A playful workshop series incorporating visual arts, drama, movement & mindfulness to explore expression & wellbeing

Join Prairie Hatchard-McGill in crafting a fabric collage, inspired by Louise Bourgeois’s work with textiles and her efforts to process difficult emotions through the act of stitching.

Miranda Joseph’s Painted Blossoms create powerful illusions of three-dimensionality and sensations of envelopment. Her paintings are resolute, celebratory, and immersive, revealing a fully formed and distinctive artistic voice.

Invited by the Antarctic Heritage Trust to capture “the unusual, the hidden, and the minutiae” within the historic Antarctic huts, this exhibition marks Jane Ussher’s( MNZM) first solo exhibition of these internationally acclaimed photographs.

Bringing together, for the first time, key paintings from IAN SCOTT's broader practice, Selected Works (1966–2012) surveys his painting career, revealing the unity underlying his remarkable evolution, innovation, and stylistic transformations.

Combining two significant, on-going series of works, YUKI KIHARA's new exhibition Moments of Presence operates at the pliable borders of geography, history and time, as well as those of culture, gender and racial hierarchies.

Eleven New Zealand Poets Laureate line up for poetry, with Fergus Barrowman as MC, in a key event for the National Library’s 60th birthday celebration.

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.

Ceramic artists nationwide open their doors to the public.

Please join us for the opening of our latest exhibition ‘Future Proof: Paintings in Perpetuity’.

Join us at the Auckland Irish Club on Friday 12 December, 5-8pm, for an evening of joy and celebration.