Ande Barret-Hegan’s work derives from a lifelong interest in the development of western art. This exhibition is a selection of her most recent paintings.
Sarah Adam has created a visual account of walking Te Araroa - the 3000 kilometre trail stretching from Cape Reinga in the North to Bluff in the South.
Based on the wisdom and understanding of old, Āhuru Mōwai means nurturing human life from conception; the parent as first teacher, first heartbeat, first soul, first sound, and first scent.
Te Tira Wahine elevates and celebrates the creativity of our wāhine. Artist Mei Hill loves to explore and work with various materials including metallic foil, and through innovation Hill finds fresh creative angles.
Material Instinct explores the intersecting practices of Hulita Koloi, Malaki Peter Lakisoe Aiono, Ana Garcia, Llenyd Price and Ken Khun.
Ji Ben Ou’s Suspended Ink 悬浮油墨 is a vibrant observation of the natural world at its ripest, drawing from a decades-long practice in Chinese ink and watercolour painting.
Auckland Studio Potters proudly presents X>1, an exhibition that reimagines ceramic art through dynamic collaborations. Curated by Richard Penn, this showcase unites ASP members with artists from diverse fields, encouraging outward-looking creativity.
In Grounding, Debbie Barber and Rachel Wegrzyn find an expressive medium in earth and other organic matter, assembling and shaping them to convey that which verbal utterances can fail to capture.
Featuring Ji Yeon Jeong, this exhibition combines folk paintings with Chaekgeori, and paintings of common people using the five cardinal colours; Korea's traditional colours.
Proof of Concept is an exhibition that marks the halfway point in a two year journey for the 11 makers taking part in HANDSHAKE 8; a professional development programme for contemporary jewellers.
Yeonjae Choi's sculptural figures invite you to peer into their illuminated openings, revealing hidden realms nestled inside.
Biomorphic Beings features artwork by Kiara Schaumkell, Rose Lasham, Sasha Ellis, and Saskia van Dijk. This exhibition explores the concept of bodily regeneration, informed by the biological form as a composition of reconstructed flesh, fluids, and cells.
