Dive into a deep blue world teeming with life in Ngā Huhua: Abundance, an immersive exhibition celebrating the lifeforce of Te Moana-nui-a-Toi, the outer Hauraki Gulf Marine Park, just beyond Auckland’s shores. Meet the surprising and spectacular creatures that call this place home, from tohorā (whales) to honu (turtle

The Portage Ceramic Awards is an annual celebration of contemporary ceramics in Aotearoa.

Having exhibited locally and internationally his talk includes stories and examples of his sketching, plus an opportunity to see him ‘in action’.

Join Alison to capture floral beauty in a ceramic piece

Tour of the Sarjeant Gallery and its exhibitions

A behind-the-scenes conversation with Mickey Smith on documenting the evolving life of books and libraries.

Australasia’s largest lightwall, The Lightship, is set to launch its 2025–26 season next month, illuminating Auckland’s waterfront with its contemporary art platform and a bold new series of works commissioned from six emerging and established artists from Aotearoa and Australia.

Louise Bourgeois: In Private View is the first solo exhibition in Aotearoa New Zealand of Louise Bourgeois (1911–2010), one of the most intriguing and influential artists of the last century.

Ngā Ara Auaha 2025: Creative Practice Student Showcase

Visual Diary of an Astral Traveller reminds us that the mind is unhindered by human boundaries. If we open ourselves to the endless possibilities of the creative process, its transformative power is within reach for us all.

ExpIoring vast dichotomies, HEAVEN vs HELL features works by Roger Mortimer, George Savill and new artists to the gallery, Daniel McAuley, Antony Densham and Clark Roworth.

Ambiguous states of being and mutable identity, where the past, present and future sit together while being interrogated are but some of the STRANDS interconnecting the works of Ralph Hotere, Lisa Reihana and Heidi Brickell.