Te Tira Wahine elevates and celebrates the creativity of our wāhine. Artist Mei Hill loves to explore and work with various materials including metallic foil, and through innovation Hill finds fresh creative angles.
Join us for for a free, insightful conversation with Mei Hill on Saturday 8 July, 11am, where she discusses her creative process and exhibition Te Tira Wahine.
Join us for an inclusive discussion with our Āhuru Mōwai exhibiting artists.
As part of our Matariki 2023 celebrations, join exhibiting artist Kiriana O'Connell as she shows how to weave a rourou (small basket).
As part of our Matariki 2023 celebrations, join exhibiting artist Judy Henderson as she explores rongoā rākau (plant-based remedies).
Material Instinct explores the intersecting practices of Hulita Koloi, Malaki Peter Lakisoe Aiono, Ana Garcia, Llenyd Price and Ken Khun.
Ji Ben Ou’s Suspended Ink 悬浮油墨 is a vibrant observation of the natural world at its ripest, drawing from a decades-long practice in Chinese ink and watercolour painting.
Join us at 4pm on Sunday 13 August for the launch of Ian Rockel's fifth collection of poems, Nostradamus Said So.
Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking panel conversation led by curator Nina Dyer in discussion with emerging artists Hulita Koloi, Llenyd Price, Ana Garcia and Malaki Peter Lakisoe Aiono.
Physical Traces, mapping with detail is a collaborative effort by two women meeting together to explore the volcanic, sedimentary and the oceanic.
In Inner Landscapes, artists Esther Stone and Sofia Santos bring their own perspectives to the ways in which craft can collapse time, intergenerational knowledge, and environmental influences into physical objects, objects that connect us back to the practices of ancient times.
We’re offering a series of events as part of Māori Language week to celebrate the history of Maunga Takarunga and to increase understanding and use of Te Reo Māori.
