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Still from Christopher Ulutupu, Sisifo, 2024, moving image. Courtesy of Jhana Millers Gallery. Still from Christopher Ulutupu, Sisifo, 2024, moving image. Courtesy of Jhana Millers Gallery. Still from Christopher Ulutupu, Sisifo, 2024, moving image.

School Holiday: Wool Craft at the Petone Settlers Museum. This workshop takes place at the Petone Settlers Museum. Thursday 10. th. July. 10-12.00pm. Whānau| FREE. Drop-in to the Petone Settlers Museum with your whole whānau and get hands on with

Whānau Drop-in: Shoes! Tuesday 8th July. 10am-11.30am. 1pm-2.30pm . Kids Only| $10. Bookings Essential. Sculpt with stone, polymer clay and natural materials in this workshop inspired by our exhibition Pohatu Roa: Stories in Stone. Close. This

School Holiday: Stone and Sculpture. Tuesday 8 July. 10-11.30am. 1-2.30pm . Kids Only| $10. Sculpt with stone, polymer clay and natural materials in this workshop inspired by our exhibition Pohatu Roa: Stories in Stone. Close. This site uses

School Holiday: Prints and Patterns. Thursday 3rd July. 11am-12pm. Whānau|FREE. Design and sculpt an imaginative, creative and completely unwearable shoe of your dreams. Or be inspired by the shoes on your very one feet. Join our educators and make

Image Credit:. Armando Perla, photograph by Paula Rivera. Santa Crucita by Juan José Guillén pictured in Beyond the Vanishing Maya: Voices of a Land in Resistance, a recent project Perla will discuss in this lecture, photograph by Darren Rigo.

GHOST ATTAR – An Olfactory Creation Workshop with Nathan Taare. $80 | 11am - 12.30pm. Smell the ghosts. This is an invitation to step into the unseen world of scent—where each bottle holds a ghost: a single, strange aroma molecule rarely

Friday 13 June, 3.30-4pm. Free. BIRDPARTY’s brooding, dark and powerful rhythms, offset by electronic synth beats, create the perfect soundtrack to the darkly surprising and youthful sensibilities of The Brood. Their song Motion Safety provides

Saturday 7 June. 12.30pm - 2.30pm| FREE. Me he toroa e tau ana ki te au / Like the toroa resting on the current, five Kāi Tahu poets will land at Te Whanganui-a-Tara, bringing kupu from many places and gathering together. Ruby Solly, Liam Jacobson,

Cancelled. Saturday 7 June. 12.30pm and 2pm| FREE. “Rere Ao” is a Cook Islands dance theatre response to Shannon Te Ao’s poetic visual installation la rā, ia rā. This show explores the movement between realms of life, death, and the present

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School Holiday: Wool Craft at the Petone Settlers Museum

Whānau Drop-in: Shoes!

School Holiday: Stone and Sculpture

School Holiday: Prints and Patterns

Lecture: Curating from Land, Memory, and Resistance with Armando Perla

GHOST ATTAR – An Olfactory Creation Workshop with Nathan Taare

BIRDPARTY Live at The Dowse with RadioActive.FM

Ka Rere kā Kupu - Poetry from Kāi Tahu

Rere Ao - Flight Between Worlds