Echoes of the Sea: Witnessing Ecological Loss Ruth Minh Ha 23 October 2024 Whakawhanaukataka Jess Nicholson 2nd November - 20th December 2024 The calm wind shapes the boat Susu 25th October - 24th November 2024 Whakawhanaukataka workshop and kōrero 30th November 2024 Drawn to see(a) Rozana Lee 21st September - 26th October 2024 Unstable institutional memory: 10 years at the Blue Oyster 8th September - 3rd October 2009 Idle Hands Zoe Thompson-Moore, Dulce Lamarca & Kate Mitchell 23rd February - 16th April 2022 SHOP A Town Called Lawrence 11th November - 22nd November 2003 Tomorrow is Today Now Deborah Rundle 25th June - 30th July 2022 unpainted Helen Calder, James Bellaney, Kim Pieters & Fu-On Chung 23rd September - 18th October 2014 Shoaling Yolanda Hickman 26th August - 3rd October 2020 Constellation 21st August - 8th September 2007 Sea / Soar 13th July - 31st July 2004 Deep Sea Dis-comedusae 28th August - 29th September 2012 FOLLOW Mind and Matter: Revisiting the Romantic Sublime 14th March - 25th March 2000 MODERNLOVE 3rd June - 28th June 2008 A night of performance 20th February - 3rd March 2001 Somewhere Between Nothing and Nowhere Phoebe Hinchliff & Luke Shaw 29th January - 27th February 2021 MEN 8th April - 3rd May 2008 What If, Abel Tasman Francis van Hout 19th September - 26th October 2013 what should I do now, with my hands? Beth Caird & Faith Wilson 11th July - 4th August 2018 SUBSCRIBE
Blue Oyster Whakawhanaukataka. Jess Nicholson 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 Hātarei 30 Noema Saturday 30 November 2024 16 Dowling Street