Unconformity is exhibiting at Beach Street Café, during November. Get in touch with the artists here to buy some artwork. We’d love to hear from you!
Unconformity is a collective of three artists, Debbie Neill, Jen Olson and Katie Robinson, who share a background in geology and an interest in the layers and gaps that shape both landscapes and lives. Throughout November 2026 we’re showing together at Beach Street Cafe in Queenstown, as part of the Creative Spaces Project, which pairs local creativity with spaces and places across the district. All the works on this page are for sale. Prices are listed below, and each artist’s contact details are with their work.
Visit
Beach Street Cafe, 85 Beach Street, Queenstown
Open Monday to Friday 7:30am-4pm, Saturday 8am-2pm. Closed Sunday.
Wheelchair accessible. Public toilets on the wharf. On-street and paid parking nearby.
Katie Robinson
Abstract landscape painter based in Alexandra, Central Otago. Her paintings draw on the energy, light and seasonal shifts of the landscape around her.
katierobinson.co.nz · @katie_robinson_art ·
First Lavender of the Season Oil and acrylic on canvas 85 x 85 cm $1050
Asparagus Foraging by the River Oil and acrylic on canvas 85 x 85 cm $1050
Jen Olson
Cromwell-based artist who draws and paints surreal and abstract human figures, exploring mood, emotion and awkward moments. Self-taught, she has exhibited since 2013 and her work is held in private collections in New Zealand and overseas.
jeno.nz · @olson.jen ·
Under the Microscope
Debbie Neill
Wire sculptor whose recycled-wire figures, flowers and birds explore fragility and impermanence. She studied geology and marine science before turning to art, and her work has been shortlisted for the Parkin Drawing Award, collected by the Matakana Sculptureum, and awarded the 3D Award at the 2025 Wanaka Art Show.
@debbieneillart
Explore the full Creative Spaces Project trail on the interactive map: www.threelakesculturaltrust.co.nz/creative-spaces-project
The Creative Spaces Project was created in partnership with Queenstown Lakes District Council and Three Lakes Cultural Trust, supported by Central Lakes Trust, Creative Queenstown, Creative New Zealand and Silo.
#creativespacesproject · @threelakesculturaltrust
