New public art to inspire, challenge, and delight Ōtautahi Christchurch
An exhibition celebrating the work of unseen artists in prisons across Aotearoa opens at Whirinaki Whare Taonga on Saturday 1 November, for three months. Created and toured by The Learning Connexion (TLC)
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.
6-week online course into alternative filmmaking-explore, create, and showcase your film
Faces, bodies, and strange creatures emerge from fabric in Sarah Cowie’s exhibition The Moon Looked at Me Funny.
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.
A theatrical double-shot from an iconic playwright and one of our greatest actors.
Exhibition Opening & Artist Talk: Friday 21 November, 6-7:30pm
Tumble outta bed and stumble to the New Zealand premiere season of Dolly Parton’s blockbuster musical comedy!
Aotearoa Festival of Black Arts (AFoBA) — Black Joy and Bold Futures begin here.
Visit Jennie de Groot's latest exhibition, It's All Fun And Games Until Somebody Loses An Eye