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Lucie Rie, Set of Bowls, c. 1955. Collection of The Dowse Art Museum, Dame Doreen Blumhardt Bequest. In fond memory of Dame Doreen Blumhardt. Best of The Blumhardt, in The Dowse's Blumhardt Gallery, celebrates the vision of one of New Zealand’s

Bridgit Anderson, Waimari Cemetary, 2005 - 2006. Courtesy of Sofa galelry and Centre Contemporary Art, Christchurch. Step into an unfamiliar territory with Bridgit Anderson's exhibtion. In Caring for the Dead, Bridgit Anderson takes the viewer into

Bridgit Anderson, Waimari Cemetary, 2005 - 2006. Courtesy of Sofa galelry and Centre Contemporary Art, Christchurch. Come see the new show for children at TheNewDowse. A new exhibition for children celebrating the magical touch of textiles.

Sam Mitchell, Janus, 2010 - Courtesy of The Wallace Arts Trust. The annual Wallace Art Awards is the longest running award of its type in New Zealand. The Dowse will showcase the winners and most of the finalists; the only Wellington venue to host

Installation Views by Jeff McEwan. A contemporary take on watercolour. Watercolour has become synonymous with cloyingly sentimental depictions of colonial landscapes, cottage gardens and softly modelled portraits and seemed destined to be locked in

Joanna Langford, The Howling Country, 2010. Courtesy of Mary Newton Gallery. A collective exhibition centered around how we relate to our environmentUnder Construction is a collection of artist projects that respond to notions of space, location and

Andréa du Chatenier, Goldenage, 2010. Courtesy of the artist and Mary Newton gallery. After an era of natural disasters, war, and financial catastrophe, we have a Goldenage. Andréa du Chatenier's exhibition is a tableau of feminine desire and

John Lake, Crude Futures, 2010. Mixing surrealism with a documentary approach. John Lake is primarily concerned with exploring the underlying themes and meta-narratives within contemporary culture, particularly those enacted in suburbia. In Crude

Victoria University, School of Architecture: The Plant Room. Photo by Timm Gittos. The next instalment of HotHouse, the popular exhibition of New Zealand's hottest entrepreneurial ideas, features a spectrum of eco-products incorporating sustainable

Leon van den Eijkel, Cross(road), 2009. Wander at will to view inspiring sculptures here at The Dowse and set amongst the trees, flowers and stream of the beautiful Civic Gardens just over the road. Banks Shoes Shapeshifter has grown to be the major

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Best of the Blumhardt

Caring for the Dead

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Wallace Art Awards 2010

Liquid Dreams

Under Construction

Andréa du Chatenier: Goldenage

John Lake: Crude Futures

Hothouse 3

Shapeshifter 2010