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Kate Sheppard ribbons come to life in art
Team up and move the Kate Sheppard ribbons in a new interactive sculpture by artist Jae Kang in Pukekohe.
New sculptures to celebrate women's suffrage
Two more sculptures are to be unveiled as part of a public art series commemorating the 125th anniversary of women’s suffrage in New Zealand.
Pop Poetry lifts words off the page with music
In a first for Pop Poetry, music will join light projection to lift words off the page.
Five beautiful public spaces to enjoy this summer
Auckland’s parks and playgrounds come alive during the summer with friends and family getting together.
Walks in the city - Te Paparahi Toi Māori
Discover Māori art, culture and history in the heart of the city.
Tune into nature at Shifting Atmospheres
A new art project, Shifting Atmospheres, allows visitors to explore Waharau Regional Park through recorded sounds.
Creative Communities Scheme funding available for Auckland art projects
The current funding round supporting emerging and established Auckland artists is closing later this month.
The untold stories of kauri dieback
A new photography exhibition examines kauri dieback through the stories of people fighting to save our trees.
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