Florence and Harbour Cone by Robin White

Robin White Florence and Harbour Cone 1974. Oil on canvas. Collection of Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū, purchased 1975 with assistance from the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council

Art Bite

Past event

Meet in the exhibition

Join guided engagement coordinator Rebecca Ogle as she discusses Robin White's Florence and Harbour Cone in Robin White: Te Whanaketanga Something is Happening Here on the ground floor.

Art Bites are 30-minute lunchtime presentations on a single work on display, presented by our staff, guides and guest speakers.

There's a new Art Bite to enjoy each Friday at 12 noon (except during public and school holidays)

Related reading: Free event

Robin White: Te Whanaketanga | Something Is Happening Here

A major survey of the career of one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s best-loved artists.

Robin White Florence And Harbour Cone

Portrait of John Crossley of Scaitcliffe M.A. Todmorden by Joseph Severn

Join curator Ken Hall as he discusses Joseph Severn's Portrait of John Crossley of Scaitcliffe M.A. Todmorden in Out of Time on the first floor.

September Feature Tour: Robin White

Take a free guided tour of the exhibition Robin White: Te Whanaketanga | Something is Happening Here with one of our friendly, knowledgeable guides.

Heritage Festival Tours: Ship Nails and Tail Feathers

Take a free guided tour of Ship Nails and Tail Feathers: Historic Treasures from the Collections of Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū and Canterbury Museum with one of our friendly, knowledgeable guides.

Art Safari

A chance for pre-schoolers to paint, glue, print, stamp and colour without making a mess at home. Art Safari is designed for our youngest budding artists between 2-4 years old.

Late Night Tour

Take a free guided tour of our exhibition highlights with one of our friendly, knowledgeable guides.

Wall to Wall

Pick up a paintbrush and make your mark on the Gallery walls.

This year’s weekly ArtBite programme is about to start! From Friday 10 February, we will again offer a weekly presentation of a work on display here at Te Puna o Waiwhetū. The aim of these 30-minute talks is to give you an art break in the middle of your day. We know you’re busy, so this isn’t a long lecture meant to take up too much of your time. And they’re free. With a new work presented each Friday at 12.30pm, the information will be fresh so you can impress your friends during your weekend socialising.

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