Original works on paper by Te Rangitu Netana

MOKO PUNA

A group exhibition of contemporary Native art from Marla Allison, Rick Grimster, Billy Hensley & Preston Singletary.

Winter Showcase

A solo exhibition of acrylic paintings by Rick Grimster, Mvskoke.

COLORFIELDS

A group exhibition of painting and photography

HORSEPOWER

Photography by Cara Romero, paintings by Rick Grimster & Randy L Barton.

Spring showcase

A solo exhibition of acrylic paintings by Rick Grimster, Mvskoke.

Winter Trees

A solo exhibition of beaded paintings by Chickasaw artist.

Billy Hensley

Laguna Pueblo artist returns with a solo exhibition of works on canvas.

Marla Allison

Diné artist explores the Bauhaus Movement through the lens of graffiti art.

Randy L Barton

Solo exhibition of paintings by Rick Grimster, Mvskoke.

Belonging

"Formline" Fine Art Prints

Serigraphs from the Pacific Northwest

An exhibition by Jason Wesaw and Douglas Klemm, Pokagon Potawatomi

Keepers of The Fire

An exhibition of contemporary fine art photography

Cara Romero

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Welcome to

RAINMAKER GALLERY

The UK Specialist in Contemporary Native American Indian Art and Jewellery

original painting by Te Rangitu Netana
MOKO PUNA

7th March – 26 April 2025

Very occasionally, when the stars align, we stray from our usual territory of North American Indigenous art and expand into neighbouring realms. For our spring show, we traverse the Pacific ocean to embrace the Indigenous cultures of Aotearoa, New Zealand.

Rainmaker Gallery is honoured to welcome world-renowned Māori Tā Moko tattoo artist Te Rangitu Netana. Netana was born in Aotearoa and is of North Island Ngapuhi, Ngati Wai and Te Arawa tribal descent.

MOKO PUNA (grandchild) is a series of original works on paper that speak of Māori stories and lineage through a rich mix of traditional pattern with more contemporary colours and forms. In these paintings and prints, Netana translates his Tā Moko artistry into very different creative mediums.

“The influences, the storytelling and how we derive our patterns from nature are all connected, but I find that I can do things on paper that you can’t do on the body”  – Te Rangitu Netana.

Tā Moko demonstration, Friday 21st March 11am – 4pm.

Made with Love

In addition to original art, at Rainmaker Gallery we carry an exclusive range of expertly hand-crafted Native American jewellery, Zuni fetish carvings and magnificent Pendleton blankets. All our items make unique and meaningful gifts to treasure for life and are available for you to purchase right here on the website.

Native American Jewellery

Pendleton Blankets photgraphed by Eugene Tapahe

Pendleton Blankets

Zuni Fetish Carvings

Our Story

RAINMAKER Gallery was first established in Manchester in 1991 as a space for Native American Indian artists to represent themselves as unique and creative individuals with an artistic message relevant to us all…