Peruse her galleries of both new work available for sale, and earlier works.


If interested in any painting, please contact Sue.


Commissions welcomed.

Up and Coming Exhibition

Sue Syme's work will be on exhibition at the Coca Christchurch (Sept )

Sue Syme : New Zealand Artist

New Zealand artist Sue Syme Graduated with a Diploma of Fine Arts in 1981.
Sue has been a practicing artist since leaving Art School working in a variety of mediums.

Previously Sue did a lot of work in watercolour, pen and ink depicting busy social scenes, cafes, parties, street scenes etc. During this time she won the Telecom Art award for a West Coast Pub Scene.
After completing a Diploma of Teaching Sue did a few years part-time at the Te Tai Poutini Polytech in Greymouth, teaching Printmaking. Whilst here Sue produced quite a body of work in Wood cuts and Etchings. Around this time Sue was asked to participate in the Muka Youth Print Workshop in Auckland and produced a series of Lithographs which tour New Zealand periodically.

The last five years has seen Sue painting predominantly in oils on canvas. This has been a liberating experience for Sue and now finds herself doing works of a much larger scale.

Sue has spent most of her life living and painting on the West Coast of the South Island but has just recently moved to live permanently in Picton, Marlborough.

Sue exhibits regularly throughout New Zealand.

RECENT SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2008
Left Bank Art Gallery, Greymouth.
Kura, Wellington
2007
The Artists Room, Dunedin
(with Donna Demente )
Dobson Bashford Christchurch
2006
Zeayou Gallery Taupo
Madhouse Gallery Rotorua
2005
Coca Christchurch
Moray Gallery Dunedin
2004
Carniegie Gallery Hokitika
Kura Gallery Wellington
The Cool Store Gallery Mapua Nelson
2003
Moray Gallery Dunedin
The Cool Store Gallery Mapua Nelson
Coca Christchurch
2002
The Cool Store Gallery Mapua Nelson
Moray Gallery Dunedin
Coca, Christchurch.
2001
Zeayou Gallery Taupo
Left-Bank Art Gallery Greymouth.
2000 Moray Gallery Dunedin

Works available at Toi-o Tuhuna Gallery Queenstown, and the Galleries above.