.
Measuring 940mm × 640mm, the artwork comes professionally framed and ready to hang, presenting a gallery‑ready finish that complements its thoughtful construction.

A companion piece within the Pink & Cream Tulips series, this original embroidery explores variation through repetition. Subtle shifts in stitch density and form give the work its own distinct presence.
Made entirely by hand in Auckland using reclaimed materials, this artwork celebrates patience, process, and the expressive potential of textile at scale.
Finished and ready to hang.

This original textile artwork translates tulip forms into bold stitch and surface, creating a gentle rhythm of colour and texture. Made slowly by hand, the work invites closer looking and rewards detail.
Constructed from reclaimed materials collected from Auckland streets, the piece reflects a commitment to sustainability while embracing scale and tactility. A unique artwork designed to live confidently on the wall.
Ready to hang.

This original oil painting captures the raw beauty and sense of stillness evoked by the dramatic landforms of Te Henga/Bethells Beach rising out of the surf. This work is framed in a timber tray frame.

Rendered in layered black-on-black tones, Tempest reveals itself slowly as light moves across its textured surface. Sweeping gestures emerge from subtle tonal shifts, creating a composition that is both powerful and restrained.
Rather than depicting a storm, the work evokes the energy that exists within one. The moment where movement, tension, and stillness coexist. Rich in texture and depth, Tempest rewards prolonged viewing, offering a quietly dramatic presence that transforms throughout the day as natural light changes.

This original Flowers in Vase artwork is a personal favourite from the studio and is presented professionally framed, ready to hang. Rich in texture and material detail, the piece balances warmth and structure, inviting close viewing while holding its presence within a space.
Handmade in Aotearoa New Zealand, the work is created using reclaimed materials sourced from Auckland’s streets. The deep navy background is formed from repurposed street banners originally hung to celebrate Matariki, adding a quiet layer of local meaning and context to the piece. Recycled rope and textile elements are carefully assembled through a slow, deliberate making process, resulting in a one-of-a-kind artwork that celebrates colour, renewal, and thoughtful craft.
Measuring 585mm × 740mm, the artwork comes professionally framed and ready to hang.

Like a single breath unfolding across the canvas, Tidal Composition – Pulse captures the rhythm of continuous movement. Expansive black gestures sweep across a vibrant ground, leaving traces of speed, pressure, and intention.
The work reflects an ongoing dialogue between intuition and structure, where each mark responds to the one before it. Both energetic and contemplative, it invites viewers to experience the painting not as a fixed image, but as a moment suspended in motion.

Ultraviolet, 2022
Duotone lacquer on cast resin, 600 × 600 × 50mm
A concentric field of ridges spirals inward toward a single vanishing point, the surface shifting from deep violet to cool blue as the light moves across it. Cast in resin and finished in a duotone lacquer, Ultraviolet uses the mathematics of the ripple — the same rhythmic, rule-based patterning found throughout the Procession series — to suggest a moment of natural motion held still. Viewed from different angles, the piece appears to pulse, echoing Murray’s ongoing exploration of algorithmic form and the fluid dynamics of water and light.

Woven Into Us is both a reflection and a commitment to honour those who came before us, recognise the knowledge woven into who we are, and ensure what we carry today is passed on to those who come after us.
Hand carved into board, the three round bands represent the layers of whakapapa and lived experience connecting past, present, and future. Each carved line and form reflects knowledge that has been learned, practised, shared, and carried forward. The purple represents the depth and strength of these connections, speaking to mana, spirituality, wisdom, and the enduring presence of our Ancestors within us.
The centre represents our foundation and the core values we carry with us into the different spaces and stages of our journey. The repetitive glue dots extending toward the four points symbolize our journey, the milestones, footprints, and experiences that shape the path we take.