Entries for the New Zealand Painting and Printmaking Awards 2026 are open! Enter now at wsa.org.nz. Entries close December 10, 2025.
Join us monthly for Waiata Sessions at Te Pou Theatre as a part of our Whakapuāwai Programme!
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.
The latest sculptural work by Destine and Nathan Hull
The coleection of works showcases Pravina's creative stitch journey. From perfectly matched points in a quilt to a more relaxed approach with her wall hangings, playing with paper to create one of a kind books, this exhibition encompasses a range of techniques.
PHOTO OP. x Malcolm Smith Gallery presents LONG COVID, an exhibition of solo and collaborative work by Matt Henry and Emil McAvoy.
The Rebel Alliance and Auckland Live present The Valentina
Hannah Ireland, a Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist of Ngāti Hine and Ngāpuhi descent, paints portraits in the broadest, loosest sense, capturing the essence of faces and emotions. Her paintings feature faces that appear distorted, as if pressed against the glass plate of a photocopier.
Vānimonimo is a collection of sculptural and painted works that explore the Sāmoan concept of Vā, the sacred relational space that binds people, land, ocean, and ancestry.
A Different Light presents a selection of some of the earliest photographs produced in Aotearoa. These images, dating from the 1850s to 1900, are drawn from the collections of three major research libraries: Tāmaki Paenga Hira Auckland War Memorial Museum, the Alexander Turnbull Library and Uare Taoka o Hākena Hocken
Free Acting Classes for all levels in the Māori Performing Arts Community who are keen to brush up on the acting skills
An evocative new exhibition by the Ten Last Strokes Collective