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.
100’s of jokes, 1000’s of laughs, your favourite Festival line up show is back with a Christmas twist!
The Others Way is back, baby!
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.
Auckland’s longest running street art event returns to Glen Innes with live graffiti, music, markets, and activities.
Come along to this fast paced one-day workshop where we will pop on our pinnies, roll up our sleeves and celebrate the wonderful art of making delicious jams!
Working with silver metal clay, Marcia will take you through the steps to create a beautiful silver pendant with layers and an inset gem stone.
Ceramic artists nationwide open their doors to the public.
This two-day workshop is designed to guide you to create a wall hanging which is unique and personal to yourself.
Sixteen new paintings by Isiaha Barlow placing two legendary figures in dialogue across cultures.