Ande Barret-Hegan’s work derives from a lifelong interest in the development of western art. This exhibition is a selection of her most recent paintings.
Sarah Adam has created a visual account of walking Te Araroa - the 3000 kilometre trail stretching from Cape Reinga in the North to Bluff in the South.
This arresting exhibition combines the emerging practices of painters Becks Ireland and Caitlyn Manning.
This collaborative and multidisciplinary exhibition highlights the importance of having a voice from a mana takatāpui and wāhine position.
Sandra Bushby and Natalie Guy come together as two women artists with a shared quality of our mediums and as admiration of each other’s work.
Robyn Penn was born in 1973, in South African and lives in Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand.
Auckland Arts Festival 2023: The Realists brunelle dias, John Tiger Shen, Tèhlor-Lina Mareko and Samuel O’Malley 4 - 29 March 2023 The Realists asks what the art historical themes of Realism might look like in 2023, in a culture of radical transparency and photo apps with names like “BeReal”. If Gustave Courbet and Edward Hopper…
Join us on the evening of Saturday 18 March for Light Night, an open-late opportunity to join a drawing workshop with artist Robyn Penn, view our March exhibitions after hours while listening to a live set by local DJ SEZZO, and catch a talk by art historian Claire Chamberlain.
In this exhibition, a collective of Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa creatives reflect on the treasures of their ancestors as they navigate the waters of their future.
Max Thomson’s paintings evoke tranquillity, a feeling we are looking into an area of the garden we have not noticed before.
Full Circle is a celebration of the intersection between tradition and modernity in art.
Mimicry presents new sculptural and photographic works by emerging artists Dayle Palfreyman and Nicholas Males.
