Matrilineal
Vibrant multi-generational exhibition celebrating Moana arts practices comes to Depot Artspace
North Shore Schools Songwriting Competition
Announcing out Winners
Depot Artspace: Caring for our Creatives from Lockdown Forward
Depot Artspace approach to taking care of art exhibitors in response to Covid-19
But What About the Art Marie Kondo?
A solution on how to de-clutter unwanted art with respect (and royalties) to the artist
Our Cultural Icons Re-Homed
The Cultural Icons project brings the wisdom, histories and lives of our most treasured cultural contributors into your own home and now, they too have a beautifully updated new home.
A LEGACY OF LOVE
BOOK LAUNCH at BibloHub, Depot Artspace, Saturday, 29 September, 2:00 - 4:00pm
EXPLORER FINDS FAIRIES IN AOTEAROA
Opening Devonport’s inaugural BiblioHub is the book launch of Fairies of Down Under and other Pakeha Fairy Tales by Geoff Allen, published by Makaro Press.
Takapuna Grammar Students Herald in Prime Minister's Bold Creative Plan
Takapuna Grammar School’s 2018 International Baccalaureate and senior NCEA Art students are to showcase mixed media works from personal, global and political perspectives at community arts hub ‘Depot
City Mission Art Angel Flies Solo at Depot Artspace
Much loved Auckland City Mission art tutor Clare Caldwell will exhibit a series of paintings at Depot Artspace from 18 August – 3 September 2018.
Delighting in the digital: Debut group show Digital Aurora opens at Depot Artspace
In the intersection between technology, art and culture, lies Digital Aurora, an exhibition providing audiences with unique sensory experiences through digital, light and sound installation.
Aotearoa forest, flora and whenua enrich Depot Artspace gallery for Matariki 2018
Two thought-provoking exhibitions honouring the natural environment will be on display at Depot Artspace from 14 to 25 July for the Matariki Festival 2018.
Auckland City Mission and Depot Artspace host mixed-media exhibition with a global twist.
Life will feature art works from some of Auckland’s inner-city rough sleepers and marginalised people, plus the global art exchange project, This Is Where I Live.