Kaua e mate wheke, mate ururoa Don’t die like an octopus, die like a hammerhead shark - A true story of heroism. A Captain in the Native Contingent at Gallipoli disobeys his commander’s orders to save the lives of his men.

Have a go at portraiture in a relaxed setting with our koha monthly life drawing sessions.

Create a tiny tribute to someone or something you love.

Wellington Opera presents the best of Aotearoa New Zealand artists in opera, at home. At the masquerade ball of the century, what truths will be revealed from behind the masks? 

Artists explore a changing Antartica

Keen to practice your sketching and observation skills in a relaxed environment? Be inspired by a life model in an open drawing encounter, every Friday lunchtime.

Thomas Baker has spent the past six months as Artist in Residence at the Mirek Smíšek kilns in Te Horo.

When children engage with picture books, they are simultaneously being introduced to the world of art. Drawing on the University of Waikato Te Iho o Te Manawataki|Library collections, this exhibition delves into the superhero trope to highlight the underestimated power of picture books in art and children's literature.

Pauline Kahurangi Yearbury (b.1928 d.1977 Ngāpuhi) was one of the first Māori artists to introduce Māori cultural narratives into contemporary art. Her work is characterised by a bold and illustrative style.

Exhibition of the winning entries from Fleeting Moments Photography Competition

The second in our series of dialogue exhibitions, Differences in kind and rhythm brings together historical works by Giorgio Griffa (b.1936 Turin) and Peter Robinson (b.1966 Ashburton, Ngāi Tahu)

Suture Collective is a group of artists united in their exploration of mark making & painting as well as exploring individual and collective experiences within the natural world.