Regan Gentry
Christchurch-church-church, 2004

Regan Gentry
Christchurch-church-church, 2004
Gentry uses a wide variety of materials to create his artworks. He often uses second-hand, cheap, disused and everyday objects. That cost effective use of materials gives Gentry the ability to produce artworks on a larger scale.
It also gives Regan Gentry the ability to experiment with and test materials, pushing elements to transform the objects into something that is new, exciting and grandiose.
As an artist, he is often concerned with people’s relationship to their environment. Local history, situational relevance and the interplay of people and place inform Gentry’s conceptual and creative decisions. Gentry grew up near Napier, which fostered his interest in geological history and environments.

Regan Gentry
Artworks

Sione Faletau
Ha’amonga ‘a Maui, 2015

Erwin Wurm
One Minute Sculpture, 2005/2014

Joanna Langford
Calling the Deep, 2015

Abigail Reynolds
National Gallery 1974/2000, 2012

Matt Calderwood
Untitled, 2016

Shaun Gladwell
Storm Sequence, 2000

Richard Maloy
Big Yellow, 2013

John Ward Knox
Untitled, 2011

Rob Hood
Big Bull Market, 2016

Catherine Yass
High Wire, 2008

Claire Fontaine
Foreigners Everywhere (Southern Māori), 2015

Peter Trevelyan
Circularism, 2016

Zina Swanson
Something In Waiting, 2016

Regan Gentry
Christchurch-church-church, 2004
