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.
Physical Traces, mapping with detail is a collaborative effort by two women meeting together to explore the volcanic, sedimentary and the oceanic.
Featuring Ji Yeon Jeong, this exhibition combines folk paintings with Chaekgeori, and paintings of common people using the five cardinal colours; Korea's traditional colours.
DEPOT is supporting a series of Open Studios at Whare Toi this Spring. Each weekend in November and December a different artist or group of artists will take over the space.
Biomorphic Beings features artwork by Kiara Schaumkell, Rose Lasham, Sasha Ellis, and Saskia van Dijk. This exhibition explores the concept of bodily regeneration, informed by the biological form as a composition of reconstructed flesh, fluids, and cells.
concrete is an exhibition showcasing large scale mixed-media artwork crafted by the artist-duo 2PARU, made up of Tui Kayoko Hirabayashi and Marie Hemo Titi Mapa.
Join us on 5 September for First Thursdays in Te Hau Kapua - Devonport
Also my hometown: A 30 year retrospective of artwork by Onlie Ong is a comprehensive exhibition of the painting and ceramic practice of artist 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.
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.
Join Kate Serebrianskaia alongside Curator and Educator Heather Galbraith for an engaging discussion in support of DEPOT Artspace's current exhibition 'Beyond the Surface.'
Art Battle®, the world’s largest live painting tournament, is coming to Devonport on Thursday 1 May, and we’re calling on talented artists from across Auckland to take the stage.
