Beautiful and precarious, the Crystal Chain Gang’s newest sculpture is a reinterpretation of a traditional Venetian, glass-blown chandelier.
This work has been made using techniques that originate on the island of ...
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Monday 4 January 10:00am
Family Tree Whakapapa brings together the work of four sisters: elin o’Hara Slavick, Madeleine Slavick, Sarah Slavick and Susanne Slavick.
As curators, painters, photographers and writers, all have incorporated ...
Monday 4 January 10:00am
Out of the Woods: Andrée de Latour, Angela Busby, Dennis Handyside
Out of the Woods showcases new work by South Wairarapa artists Andrée de Latour, Angela Busby and Dennis Handyside.
Growing up on a remote farm ...
Monday 4 January 10:00am
Hi! Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.
Just kidding! Please pay me lots of attention!
What’s that? oh you know
I’ve just been doodling here in my loft:
- Plans for roller coasters
- Plans ...
Monday 4 January 10:00am
The Pointon Collection shows original bathing suits, sunfrocks & sportswear with their matching accessories. From a classic red striped woollen costume from the late 1920's to the itsy bitsy teeny bikini in the 1960s. ...
Monday 4 January 10:00am
Whakapapa, phenotypes and whakataukī underpin the work in Whakatau Miromiro, a new exhibition by Terri Te Tau. Her embroidery on linen was created in conversation with Māori and Pacifika scientists who shared ...
Monday 4 January 10:00am
Beautiful and precarious, the Crystal Chain Gang’s newest sculpture is a reinterpretation of a traditional Venetian, glass-blown chandelier.
This work has been made using techniques that originate on the island of ...
Monday 4 January 10:30am
Are you interested in slowing down a little? To take some time to look after yourself? While the Christmas period is a great joy for many, it can also be stressful and anything but relaxing.
At Wairarapa Nature ...
Monday 4 January 10:30am
Wairarapa Nature Immersion offers guided forest bathing walks in the Wairarapa region.
The walk supports people to connect their senses - eye sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell - with what is naturally observed ...