# Scott Lawrie

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The Vivian Gallery closes its doors

The Vivian art gallery in Matakana has had to close its doors for the last time because of the Covid-19 lockdown. The small Auckland town was always going to be a challenging spot for an art gallery, but Director Scott Lawrie had made it work, until the corona virus forced it to cancel planned show…

Episode 2 - Grace Wright – You and Your Resolve

It’s rare to uncover a new style of painting in New Zealand and Grace Wright delivers a whole show of it in ‘You and Your Resolve’ - which runs from 6 July to the 25 August 2019. Sublime. Elegant. Enigmatic. Joyful. And powerful. These are all words that have been used to describe Grace’s work. An…

#91: Scott Lawrie

Founding member of Magnet mainstays The Wrath, SCOTT LAWRIE, tells us how he got into improv, of his time working in broadcast television, and what it means to be “taken care of” on stage. Learn a bit about Scott’s upbringing, his penchant for preparedness, the hallmarks of field production, and hi…

A panel discussion at Creative Matakana considers how the visual arts world has changed since 2019

Lisa Reihana, Ane Tonga, Scott Lawrie and Deborah Rundle discuss a time of change for visual art with Claire Ulenberg at Creative Matakana. Recorded in May 2021.

Scott Lawrie - Gallerist

Scott Lawrie is an art lover, writer, entrepreneur and the owner and director of the Scott Lawrie Gallery in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. Scott Lawrie Gallery aims to connect hearts and minds when it comes to encountering and experiencing contemporary art. They proudly show a range of emerging, mid-ca…

Scott Lawrie: People of the Sun

Scott Lawrie's grandmother taught him a simple way to find the space to appreciate life, even when the going gets tough.

Jake Chapman in Conversation EDINBURGH FESTIVAL 2026

Jake Chapman, the original bad boy of the YBA (Young British Artists) phenomenon, talks to Scott Lawrie st the launch of his new solo show, NICESIS: The Unwellness of Wellbeing at Scott Lawrie Gallery in Edinburgh as part of the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.