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

Roman Mitch: Red Teddy

curated by Mokopōpaki

25 September 2022 —
13 November 2022

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Isabella Dampney, Feast of the Ass, 2022

Isabella Dampney: Feast of the Ass

curated by Andrew Kennedy

25 September 2022 —
27 November 2022

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Ava Seymour, I’m Here For The Butterflies, 2022 (detail). Image courtesy of the artist.

Ava Seymour:
I’m Here For The Butterflies & Story Of Love

curated by Andrew Kennedy

25 September 2022 —
27 November 2022

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Janine Randerson, Haupapa Breathes, 2022. 10 of 10 digital images made in Haupapa awa. Te Tuhi Digital Billboard. image courtesy of artist.

Janine Randerson:
Haupapa Breathes

curated by Andrew Kennedy

23 September 2022 —
21 December 2022

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Polynesian Triangle

Huarere: Weather Eye, Weather Ear

curated by Janine Randerson

21 June 2022 —
21 June 2023

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Permanent works

Michael Parekōwhai, Atarangi II, 2005 (detail). Mixed media permanent sculpture. Commissioned by Te Tuhi, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. Courtesy of the artist and Michael Lett

Michael Parekōwhai:
Atarangi II

A.D. Schierning, Freedom Fruit Gardens, 2007–. Commissioned by Te Tuhi, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. Photo by Amy Weng, 2019.

A.D. Schierning:
Freedom Fruit Gardens

Julian Dashper, Untitled (Black: for Fred Sandback), 2001-08, edition 1/10, Untitled (Blue: for Fred Sandback), 2001–2008, edition 1/10 (installation view). Coloured pencil on wall, plaque. On long term loan from the estate of the artist

Julian Dashper:
Untitled (Black: for Fred Sandback)
Untitled (Blue: for Fred Sandback)

Shannon Novak, Deep Concinnity, 2015 (installation view). Commissioned by Te Tuhi, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. Photo by Sam Hartnett

Shannon Novak:
Fissure III, IX and XI