Natasha Lay, a stage manager and one of the contributors of The Roaring Silence and Lynn Lawton, the Depot Artspace Manager, were interviewed on The Cafe on TV3 on Tuesday 16 May 2017.  Watch the video below to hear them discuss the book…
Auckland and Waitemata DHBs suicide prevention programme manager and one of The Roaring Silence contributors, Manu Fotu spoke with Kathryn Ryan this morning on Nine to Noon about the wellbeing of whanau affected by suicide. Please click HERE to…
From Highbrow to monobrow and everything in between, AimĂ©e Ralfini offers a weekly morsel of Who Arted what, where and when, to keep you salivary glands going until you get your next art fix. Artist Niki Hill will be…
Image: Bob Nelson The Auckland Festival of Photography is an Auckland wide photography event which takes place in galleries, project spaces, public sites and other spaces. Â The programme features an exciting…
A big thank you to all our members that submitted 10″ x 10″ works for our Be There, Be Square Members Exhibition. What a great turn out! Â Another big thank you to Issie and Jack who developed The Pigment Club,…
Please note our April Holiday Opening Hours: Good Friday (14 April) CLOSED Saturday 15 April, 10am – 5 pm Sunday 16 April, 11am – 3 pm Easter Monday (17 April) 11am – 3 pm Anzac Day (Tuesday 25 April)…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7V35mz0aVE&t=2s In light of David Barker’s new series of work, Fragments, The Depot Artspace is pleased to present a mini-documentary on the artist. David Barker’s work is comprised of paintings that explore sea shells, sheds, ships, and skyscapes, and further…
A wonderful turn out on Saturday 25 March for the opening of David Barker’s exhibition Fragments. Thank you to David & Tanya Barker for all their hard work in putting the show together, and a huge thank you to Graham…
The theme for the latest colour issue of LOUD is Barry Brickell’s personal axiom, ‘it’s not the thing but how’. Covering March to June 2017, it features articles, upcoming exhibitions, and news from Depot Press, Depot Sound and the new…
A wonderful turn out on Saturday 4 March for the opening of Fairburn Rocks. A huge thank you to Dinah Holman for curating and researching the exhibition, Denys Trussell for speaking and Ross Mullins for performing.
