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Current exhibition:
One emerging from
a point of view

12 November 2023 —
28 January 2024

Wu Tsang One emerging from a point of view, 2019 (installation view) two-channel overlapping projections 5.1 surround sound 43 minutes courtesy of the artist and Galerie Isabella Bortolozzi photo by Sam Hartnett

Current exhibition:
two sides of the moon

12 November 2023 —
28 January 2024

Yukari 海堀 Kaihori two sides of the moon, 2023 (installation view) iron sand, Japanese calligraphy paper, rabbit skin glue, iron oxide, glass, iron, bronze, resin, seashells, plant-based plastic. dimensions variable photo by Sam Hartnett

Current exhibition:
Disco Volante

12 November 2023 —
28 January 2024

Caryline Boreham Dark silent metallic object, 2023 (installation view) Light moving erratically, 2023 (installation view) Three oval lights approaching in triangular formation, 2023 (installation view) three inkjet prints on ACM board 1495mm x 1200mm photo by Sam Hartnett

Current exhibition:
Louisa Afoa (Aotearoa NZ):
Essential Household Items

12 November 2023 —
28 January 2024

Louisa Afoa Essential Household Items, 2023 (installation view) four inkjet prints 690mm x 500mm photo by Sam Hartnett

Current exhibition:
Luke Shaw (Aotearoa NZ):
(Re)Calling Home

12 November 2023 —
28 January 2024

View towards Sugarloaf Communication Tower, Ōtautahi Christchurch. Image by Luke Shaw.

Current exhibition:
Ardit Hoxha (Aotearoa NZ/KS):
lost dream[s]

12 November 2023 —
28 January 2024

Ardit Hoxha lost dream[s], 2023 (installation view) inkjet billboard prints 3000mm x 2400mm photo by Sam Hartnett

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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