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Start Date
3 November -  
End Date
8 November 2026
Artist
Ruby Solly, Alistair Fraser, Neil Johnstone and Andrew Mcdougall
Main Image
An abstract dream-like image with a skull of a whale, footprints in the sand and the moon in the background
Opening
Opening Hours
Tuesday - Sunday: 11am-6pm
Description

In How to See a Song, How to Hear a Picture four artists cross disciplines and oceans to explore whakapapa, ritual, and sound, amidst the unheard and the unseen. Ancient relics receive new colours, old taonga become new heirlooms, and 2D paintings are given the opportunity to sing.

With taonga puoro from Alistair Fraser, photography from Neil Johnstone, and paintings from Ruby Solly, a silent and otherworldly magic is taken from the walls and the air, to the page in this commemorative text that explores process, intention, and journeys both external and internal.

 

EVENTS

Alistair will perform taonga pūoro looping Friday and Saturday 12:30-1:30pm and 5-6pm

 

CONTACT

Alistair Fraser taongapuoro@gmail.com

Start Date
10 November -  
End Date
15 November 2026
Artist
Made By Maranga
Main Image
Hand made hats and colourful canvases for sale
Opening
Opening Hours
Tuesday - Friday: 10am - 7pm
Saturday: 10am - 4pm
Sunday: 10am - 3pm
Description

Made by Maranga is a creative collective of adults with intellectual disabilities based here in Wellington. We create a wide range of bespoke, handmade products working towards a goal of self employment. We love showcasing our talents to the community and we are proud and grateful that we can come back to Thistle hall every year for our annual creative market.

 

Contact

Facebook: Made by Maranga
Instagram: @madebymaranga