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Precious cargo lands safely on Queens Wharf
The shell of ‘The Lighthouse’ by Michael Parekowhai was lifted into position on Queens Wharf.
The story behind a well-known sculpture
Watch a video about the history of 'Opened Stone', which once stood outside the city's art gallery.
Auckland’s virtual reality evolution
Enter the ‘virtual reality evolution’. It’s here, it’s growing and it’s going to be powerful.
Searching for Gottfried Lindauer portraits
It is estimated there are more than 100 original paintings by the prolific 19th-century portraitist yet to be discovered.
The eyes of the god, Tāwhirimātea
In celebration of Matariki Festival 2016 Auckland Libraries has created a short video that tells the story of the dawning of the Māori new year. This story is one version of many different interpretations of Matariki.
Council integrating arts and culture into everyday life
For the first time since council amalgamation, a wide snapshot across the council family is capturing the range of arts and culture activity from its many departments and council controlled organisations.
Celebrating cultural identity with visual artist, Peata Larkin
Peata Larkin is referencing traditional Māori motifs to create innovative and sought after paintings that celebrate our unique identity.
A new look arts centre for Howick
On 11 June, Howick’s Uxbridge Arts Centre reopened after a year long redevelopment, realising the community’s vision for a fit for purpose arts and culture facility.
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Hā – Breathe │ Ngā Rangatahi Toa
HĀ—it is life, connection, and wairua. This rangatahi co-designed exhibition explores Hā as the u...
Moemoeā │ Paige Nebbeling
In Māori tradition, moemoeā (dreams) are more than subconscious visions; they serve as prophecies...
TŪHONONGA: Co-Occupying Between Rangi And Papa by Matangireia Yates-Francis
Grounded in Māori knowledge and bridging Te Ao Māori and Te Ao Pākehā, it envisions a cohesive fu...
Matariki Festival 2025
Celebrate the Māori new year in Tāmaki Makaurau during Matariki Festival 2025.
Pauline Yearbury: Life in Forms
An exhibition of works by Pauline Yearbury (1926–1977, Ngāpuhi), one of the first Māori artists t...
Te Huinga Tai – The Gathering of Tides
Artists Poi Ngawati and Angus Muir enhance the mural with light designs that reflect the relation...
Ngā Toi o te Tāhuhu
Each work in the exhibition honours the past, embraces the present, and looks toward the future,...
Kotahitanga: Ō Wairoa Marae in the Tainui Garden of Memories
In this exhibition, the history and purpose of Ō Wairoa Marae in the Tainui Garden of Memories is...
