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Te Tuhi

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Member for: 20 years 3 months

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Te Tuhi is a nationally significant contemporary art gallery presenting exhibitions and projects by New Zealand and international artists. Te Tuhi works actively within the community of Auckland, providing a conduit for audience engagement and participation in the visual arts, underpinned by innovative exhibitions, education and associated programmes.

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Susu (Tzu-Cheng Alex Su) recipient of the 2022 Iris Fisher Scholarship

Te Tuhi is delighted to announce Susu as the recipient of the 2022 Iris Fisher Scholarship.

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Xi Li recipient of the 2021 Iris Fisher Scholarship

Te Tuhi is delighted to announce Xi Li as the recipient of the 2021 Iris Fisher Scholarship.

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Recipients announced for the 2021 Graduate Studio Residency

Te Tuhi is pleased to announce Nââwié Tutugoro and Gabi Lardies as the new graduate studio residents at our Parnell Station artist studios.

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Deborah Rundle selected for Yorkshire Sculpture Park and Te Tuhi Residency Award

Yorkshire Sculpture Park and Te Tuhi are delighted to announce Tāmaki Makaurau artist Deborah Rundle as the recipient of the 2020 Residency Award.

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Future Animators presents animation students’ works on home turf

Future Animators is a youth initiative that supports secondary school students at Manurewa High School working in 3D animation. This year’s Future Animators showcase will be held at Nathan Homestead.

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Visiting Asia

Te Tuhi is proud to present Visiting Asia.

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To Voice: Introducing Hong Kong's Umbrella Movement

Te Tuhi is proud to present To Voice: Introducing Hong Kong's Umbrella Movement.

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Artist Goes Homeless at Te Tuhi

Performance artist Kalisolaite Uhlia will live in the grounds of Te Tuhi as part of the exhibition What do you mean, we? which explores issues of prejudice. For two weeks from March 19, Uhlia wi

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NZ artist returns with inspiring work.

Auckland based artist Graham Fletcher continues his Lounge Room Tribalism series with a collection of new works opening at Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts on February 11. Entitled Situation Rooms, t

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Hansen's Pop Culture Mashup at Te Tuhi

Robot bird alarm clocks, skulls, giant speakers, a jack russell, Godzilla and a whole lot of flies all feature in Eugene Hansen's latest exhibition RootMeanSquare, opening at Te Tuhi Centre for the Ar

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Pukekohe Student Wins Te Tuhi Youth Art Award

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Appliances inspire artist

Inspired by everyday utilitarian objects, Matt Henry's new exhibition User Friendly will open at Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts on 24 September.

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