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Matariki Festival Diary: Kids
Check out the best events for kids in Matariki Festival 2019.
Matariki Festival Diary: Highlights
We've picked out some of the highlights coming up in Matariki Festival 2019.
Matariki Festival Diary: Light
Check out this selection of special, light themed events taking place during Matariki Festival 2019.
Milford embraces ‘Beacon’
A striking new circular sculpture in polished stainless steel takes its place in Milford Reserve.
Young artists mentored on Waiheke
E Tipu E Rea is pairing youth with established Māori artists.
Australian bushfire victims helped by Papakura concert
A variety concert at Papakura's Hawkins Theatre over the weekend will raise money for Australia's Bushfire Relief Fund.
Randwick Park gets creative
Manurewa Local Board grant funding is being used to allow children at Manu Tukutuku in Randwick Park to exercise their creativity through art.
Arts coordinator role funded for Waiheke
Waiheke Local Board has given funding to community arts group Kāhui Creative Waiheke to establish a community-led arts coordinator role on the island.
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Events114 Results
The House is Full
An exhibition that considers artistic practices on the fringes of anti-establishment art movements in Aotearoa.
Ecotones
Sonja Drake shares exquisite watercolours of Wairau Creek and the Mairangi Bay waterways.
Wa:Hine – Wai:Rua
Ashlee Tawhiti creates an immersive space for meditative thought as part of Matariki Festival 2022.
Remembering Forward
Photographer Russ Flatt explores the delicate complexities of youth and adolescence.
Doc Edge Festival 2022
Experience the best documentaries from New Zealand and around the world.
A Place to Stand: Contemporary Indian Art in Aotearoa
This collaborative show explores the question 'What is contemporary New Zealand Indian art?'
Nature Boy: The Photography of Olaf Petersen
Olaf's minimal photographs draw you into an unchaotic natural world.
Declaration: A Pacific Feminist Agenda
An exhibition that maps a feminist trajectory in contemporary Pacific art.