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Welcome – nau mai haere mai
Kei Te Ararau o Tangaroa / Pathways Across Oceania is an attempt to understand the Gallery’s collection from the perspective of our place in Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa, the Pacific Ocean.
Te Wheke: Pathways Across Oceania
This magnificent book features a selection of art from the collection and beyond, and tells a new story of Aotearoa’s art history, looking from the Pacific outwards.
Louise Henderson: From Life
The bold, colourful works of an extraordinary New Zealand artist.
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Late night Wednesday until 9pm
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Guided tours
11am and 2pm daily
David Simpson
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One Hand Loose
Smoking twin-guitar free-form skuzz, metronomic neo-Kraut vamping, or loose-limbed hayriding hootenanny? One hand Loose is all of the above and more.
Artist interview
The World is an Abstracting Machine
Australian artists David Haines and Joyce Hinterding live and work in the Blue Mountains, New South Wales. Working in a collaborative partnership as Haines & Hinterding, they explore the unseen energies that surround us through an artistic practice that incorporates science, the occult and philosophy. Bulletin editor David Simpson spoke to the artists in October 2016.
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Art Makes Me... A Winner!
Meet Kylie Hansen from Christchurch. She's the lucky winner of our Art Makes Me selfie competion.
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Triple whammy
We were delighted to pick up three wins at the Museums Australia Publication and Design Awards 2015 (MAPDAs) in Sydney on Friday night.
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Scrabbling
There are some great transitional works in our basement these days. It turns out Fulton Hogan employee Juan Pablo Laplechade is pretty handy with a scrabbler...
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Cotton talk at Ilam
This past weekend was the last chance to see Shane Cotton's mighty Haymaker series down at the Ilam Campus Gallery.
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I will not use gnome puns
Two 8-foot mirror finished steel gnomes in climbing harnesses are spectacle enough without the need for word play.
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Hacked Off
A topical (or recently topical at least) work from our collection today, from none other than William Hogarth.
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If a tree falls in a forest
but a conservation minister doesn't hear it fall, does it make a dollar?