2nd March - 13th April

2024

Soda ash

Ed Ritchie

16th December - 24th February

2024

SKY WORLD 2049

Joshua Harris-Harding

27th November - 17th December

2023

Araam

Quishile Charan

4th November - 9th December

2023

Ngā raraunga o te Mākū: te hā o Haupapa

Ron Bull, Stefan Marks, Janine Randerson, Rachel Shearer & Heather Purdie

15th September - 28th October

2023

Like water by water

Carol Anne Bauer, Dilohana Lekamge, Fiona Pardington & Suji Park

12th August - 3rd September

2023

SHOP

All

Osmologies

Jo Burzynska

22nd July - 2nd September

2023

Ka kore, Kua kore

Aidan Taira Geraghty & Moewai Marsh

10th June - 15th July

2023

Pieces Spaces Species

Yana Dombrowsky-M’Baye, Lucy Hill & Taarn Scott

22nd April - 27th May

2023

The Blue Oyster Artist Run Gym

Anna-Marie Mirfin, E-Kare, Harrison Freeth & Samantha Mitchell

25th February - 15th April

2023

toko by and by

Madison Kelly

10th December - 18th February

2023

The Company

Sam Clague

29th October - 3rd December

Caitlin Rose Donnelly, Kate Stevens West, Alix Ashworth & Emma Kitson

17th September - 22nd October

2022

Fepotalanoa′aki pea mo ′eku fanga kui: In conversation with my great-great-great-grannies

′Uhila Tu′ipulotu Nai

6th August - 10th September

2022

Matairaki

Megan Brady, Antony Deaker, Moewai Marsh & Ana Iti

28th June - 10th July

2022

Tomorrow is Today Now

Deborah Rundle

25th June - 30th July

2022

Gloss

Angela Goh & Bree Richards

28th May - 31st December

Orooro te toki nā Hinetūāhōanga

Kahurangiariki Smith & Lane Le Prevost-Smith

11th May - 25th June

2022

Past Exhibition

Wenerei 27 Hepetema -
Hātarei 21 Oketopa

Wednesday 27 September -
Saturday 21 October

2017

Unpacking the definition of ‘insider’ within the publicly funded contemporary arts space, Tiger Murdoch have sought and collated visual, written and verbal responses to the term in their exhibition, The Insider.

The basic poster, or paste-up, Tiger Murdoch’s tool of choice, has been seen throughout Ōtepoti and on s ocial media for the month’s prior to this exhibition giving voice to anyone who chooses to engage with and respond to the campaign. Using public space; street and gallery, as a site for response to inequality, allows for the propaganda-like campaign to act as the catalyst for conversation and directly questions the hierarchies that govern culture and critical thinking.

Tiger Murdoch, The Insider, 2017.

Tiger Murdoch

Tāmaki Makaurau-based collaborative duo, Kelly Pretty and Matt Dowman aka Tiger Murdoch work as Artist and Activist, posing confrontational questions about social welfare, gentrification, political turmoil and global injustice to the public. Recent exhibitions include: White Night, Pah Homestead, Auckland (2017); New Perspectives with Simon Denny, Artspace, Auckland (2016); Artists without Borders, Mississippi, USA (2016).