DEPOT Te Whare Toi is pleased to announce the appointment of five new members to its Board. The new board members are Cora-Allan Lafaiki Twiss, Malcolm Lawry, Felicity Letcher, Rosey Nathan and Karen Payne. Each of our new board members…
Curator of Depot Artspace’s upcoming collaborative project x>1 Richard Penn was recently interviewed by the Creative Matters Podcast.
Whare Toi is nestled on the side of Maunga Takarunga (Mount Victoria), the largest of the North Shore volcanic cones.
At a recent meeting of leaders of local Devonport organisations there was unanimous concern at the proposed Auckland Council budget cuts.
Our inaugural DEPOT OPEN DAY was a spectacular and meaningful milestone! Thank you so much to those that joined us to experience our fresh spaces and updated facade and to meet our passionate team. You and the other 250+ visitors…
Artspace Our unique multidisciplinary Artspace supported the work of 116 artists across 25 exhibitions in our gallery spaces and ran 15 artist-led events. Sound Our recording studio, Depot Sound, held 120 recording sessions for more than 50 musicians and recorded 80 songs, hosted 52 rehearsals and recorded several…
In conjunction with Pre-Loved Re-Loved – Depot’s annual re-sale exhibition – we sat down with prolific NZ artist Judy Darragh for a korero about the upcoming MCH Artist Resale Royalties Scheme. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmdbPpz35Hw
We sat down with Terehia Walker, Depot Artspace’s Kaitohutohu (Cultural Advisor) for a kōrero about Te Wiki o te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) and what it means to her, Depot Artspace, and the Tāmaki Makarau creative sector. What does…
Andrew Tui, Depot Artspace’s own Programme Manager and Creative Consultant was recently featured on Pass the Mic, a podcast featuring 15 awesome people from migrant and former refugee backgrounds living in Auckland, New Zealand. We’re proud of Andrew’s ongoing commitment…
“I grew up with my nana and I would follow her everywhere…go to uta… where all the plantations are… to where they do Ngatu making” ‘Uhila Nai shares the how, where and why behind her art practice as a…
