Exhibitions in Auckland

Enter the world of Tupaia, Tahitian high priest, navigator, and artist. Go back in time to 1769 and journey with him on Captain Cook’s Endeavour from Tahiti to Aotearoa.

Machine Makers is a must-see fun and immersive exhibition showcasing the fundamentals of engineering. Robot characters help to explain the six simple machines: building blocks for more complex inventions.

Located on stunning Waiheke Island just 35 minutes from Auckland CBD this exhibition of sculptures by some of Waiheke's leading sculptors sees new works placed throughout Oneroa village.

Various session times daily.
Bookings essential.

This will be a selling and educational exhibition telling the story of the discovery and exploration of New Zealand from the time the first explorers entered the Pacific.

Mafine is a solo exhibition of acrylic paintings on canvas inspired by the female form. 81-year-old Samoan artist, Pusi Urale, explores abstract painting and pointillism using vibrant colours to express her unique point of view.

Dusty Room Productions are very excited to present our latest production, ALONE - a heart-racing intergalactic exploration of what, or who, is worth saving. This show will be presented as part of Auckland Fringe Festival 2020.

Bus Trip to Devonport Museum and the Naval Museum at Torpedo Bay. Lunch in Devonport. Leaves the Silverdale Pioneer Village at 9. 30 am on Friday the 7th February.

Join us for a rare weekend opportunity to visit Gibbs Farm to help raise funds for Auckland Art Gallery.

This is a rare opportunity to spend a Saturday at the Gibbs Farm Sculpture Park with all the family. Sited amidst the rolling hills, above the banks of the sparkling Kaipara Harbour, is a spectacular collection of sculpture from both NZ and international artists of renown.