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Kirsten Haydon, Ice Buttons, 2005. With a touch of fiction and a little speculation. Everyday Fiction brings together artists whose work imagine the detail of everyday life in times and places beyond here and now. An exhibition curated by our 2013

Cast Iron Coal Lace Iron, c. 1880, Gift of Petone Central School. Wringer and Tub, c. 1910. Gift of Mrs. W.S. Stewart. Collection of Petone Settlers Museum. Dear Nostalgia welcomes you to glimpse the past through objects from the Petone Settlers

Here to There Installation Shot at The Dowse. This exhibition of artworks from The Dowse collection reflects on the notion of journeys. Whether we came to Aotearoa New Zealand on a plane or a boat, across the sky or the sea, following a compass or

Installation view freaturing work by Jim Cooper. Photo by John Lake. Ceramics are back, but not the classic brown pot.New generations of artists are using ceramics with a new freedom, incorporating other materials, and heedless of the traditional art

Reuben Paterson, Estrous, 2009/10. Courtesy of Gow Langsford Gallery. A light-hearted look at how and why exotic animals, usually found in zoos, are represented in New Zealand art. What do these animals mean to us, what do they make us think of?

Malcolm Harrison, The Family (Emerston (Ritz) and Cassandra Edith), 1983 - 1987. Collection of The Dowse Art Museum. Discover the stories behind Malcolm Harrison's exquisite dolls. Textile artist and self-confessed magpie Malcolm Harrison created

Zac Langdon-Pole, Garden on Garden II, 2012. Sewn Fabrics. Courtesy of The Artist and Michael Lett, Auckland. The work of twelve contemporary male artists who work with textiles. Established artists Malcolm Harrison, Gordon Crook and Don Driver are

Mark Mitchell, Stack. The Banks Shoes Shapeshifter returns as part of the programme for the 2014 New Zealand International Arts Festival. Explore over 50 works of contemporary sculpture from establishing and emerging New Zealand sculptors in the

Laurence Aberhart, House, Westport, no date. Collection of The Dowse Art Museum. This exhibition is your chance to become visually greedy and spend some time with The Dowse collection superstars. See Like Your Hero includes works by Gordon Walters,

Installation Shot. Exhibition developed by Rotorua Museum. Matatoki brings together the work of some of the very best internationally-recognised contemporary Māori carvers in New Zealand. Each of the artists in this exhibition has developed a

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Everyday Fiction

Dear Nostalgia

Here to There

Slip Cast

Menagerie: Exotic Animals in Aotearoa

Malcolm Harrison: The Family

Man Made

Shapeshifter 2014

See Like Your Hero: Artist Models

Matatoki: Contemporary Māori Carving