Exhibitions in Auckland

Explore the evolution of aerospace innovation and technology with an exciting new exhibition touching down at MOTAT this summer.

Experiences of the First World War in New Zealand.

Marvel at these 24 stunning examples of movable and pop-up books from Sir George Grey Special Collections.

A collective of Pacific and Māori fashion designers, artists, and performers, the Pacific Sisters electrified 1990s Auckland, bringing the ground-breaking style of an urban, New Zealand–born Pacific generation to the mainstream.

Works by poets from the renowned South Auckland Poets Collective (SPAC) are on show for the first time, alongside ephemera, interviews, and recordings.

Sculpture on the Gulf runs from 1-24 March 2019 on beautiful Waiheke Island – only a 35 minute Fullers360 ferry ride from downtown Auckland.

Gayle Chong Kwan: Wastescape – weaving landscapes of politics, dairy and waste.

Layover, the latest exhibition in a continuing series, considers Indigeneity as being-in-motion.

Gibbs Farm is an amazing outdoor sculpture trail of massive scale. Ahuroa School, the local primary school, is hosting a trail through the sculptures to raise funds for an outdoor classroom. Come and join us for an invigorating walk through the beautiful hills of Makarau Valley.

These drop-in workshops are led by the artists of the showing exhibition titled 'Te Rima Ora o te Metua Vaine'. They are members of two Māngere Collectives - Tiare Taina and the Polynesian Creative Artists.