What's On
Whakaaturanga o Tēnei Wā & Hanake
Current & Upcoming Exhibitions
Toka Tū
December 6 — March 30
Celebrating Strength and Resilience in Mahi Toi
Te Pou Tāhuhu a Kūkupa
Ongoing
Tohunga whakairo/carver: Chris Bailey 2022
Timber: Totara, stained
The name: Pou tāhuhu are posts which support the ridge pole of a wharenui (meeting house). Kūkupa is an important tupuna (ancestor) for Te Parawhau.
Whakaaturanga o Mua
Past Exhibitions
Toka Tū: Artist + Curator Talks
December 6 , 10:30 - 11:45
Toka Tū: Artist + Curator Talks. Facilitated by Curator: Margaret Aull
Te Mōteatea a Maumahara
August 9 — November 23
“Kitea ai te pounamu i ō tātau wai. He rokoā te wai, waihoki, he mea tuku iho; ahakoa te nui o te pō, o te ao rānei; he pounamu tou, ka tū tou te whakapapa.”
“All pounamu is found in our waters. The waters are healing that transcends through the generations; it does not matter the percentage of dark nor light; it is still pounamu our whakapapa remains.”
Dr Alvina Edwards, 2018.
Artist Talk: Tia Barrett
Artist Talk : 10 August, 10:30 am FREE
Te Ao Hurihuri
April 12 — July 27
Te Ao Hurihuri
In Conversation: Te Ao Hurihuri
April 11 , Sat 13 April
10:30
In Conversation: Te Ao Hurihuri
Elizabeth Ellis & Tim Melville
Sat 13 April 10:30am
Puanga/Matariki 2024
June 27 , 5:30am - 4:00pm
Join us for a day of karakia, mātauranga māori, kai, art and creative activities for all the whānau.
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Lisa Reihana: He Wai Ngunguru, Nomads of the Sea
July 13 — March 30
Lisa Reihana: He Wai Ngunguru, Nomads of the Sea
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Te Whanga a Reipae
March 10 — July 1
Te Whanga a Reipae
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Shane Cotton: Kei Muri Ngā Mea I Te Rā
October 28 — February 25
Shane Cotton: Kei Muri Nga Mea I Te Rā
Tohu Whakatipu
June 23 — October 15
Māori Artists Create Symbols for The Future
Puhi Ariki
February 19 — June 11
