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Current exhibition:
Elsewhere and nowhere else

12 June 2022 —
04 September 2022

Li-Ming Hu, Boney (Phoney?) M, 2020 (still). Image courtesy of the artist.

Current exhibition:
The house is full

12 June 2022 —
04 September 2022

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

Current exhibition:
Deanna Dowling: Concrete probabilities

12 June 2022 —
04 September 2022

Deanna Dowling, Concrete probabilities, 2022. Fabric, concrete (aggregate and trace seawater, collected from seawalls). Photo by Sam Hartnett.

Current exhibition:
Hana Pera Aoake & Priscilla Rose Howe: Neither Solid nor Liquid

12 June 2022 —
04 September 2022

Hana Pera Aoake & Priscilla Rose Howe, Neither Solid nor Liquid, 2022 (detail). Image courtesy of the artists.

Current exhibition:
Kirstin Carlin: Standing in the Sun

12 June 2022 —
31 July 2022

Kirstin Carlin, Standing in the Sun, 2022. Photo by Sam Hartnett.
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Past
exhibitions

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Josephine Jelicich, Messages from the Stars, 2022. Brushed aluminium, perspex, glass. 10820 x 2970 x 320mm. Commissioned by Te Tuhi, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. Photo by Sam Hartnett.

Ata koia!

Connor Fitzgerald, Love Letter, 2022 (still). Video. 53 mins. Commissioned by Te Tuhi, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. Image courtesy of the artist.

Wild Once More

Te Pō, 2021 (installation view). Curated by James Tapsell-Kururangi. Works by Wai Ching Chan, Katie Middleton, Tira Walsh, Tom Tuke, Gabi Lardies and Abigail Aroha Jensen. Photo by Sam Hartnett.

Te Pō
Chantel Matthews, Tides of Life, 2021 (installation view). 200 AWWA period underwear, washing line, pegs. Available to be taken during the course of the exhibition. Commissioned by Te Tuhi, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. Photo by Sam Hartnett.

PONO: The potential of making something that leads to nothing

Christopher Ulutupu, What’s the worst you could do?, 2021 (still). Two-channel HD video, sound. 10 mins 48 secs. Cinematography by Haz Forrester. Sound & camera assist by Kane Laing. Commissioned by Te Tuhi, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland.

The Inner Lives of Islands

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