The Antoinette Godkin Gallery deals in modern art from Y32/30 York Street in Parnell, Auckland. Its founder, New Zealand-born Antoinette Godkin, spent most of her career in London representing European artists.
She studied at Elam School of Fine Arts in Auckland before moving to London in the 1960s. In the 1970s she directed the Felicity Samuel Gallery there, representing artists including Mark Boyle, Agnes Martin and Ed Ruscha. Earlier she was director of Axiom Gallery, which showed Malcolm Morley. She curated the first retrospective of Boyd Webb at Auckland City Art Gallery and a 1973 exhibition of expatriate New Zealand artists at New Zealand House in London. She was also commissioned to assemble a collection of European art for the National Gallery of Australia.