Whakawhanaukataka workshop and kōrero
30th November
2024
The calm wind shapes the boat
Susu
25th October - 24th November
2024
Echoes of the Sea: Witnessing Ecological Loss
Ruth Minh Ha
23 October 2024
Drawn to see(a)
Rozana Lee
21st September - 26th October
2024
Whakawhanaukataka
Jess Nicholson
2nd November - 20th December
2024
the heart hath ears
7th March - 25th March
2006
Private Lodgings | I'd rather be both
Daegan Wells & Connah Podmore
2nd August - 27th August
2016
SHOP
Matairaki
Megan Brady, Antony Deaker, Moewai Marsh & Ana Iti
28th June - 10th July
2022
Nocturnal Emissions
28th May - 8th June
2002
Joan: God’s Own
11th September - 29th September
2007
Heavy to Hold
Ana Iti
2nd February - 27th February
2016
Introduced Birds
7th September - 2nd October
2010
Pastel Prick
2nd October - 13th October
2001
The Company
Sam Clague
29th October - 3rd December
2022
FOLLOW
2005 Graduate Exhibition
24th January - 11th February
2005
Mobile
26th October - 13th November
2004
The Chrisp and Smooth and Lively Hopped
11th December - 23rd December
2001
The last solo exhibition in the world
5th December - 16th December
2000
Tenderhooks
12th July - 30th July
2005
The False Demographic
Ted Whitaker, Chloe Geoghegan, Robert Carter, Brendan Jon Philip, Stella Corkery & Ondřej Vicena
7th October - 31st October
2015
Under the influence
5th October - 23rd October
2004
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Blue Oyster

Whakawhanaukataka. Jess Nicholson
Research image courtesy of the artist

Research image courtesy of the artist

Current Exhibition

Hātarei 2 Noema -
Paraire 20 Tīhema

Saturday 2 November -
Friday 20 December

2024

Past Event

Whakawhanaukataka workshop and kōrero
Jess Nicholson, Stone curtain (detail), Recycled clay and glass, Maukatere clay, Rakahuri clay, sand and stones, Huriawa kōkōwai, Tapu te Ranga kōkōwai, Pukekura kōkōwai, Matatā pumice, Broad Bay clay, 2024. Photo: Miranda Bellamy

Jess Nicholson, Stone curtain (detail), Recycled clay and glass, Maukatere clay, Rakahuri clay, sand and stones, Huriawa kōkōwai, Tapu te Ranga kōkōwai, Pukekura kōkōwai, Matatā pumice, Broad Bay clay, 2024.

Photo: Miranda Bellamy

Hātarei 30 Noema

Saturday 30 November

2024


16 Dowling Street