Art, Artwriting and Institutional Frameworks | Bridie Lonie
26th October
2018
Art, Artwriting and Institutional Frameworks | Bridie Lonie
26th October
2018
Reimagining a Resource | Tia Pohatu
25th October
2018
AAAH 2018 & Blue Oyster Present: Blind Jam #3
Motoko Kikkawa
19th October
2018
Artefact | Weekly Screening
17th October - 21st November
2018
Form and Voice Extended Conversations Intensive #2
13th July - 15th July
2018
Presentation | Dr Lyn Carter
6th June
2018
SHOP
Film screening | Bright Cave: Lights Dimmed
30th May
2018
Film screening | Bright Cave: Lights Dimmed
30th May
2018
In Conversation | Miranda Parkes and Robyn Maree Pickens
Miranda Parkes
19th May
2018
Deschool - Proposal for a drift
16th May
2018
Extended Conversations Intensive #1 Criticism and Care
6th April - 8th April
2018
Tao Wells | Publication Launch
28th March
2018
Pantograph Punch x Blue Oyster: Arts Writing Workshop
7th September - 8th September
2017
FOLLOW
Winter Social Club | Film #6: Beau Travail (1999)
24th August
2017
Winter Social Club | Film #5: The Decameron (1971)
10th August
2017
Fu-On Chung and Sam Thomas | Artist Talk
Sam Thomas & Fu-On Chung
2nd August
2017
Winter Social Club | Film #4: Jalsaghar (1958)
27th July
2017
Winter Social Club | Film #3: Four Nights of a Dreamer (1971)
13th July
2017
Winter Social Club | Film #2: Le Bonheur (1965)
29th June
2017
Winter Social Club | Film #1: Chinese Roulette (1976)
15th June
2017
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A World of Doubt. Luke Shaw
Red-toned photograph of the lighthouse at Taiaroa Head.

“NEW ZEALAND LIGHTHOUSES (No.24) - The Lighthouse at Taiaroa Head. Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 7, 9 January 1932.” copyright owned by Stuff NZ. This image Is licensed under CC BY 4.0 / Cropped and colourised by Luke Shaw.

Current Exhibition

Tūrei 10 Pēpuere -
Hātarei 14 Māehe

Tuesday 10 February -
Saturday 14 March

2026

Past Event

Navigating Slowly
Still from All the way to Te Rerenga Wairua Ana Iti (2017)

Still from All the way to Te Rerenga Wairua Ana Iti (2017)

Paraire 6 Māehe

Friday 6 March

2026


Dunedin Public Art Gallery auditorium