A celebration of Māori performance and performers across time and genres, the exhibition highlights iconic moments in Māori performance and features luminaries such as Kiri Te Kanawa, Hone Tuwhare, George Henare, Inia ...
Masterton Art Club turns 100! The Club’s goals have remained largely the same since its inception – to provide a space where artists can pursue their passion and improve their craft in a supportive environment. The ...
This holiday we are taking inspiration from our Collection and the new exhibition 'For You and Yours: Recent Acquisitions' and bringing you some fun activities to explore the Museum with your family.
PARK-UP is a series of documentary-style photographs by Catherine Russ, captured over twenty years on from Russ' original project in the same location.
On an elevated site above the Manawatū River is the look-out ...
Imperfect Offerings is a celebration of diversity and that differences are in fact strengths, not weaknesses. Being the only child of parents who were survivors of the Holocaust has had a significant influence on ...
Masterton-based artist Jason Burns often begins his paintings with a form of automatism that provides a base and structure to his work. From there he adds colour, text and detail.
In over 50 years of its existence, Aratoi has cared for Wairarapa’s most significant collection of art, social history and Taonga Māori. This exhibition celebrates new acquisitions to the permanent collection from the ...
A new display for Art Deco period this year, showing original clothing kept by one woman who lived in London. Covering her mother's clothes from the early 1900's through to her own from the 1920's to 1960.
