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New extension opens at Estuary Arts Centre
A new extension doubles the size of the Estuary Arts Centre in Ōrewa
Toi Whītiki celebrates Auckland’s unique cultural identity
Toi Whītiki, Auckland Council's new arts plan, weaves the city's creative strands together.
Sculptor of the Week – Marte Szirmay
Auckland-based artist Marte Szirmay’s sculpture, Seek, is an acquisition award winner, for the permanent collection at Auckland Botanic Gardens.
Manukau set for transformation
The announcement by Panuku Development Auckland about major grades in Manukau has been welcomed by local residents.
Hearts of the City: Elsie
The most recent addition to the Hearts of the City series of art on walls around the city is the huge and stunning portrait, Elsie, created by Askew One.
Five years of progress in Ōtara-Papatoetoe
With Auckland Council recently reaching its fifth anniversary, we take a closer look at the local progress in Ōtara, Manukau and Papatoetoe.
Albert-Eden Local Board reflects on five years of achievements
Auckland Council’s five-year milestone is an opportunity to reflect on the achievements of the Albert-Eden Local Board during this time.
Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre to pop up in Auckland
William Shakespeare’s famous Globe Theatre will rise again – in Auckland.
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Events102 Results
Sampler – Depot Artspace Members Show
An exhibition of small works showcasing each artist’s unique abilities and style.
Tūhuratia Exploded
This colourful and fun exhibition explores new and creative ways to engage with technology.
Linda Gair – Conflict of Interest
In this body of work Linda Gair has sought to express some of her opinions regarding several topical issues we are facing today.
Break Bread
Take a seat at your table as this ambitious theatre experience meets you where you are, at home.
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.