William Beetham established a career as a professional portrait artist in England, but, anxious about prospects for his children, he emigrated to New Zealand with his family in 1855. The following year he founded what ...
Five diverse artists investigate the ecological, historical, political and social forces which shape our environment. The exhibition’s kaupapa focuses on matters that affect all of us in Aotearoa and around the world: ...
Four selected artists from ConArt Gallery & Studios come together in the first of a new artist series. Paintings in oil and acrylic, ceramics and photographs sit side by side demonstrating the incredible level of local ...
Three immersive visual experiences will tease, manipulate and surprise you. Artist Steve Carr brings three short films together for the exhibition in which he uses inventive camera and film technology. In his works he ...
The Pointon Collection of Vintage Cars & Costume has a new display showing original clothing worn in the era of the Ford Model T. From Edwardian ankle-length skirts through to the late 20's when you might show a little ...
Imbued with visual storytelling and wonder, Natasha Cousens’ exhibition draws on notions of emotion, spirituality, life and death, purposely blurring the lines between reality and the surreal, creating subjects that ...
The exhibition showcases the work of 18 printmakers from Grafiekgroep Bergen in The Netherlands and the New Zealand Print Council. It explores the artistic kinship that exists between the two countries.
Phosphenes are the luminous floating stars, swirls, and squiggles you see when closing your eyes tight and pressing them with your fingers. The word derives from the Greek phōs (light) and phainein (to ...
