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22/06/24  to 13/10/24

The Ulumate Project

From the artist collective, Na Tolu, an exhibition of photographs, masks, body adornment, and the first ulu cavu (hair wig) made in more than 200 years.

Wellington ,
Oct 13, 2024
22/06/24  to 13/10/24

Red Wave, Blue Wave

Artworks from the internationally acclaimed Red Wave Collective and the emerging Blue Wave Collective, shown for the first time in Aotearoa.

Wellington ,
Oct 13, 2024
22/06/24  to 13/10/24

Anton Forde: Papare Eighty.one

A new installation by Waiheke Island artist Anton Forde (Taranaki, Gaeltagh, Gaelic, English) opens at Pātaka Art + Museum this winter, 22 June–13 October

Wellington ,
Oct 13, 2024
02/11/24  to 09/03/25

Rangirua

Rangirua presents two takes on the two-person exhibition. The show features two artist pairings, bringing together works by Neke Moa and Rowan Panther, as well as Gabrielle Amodeo and Martin Thompson.

Wellington ,
Mar 9, 2025
02/11/24  to 09/03/25

Diane Prince: Activist Artist

A survey of works by Diane Prince, guest curated by Gina Matchitt.

Wellington ,
Mar 9, 2025
02/11/24  to 25/05/25

Taku Hoe

Taku Hoe features a selection of work by the Aotearoa visual artists who exhibited in FestPAC 2024.

Wellington ,
May 25, 2025
14/12/24  to 09/03/25

Boro – Timeworn Textiles of Japan

A significant collection of Japanese textiles and garments showcasing boro, a traditional art of mending.

Wellington ,
Mar 9, 2025
81 pou for Pātaka

81 pou for Pātaka

A new installation by Waiheke Island artist Anton Forde opens at Pātaka Art + Museum, 22 Jun–13 Oct

Choirs Aotearoa NZ announces inaugural Assistant Conductor

Choirs Aotearoa NZ announces inaugural Assistant Conductor

Fiona Wilson has just been announced as the inaugural 2024 Assistant Conductor for Choirs Aotearoa New Zealand, the body that governs our four national choirs.

New book to celebrate Pātaka's 25th birthday.

New book to celebrate Pātaka's 25th birthday.

Pātaka Art + Museum turns 25: thinking global, acting local: Pātaka champions Toi Māori & Pacific arts since 1998

Jack Trolove’s oil paintings ‘disappear and reappear’ at Pātaka

Jack Trolove’s oil paintings ‘disappear and reappear’ at Pātaka

Artist Jack Trolove is exhibiting his works with the gallery lights off to 'see what paintings do in the dark'.

New director announced for Pātaka

New director announced for Pātaka

Ana Sciascia returns to the arts to Pātaka in Porirua