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Supporting our vibrant arts and culture sector
Auckland Council’s Parks, Arts, Community and Events Committee has approved 28 applications for grants totalling $422,546 through round one of the 2022/2023 Regional Arts and Culture grants programme.
Preserving heritage for the future
A programme of work to strengthen the Studio One Toi Tū buildings is set to get underway in October.
Meditative Art for everyone
Through active guided meditations, discover an alternative perspective of how to express thoughts, feelings, and conflicts
Local art, local message
Chantel Matthews-Perawiti combined art and community, to raise awareness of the plight and nurture a sense of connection to the Glen Innes’ waterways.
Creative Humans shine in the community
A new art programme is set to bring art to communities - from beaches to town centres
Songwriters 4 Climate Action album release during Music Month
Waitematā Local Board helped fund the recording of the album which took place at Roundhead Studios.
People of Onehunga Portrait Series concludes
The People of Onehunga Portrait series comes to an end this month
120,000+ return to city centre on Fridays and Saturdays in May
Fridays and Saturdays in May saw the highest consistent numbers of people coming to the city centre - Karangahape Road to the waterfront - since before Auckland’s August 2021 lockdown.
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Feminine Traditions – Modern World
An exhibition which explores with curiosity, modern day and personal ideas of femininity, through the practices of weaving, ceramics and painting.
Mixed Media Drawing at Nathan Homestead
This short course will give students the chance to combine different media and techniques to develop a drawing.
CLAS103: Greek Mythology
CLAS 103: Greek Mythology’ is a lecture from world renowned philosopher and lecturer Professor Ross Jacob Livingston.
South-Versed 23
This is an exciting Contemporary Art exhibition that showcases the dynamic and innovative works of ten contemporary artists.
Ngā Whetū
A group exhibition of Māori artists, each showcasing works that speak to ngā whetū (the stars), Puanga and the Matariki cluster.
Combined Cosmologies: The Art of Pauline Thompson 1942 — 2012
This extensive exhibition, brings together all the various strands of Pauline’s work in a retrospective that will give her a new voice.