Exhibitions

Lonnie Hutchinson’s intricately cut-out billboard celebrates supportive friendships between womenLonnie Hutchinson’s intricately ...

A young Italian architect and archaeologist is captivated by the Rome of antiquity.

A recharged contemporary hang to mark 125 years of women’s suffrage.

A collaboration based on an old-school video game.

Remembered especially for his Koru or Pītau series, Gordon Walters’s explorations into modernist abstract painting are invested with a ...

A selection of the Gallery’s most-treasured historical European artworks.

Exuberant and boisterous, these large paintings by Philip Trusttum will lift the spirits

Delightful observations of character and place, from rural Canterbury to bustling 1950s London.

Our lively new historical collection exhibitions explore Māori architecture, colonial portraiture, early landscape painting and mid-century ...

A beautiful and bewildering night-time adventure.

A fragmented and poetic wall painting by Natalia Saegusa.

Martin Creed's completely unequivocal, but also pretty darn ambiguous, work for Christchurch.

An artist’s intense love of nature echoes throughout her work.

The Founder’s Paradox uses gaming to reflect on competing political visions for New Zealand’s future.

Uncovering the remarkable, largely unseen work of early New Zealand photographers.