Kim Shaw and Fiona Cable approach their practice with improvisation and rhythm that allows the resulting work to retain a materials’ vitality.
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.
Things just got personnel.
Domesticated reimagines ceramic jewellery as silent instruments of submission. A collaboration between Catherine Guevara & Robbi Carvalho. Featuring photographs by Diego Barbosa and dancers Heather Grand and Sarah dos Santos.
Visit Jennie de Groot's latest exhibition, It's All Fun And Games Until Somebody Loses An Eye
ExpIoring vast dichotomies, HEAVEN vs HELL features works by Roger Mortimer, George Savill and new artists to the gallery, Daniel McAuley, Antony Densham and Clark Roworth.
One of Auckland’s most beloved and eagerly anticipated art events, the Turua Tiny Show returns for its fifth consecutive year on Friday 28 November, with the doors opening at 5pm sharp. Each year, the event draws crowds who line up early, eager to secure a coveted piece from this charming and collectible exhibition.
Embraced Impressions brings together sentimental reflections on the people, moments and objects that, once held, leave an impression, a one-of-a-kind stamp marked in time.
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.