Exhibitions and Events i tēnei rā Today I tēnei Mutuka Wiki This Weekend Whakaaturaka Exhibitions Kā Kaupapa o te Wā On Now Kā Kaupapa e Haere ake nei Forthcoming Pūraka Archive Taiopeka Events Kā Taiopeka katoa All Events Kā Taiopeka e Whakatairakahia ana Featured Events Special Event Events Art Bite Events Family and Kids Events Friends Events Art at Home Events Artists at Work Events Coffee + Art Events Friends Movie of the Month Events Private Collection Visit Events Speaker/Movie of the Month Events Special Event Events Trip Events Guided Tour Events Special Event Events Talk Events Workshop Events E Whakaaturia ana Ināianei On display Kohika Collection Tonoka Commissioned Works Whāia te Taniwha 20 September 2025 – 15 February 2026 Areta Wilkinson: Te Mauri o te Puna Opens 8 November 2025 Spiral Collectives 22 August – 7 December 2025 Peter Robinson: Charcoal Drawing 2 August – 23 November 2025 Shona Rapira Davies: Ko te Kihikihi Taku Ingoa 18 April 2025 – 19 April 2026 Raymond McIntyre: A Modernist View 25 October 2025 – 8 March 2026 Hye Rim Lee: Swan Lake 2 August – 23 November 2025 All Exhibitions Kids Artists' Toolbox Term 4 2025 Wednesday 15 October - 19 November, 3:30-5pm Family and Kids Whāia te Taniwha Kids Trail Available from 20 September Guided Tour Introduction to the Gallery Tour Daily 11am & 2pm Talk Out of the Blue: Christina Barton on Archives and Writing 15 November Guided Tour Late Night Tour in Mandarin 19 November Guided Tour Late Night Tour 19 November Art Bite Amongst the People by Sorawit Songsataya 21 November All Events E Whakaaturia ana Ināianei On display Kelcy Taratoa: Te Tāhū o ngā Maunga Tūmatakahuki E Whakaaturia ana Ināianei On display Lonnie Hutchinson: Hoa Kōhine (Girlfriend) E Whakaaturia ana Ināianei On display Natalia Saegusa: Tomorrow Still Comes/He rā anō ki tua E Whakaaturia ana Ināianei On display Reuben Paterson: The End E Whakaaturia ana Ināianei On display Untitled (Bathers) E Whakaaturia ana Ināianei On display Everything is Going to be Alright E Whakaaturia ana Ināianei On display Graham Bennett: Reasons for Voyaging
