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Adventurous artists invited to apply for Auckland Council residency
Adventurous and experienced artists are invited to apply before 24 February 2020 for Auckland Council’s parks-based residency.
$16m for beloved arts, education groups
A $16 million boost is being given to some of Auckland’s most well-loved arts, educational and rescue services.
Sculptor of the Week – Natalie Guy
Natalie’s Guy sculpture Karesansui makes a unique contribution to the Auckland Botanic Gardens, a celebration of the South Pacific garden.
Sculptor of the week - James Wright
James Wright's sculpture Ratiti Mya is on display at the Auckland Botanic Gardens this summer.
Sculptor of the week - Bing Dawe
Christchurch-based sculptor Bing Dawe is exhibiting at Sculpture in the Gardens until 6 March 2016.
Sculptor of the Week - Bev Goodwin
Auckland-based artist Bev Goodwin drew inspiration from buoys bobbing on the sea in Sicily, Crete and Greece to create her Sculpture in the Gardens exhibit.
Sculptor of the week – Jamie Pickernell
Rotorua-based artist Jamie Pickernell has won the McConnell Family Supreme Award for his Sculpture Keep, which is on display now at Sculpture in the Gardens.
Sculptor of the Week – Llew Summers
Llew Summer’s sculpture, To the End of Love, is a return to his first universal theme as an artist – man and woman together.
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Events120 Results
Wishing on a Star
Māpura artists come together through art to celebrate Matariki.
Sound of our Streets
A winter youth performance festival activating the streets of Auckland.
Scenes from a Yellow Peril
An uncomfortable, playful and enlightening provocation on racism and privilege in Aotearoa.
Matariki Festival 2022
An exciting line-up of more than 85 events region wide.
Te Tomokanga ki te Pō
This incredible mahi toi is a glowing waharoa standing 26 feet tall.
Emily Karaka: Matariki Ring of Fire
The exhibition centres on the festival of Matariki.
Elsewhere and Nowhere Else
This exhibition features artwork by Kah Bee Chow, Li-Ming Hu and Yuk King Ta.