Bekah Carran: And we look and comb our hair opens at The Dowse, 20 June 2020

What we cast aside: Bekah Carran's solo show of mystical sculptures cast from everyday clutter opens at The Dowse, 20 June

Nikau Hindin: Kōkōrangi ki Kōkōwai opens 20 June

Journey into Maramataka with new solo exhibition by Nikau Hindin at The Dowse Art Museum

Ā Mua: New Lineages of Making opens at The Dowse, 6 June 2020

A Gathering marks 10 years of making music for The Jac

Ā Mua: New Lineages of Making opens at The Dowse, 6 June 2020

Jewellery that can only be worn in a virtual world; handwoven harakeke battle suits; and digital mōteatea – Ā Mua: New Lineages of Making opens at The Dowse, 6 June 2020

Songs of belonging & journeys back home: New exhibitions open at The Dowse, 29 Nov

From creating new anthems that sing of contemporary life, to making journeys to walk up a sacred mountain or swim in a river - two new exhibitions open at The Dowse this summer

From the land: Four new exhibitions to open at The Dowse this Spring

Conversations with plants and the land, wandering weavers, and ceramics that break all the rules – four exciting free exhibitions will open at The Dowse this season.

Art Speaks to Power

This August, The Dowse Art Museum opens two shows that celebrate the power of art.

Fresh, local and utterly compelling contemporary art

A theatre built in a disused swimming pool, intricate weaving, the utopian ideals of community, dissected photography and the cyclical nature of architecture are all on display in The Dowse Art Museum

New Director for Dowse Art Museum

Courtney Johnston has been appointed Director of Hutt City Museums and will take up her new position at the Dowse Art Museum on Monday 29 October.

Arcade: Homegrown Video Games

Ronnie van Hout takes on cult status

When you purchase one or more tees from Jam 250, you will automatically go in to the draw to win 2 Limited Edition tees.I know what you're thinking there must be a catch! NOPE - no catch at all! Just

Ronnie van Hout takes on cult status

7 July – 11 November 2012 | FREE | The Dowse Art Museum