"Wish you were here: Views from Golden Bay and the Abel Tasman National Park" an exhibition that revels in the beauty of the Abel Tasman National Park and Golden Bay region as seen by different generations of artists. It will feature landscape paintings from The Suter collection, supplemented by loaned works by regional artists. Two of The Suter’s most important art works: Western Coast of Tasman Bay 1885 by John Gully and All Along the Heaphy Highway 1998 by Bill Hammond will be on display along with a stunning suite of landscape studies by Irvine Major, watercolours by Doris Lusk and Olivia Spencer Bower, and paintings by John Bevan Ford and Cedric Savage. A portrait of pioneering New Zealand conservationist and founder of the Abel Tasman National Park, Perrine Moncrieff (1893 – 1979) by Marjorie Naylor, will also be on show.