ARTISTS
Aroha Matchitt Millar (Te Whakatōhea, Ngāti Rangitihi, Ngāi Tūhoe)
Jazmin Tainui Mihi (Te Whānau-Ā-Apanui, Whakatōhea, Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Hine)
Frankie Matchitt Millar (Te Whakatōhea, Ngāti Rangitihi, Ngāi Tūhoe)
Huia Farrar Taite Monro (Tainui, Ngāpuhi, Whakatōhea)
The Spatial Ecologies Lab is an interfaculty research initiative collaboratively hosted by the School of Architecture and the School of Design. It serves as a dynamic platform for advanced exploration of environmental and spatial challenges, combining the strengths of both disciplines. The Lab supports research candidates at Master's and PhD levels, fostering interdisciplinary inquiry that bridges architectural, ecological , and design perspectives.
Kihikihi is an interactive sound installation inspired by the New Zealand chorus cicada, which is renowned for its rhythmic and persistent sound that heralds the end of summer.
In the installation, the audience can activate ‘electronic insects’ by placing them on ‘electronic trees’: once contact is made, the insect starts glowing and chirping. The insects form an orchestra, their voices blending and interweaving into a polyrhythmic sound cloud.
The Young and The Restless is an exhibition showcasing young talented students from two local Wellington boys’ schools, Rongotai College and St Patrick’s College. This will be the first time most of the students will have exhibited their work in a public forum.
We hope through this exhibition to raise the public’s perception of what teenage boys are like and to display their more creative sensitive side. Hopefully the public will get to meet them in a positive and engaging environment.
Works from a Collective of Artists, Designers and Makers in Wellington, New Zealand / Aotearoa.
A chance to see the lovely things we've been making, and maybe to find the perfect gift.
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JUST GOOD STUFF | 6 DAYS OF LOCAL CREATIVE CONSUMABLES
This event is held as part of Tiwhanawhana's fundraising week, Whakapapa and Histories: Keeping Our Stories Alive, in celebration of Queer History Month.
Featuringt Tiwhanawhana artists Elizabeth Kerekere, Jack Trolove and Peri Te Wao.
Margaret Little has produced a series of innovative works that, with playfulness and subtlety, gently remind us how women are influenced by our media.
By using vintage magazines, fashion journals, etiquette manuals and comics as background for the drawn nude and collage, Margaret has created art that is colourful, entertaining and meaningful.
A new sculptural body of work by Douglas Crane looking at the course of an imagery Empire, which is at best an allegory of our own world today. It is centred around five children's swimming pools.
PrettyUgly is a group exhibition with a split personality - 'Pretty' on one side, 'Ugly' on the other.
Featuring art by Cory Mathis, Iain Anderson, Jane Peng, Marc Johnston, Simon Kao, Stacy James Eyles, Stacey Robson, Tom Robinson, T-Wei and Yoii.