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Current exhibition:
Logic Paralyzes the Heart

20 August 2023 —
22 October 2023

Lynn Hershman Leeson, Logic Paralyzes the Heart, 2021 (installation view) photo by Samuel Hartnett

Current exhibition:
REM Sleep

20 August 2023 —
22 October 2023

Chia-En Jao REM Sleep, 2011 (installation view) photo by Samuel Hartnett

Current exhibition:
Bodies of Water, Made of Land

20 August 2023 —
22 October 2023

Harrison Freeth and Benjamin Work, Bodies of Water, Made of Land 2023 (installation view) copper, archival paper, volcanic rock, video projection Commissioned by Te Tuhi (Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland) photography credit Samuel Hartnett

Current exhibition:
7/7, 14 views

20 August 2023 —
22 October 2023

Catherine Griffiths, 7/7, 14 views, 2023 (installation view) masked acrylic wall paint, photo by Samuel Hartnett

Current exhibition:
Mirror Three

20 August 2023 —
22 October 2023

Yan Jun, studio view, Beijing, China, 2023.

Current exhibition:
peripheral vision

20 August 2023 —
22 October 2023

Shaun Waugh peripheral vision, 2023 image courtesy of the artist

Current exhibition:
World Weather Network

21 June 2022 —
21 June 2024

WWN circle calendar for homepage_with matariki
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Past
exhibitions

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Denise Batchelor, Maureen Lander & Stìobhan Lothian, Ngaru Paewhenua, 2023 (detail). Dried harakeke strips, single-channel video and sound. Commissioned by Te Tuhi, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. Photo by Sam Hartnett.

Huarere:
Weather Eye, Weather Ear

Who can think, what can think, 2023 (installation view). Curated by Bruce E. Phillips. Front: Prue Stevenson, Bio-Neuroambiguous (series), 2018. Photo by Sam Hartnett.

Who can think, what can think

Xi Li, The Transcendence Labyrinth of Idols, 2022 (installation view). Photo by Sam Hartnett.

Xi Li: The Transcendence
Labyrinth of Idols

Roman Mitch, Rūaumoko, 2018 (detail). Image courtesy of the artist and Mokopōpaki, Auckland. Photo: Arekahānara.

Roman Mitch: Red Teddy

Parbhu Makan, Chandu’s Wellington, Parbhu mama’s place 70’s. Image courtesy of the artist.

The house is full

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