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Low Waste Holiday Workshop
Learn how to have a low waste festive season this year with the Auckland Council Waste Wise advisors.
Celebration of Auckland and its Culture
An outdoor street photography exhibition by the Auckland Festival of Photography.
Break Bread
Take a seat at your table as this ambitious theatre experience meets you where you are, at home.
Tūhuratia Exploded
This colourful and fun exhibition explores new and creative ways to engage with technology.
Exhibition: Remember Me by Fa'amele Etuale
Fa’amele Etuale's work pays homage to her alofa (love) for her a’iga (family), God, culture and grief.
Exhibition: Connections
An exhibition where both artists create digital graphics and respond to ideas around how they see themselves and their family relationships.
Exhibition: Matua moe Tama
An intergenerational conversation between Salle Tamatoa and his grandmother Tunaga Funaki that illustrates the importance of magafaoa (family).
PONO: The Potential of Making Something that Leads to Nothing
A free exhibition asking us to consider how to manaaki and hold space when we cannot physically host or be hosted.
Everything is Good
An online exhibition comprised of 38 works by 27 Māpura artists.
Love & Loss
This exhibition explores expressions of love, loss, and longing through a bold and contemporary curatorial lens.
Manpower: Myths of Masculinity
This free exhibition brings into focus images of eroticised male bodies.
Hana Carpenter – Suspended Movement
Hana Carpenter’s work stems from a parallels between painting and the imagery, technology and language of the human and natural sciences.
I Am Island And Sea
Lightboxes glow, the Earth speaks and the voices of Tāmaki Makaurau's young people guide you through this exhibition.
Arrows Falling From The Sun with Felix Pryor
Felix Pryor’s first solo exhibition is a celebration of all that is speculative and fantastical.
Kauri And Tohorā by Jack Wolf
An exhibition of contemporary jewellery pieces made with Rongoā Māori principles.
One Love by Lucie Blaze
This work is executed in acrylic paint, with bold, colourful patterns and solid-coloured canvases.
Potter's Field by Antoinette Ratcliffe
Ratcliffe's taxidermy prompts a dialogue around the relationships between people, the land and wildlife.