Artists explore a changing Antartica
Featuring 50 images and newly displayed taonga, this exhibition traces key moments and landmark cases in the Tribunal’s history.
Submissions invited for our 2025/26 summer exhibition
Creative Connections Podcast (previously Creative Matters) celebrates the stories of artists and arts practitioners of Aotearoa
Internationally recognised for his cinematic vision and emotional depth, award-winning filmmaker, and visual artist Vincent Ward's (ONZM) 'Palimpsest / Landscapes' will show in the South Island for the first time.
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‘Ki te kapu o taku ringa’ is an exhibition by Professor Tom Roa (Ngāti Maniapoto, Waikato, Ngāti Apakura) and Dr. Rodrigo Hill, which merges Mātauranga Māori and photography to reframe place representation. Through a kaupapa-driven lens, large-scale images and video works illuminate historical sites, honouring their pl
Ki te kapu o taku ringa’ is an exhibition by Professor Tom Roa (Ngāti Maniapoto, Waikato, Ngāti Apakura) and Dr. Rodrigo Hill, which merges Mātauranga Māori and photography to reframe place representation. Through a kaupapa-driven lens, large-scale images and video works illuminate historical sites, honouring their pla
The exhibition foregrounds the figure of the Gogo (frigate bird), a potent visual and symbolic reference in Fina’i’s practice. The Gogo, historically observed by master navigators across Oceania, signals proximity to land and acts as a natural guide through vast oceanic routes.
The world's first large-scale crocheted wharenui inspired by joy, connection and healing found in te ao Māori
Black + White - Monochrome Masterpiece members exhibition
From 26 July, Pātaka Art+Museum is filling all its galleries with the work of just one artist.