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Art trail and exhibition opens in St Heliers this week
Ōrākei Local Board is supporting businesses and the arts to thrive in St Heliers.
Tune into nature at Shifting Atmospheres
A new art project, Shifting Atmospheres, allows visitors to explore Waharau Regional Park through recorded sounds.
Art meets science: let’s make rainbows
Now our children can make rainbows when the sun shines, thanks to the creativity of artists and scientists working together.
Kid Justice gets them talking
A public artwork installed to celebrate women’s suffrage is doing what good art should.
Auckland Art Gallery to launch collaboration with fashion designer Karen Walker
Toi o Tāmaki is partnering on a range of accessories inspired by pioneering artist Frances Hodgkins.
The Brontë Sisters in Auckland
A long way from the wild moors of Yorkshire, discover the Brontë Sisters' first published work.
Electric cars power Devonport art installations
The annual GLOW@Artweek event combines the work of local artists with renewable energy technology.
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f.stop Photo Fair
Celebrate all things photography with the community and DIY spirit of Auckland Zinefest.
There Were No Photos: A Community Exhibition
This exhibition calls on artists to reflect on time periods where there were no photos.
Kids Only Market
Games, dolls, books, and baking will all be swapped or sold.
ARBORIALIS Luminarium
Inspired by the natural world, simulating the wonder and awe of being lost in a forest.
Connected Disconnect
Enter the captivating world of Robyn Wilkinson's debut exhibition, Connected Disconnect.
Diverse-city 2.0 - Auckland's Multicultural Communities
Come and engage with these communities, their social networks, and their stories.
"I'm Fine (I Lied)" by Jenny Zhong
Full Digital Upload is an interdisciplinary exhibition challenging the constraints of accessible...
A Different Light: First Photographs of Aotearoa
Explore the wonder of this new technology that changed the way we see ourselves forever.
