A Mélange draws together the work of two local artists – Harinder Rajpal and Susan Louie – utilising glass and colour to draw upon their mixed cultural backgrounds.
This exhibition brings the whimsical landscapes and nature studies of Guo Zhiming to local audiences, including many of his serene watercolours, ink drawings and a metres-long traditional scroll painting.
Bring in your pre-loved paintings, objects, and prints to be re-homed through our annual re-sale exhibition.
For the past five years, ceramicist and Sur-Collective member Catherine Guevara has been researching and teaching ceramics; creating spaces for migrant women to re-mould the relationship between their femininity and new home through clay.
Come and join the talented Sur-Collective as they share why the collective was founded out of a need to create a sense of place and redefine the space they use as migrant women in Aotearoa, New Zealand.
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.
Come along and hear Judy’s insights on how she has successfully navigated and evolved her career to become a renowned New Zealand artist.
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.
We are thrilled to announce our first annual DEPOT Open Day on Saturday 18 February from 10am - 4pm (formalities start from 2pm). We’ve been busy behind the scenes upgrading our galleries and recording studios to better support the creative future of Tāmaki Makaurau, and we want to share these exciting developments with you. This…
