Maker of the Month: Kitchen Artefacts
Kitchen Artefacts is the shared creative enterprise of the very talented Tom Muir and Louise Armstrong who live in the beautiful Waikato region. All their wares are made of salvaged native timber that has been ethically sourced from around New Zealand.
Studio D3: Momentum
Studio D3: Momentum showcases work of the recently established artists' studios upstairs at 3 Victoria Road. The exhibition showcases current work including large-scale photography, textile art, ceramics, painting, sculpture, jewellery, printmaking and more.
Kate Serebrianskaia: Beyond the Surface
Beyond the Surface invites viewers to step into a realm where the transient nature of existence is both explored and celebrated. At its core, the exhibition delves into the profound beauty of the present moment—a fleeting, elusive experience often overshadowed by the noise of modern life.
Mei Ling Lee: Personal Archive M59
Mei Ling Lee’s work is an act of preservation, ensuring that the essence of human experiences—stories—endures beyond the constraints of time. It safeguards memories that define us, celebrates lives that might otherwise fade into obscurity, and provides future generations with a tangible connection to the people that shaped their world.
Wayfind Creative for Rangatahi
DEPOT and Youth Arts New Zealand have teamed up to offer a FREE programme designed for young creatives who want to turn their passion into a sustainable business or side hustle.
Wayfind Creative on Waiheke
DEPOT and Waiheke Community Art Gallery are thrilled to bring Wayfind Creative to Waiheke, a 9-week programme designed to help emerging to established local creatives build sustainable, fulfilling careers.
Support DEPOT’s Flood Recovery
In September, devastating floods forced DEPOT’s music studios and gallery to close. We need your help to recover and ensure DEPOT remains a hub for artists, musicians and our local community.
DEPOT 2024 in Review
As the DEPOT team gears up for the holiday season and a short break it’s incredible to look back at…
Dream Land Aotearoa: A 30 year retrospective of artwork by Onlie Ong
Dream Land Aotearoa: A 30 year retrospective of artwork by Onlie Ong continues on from Also my hometown as a comprehensive exhibition of the painting and ceramic practice of artist Onlie Ong.
Maker of the Month: Poppy + Sage
Our DEPOT Shop, Toi Toa 'Maker of the Month' for December is Poppy + Sage. Every month we’ll be featuring one of our artists and their works available in our gallery shop, so be sure to stop by and view the collection!
RE: OBJECT
RE: OBJECT marks the halfway point in the inaugural two-year OBJECT MAKER Aotearoa Fellowship designed to nurture and empower 10 contemporary object makers working across craft-based and found materials.
Re-Directed Art
Re-Directed Art is a pop-up exhibition in collaboration between First Thursdays Devonport, Harbour Hospice, and DEPOT. Using artworks lovingly gifted by Harbour Hospice, 25 local artists have applied their creative genius to re-direct the artworks into something new - embedding their work into the original.