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Russel Beck, Percussion Piece, Date Unknown. Collection of The Dowse Art Museum, Purchased 1986. Taking its title from a sculpture by Christine Hellyar, Thought Cupboard brings together works from The Dowse collection. Featuring pieces by Hellyar,

Sonny Broughton, The House of Dowse, 1999. Collection of The Dowse Art Museum, Purchased 1999. Colours vibrate to make visual melodies. Humm showcases artists from The Dowse's collection that have carefully orchestrated colour to make music for

From the Venice Biennale to The Dowse Art Museum—this is the first time the work of Liu Jianhua, one of China’s best known contemporary artists, is being shown in New Zealand. Liu Jianhua presents two full-gallery installations at The Dowse: one

Red Carpet Interactive. The collection show that asks the biggest question of all: "who in the world are you?". This engaging show for families features interactives to enjoy and artworks by Ronnie van Hout, Richard Maloy, Stephen Birch, Ans Westra

Patrick Reynolds, Sarah, Matthew - Grey Lynn, 1993. Silver Gelatin Print. The Family Jewels is the Adeane/Freeman family’s name for the suite of Warwick Freeman works that formed his renowned 1995 Owners exhibition and Owner’s Manual publication.

Flox Tuffery Matarkiki Colab. Photo by Mark Tantrum. Michel Tuffery and Flox joined forces in early 2014 seeing the onset of a collaborative, artistic journey for both working practitioners. Matariki is a time of coming together and reflecting on

Cat Auburn, Stealing the Luck of George Stubbs, 2010. Shapeshifter Sculpture returns as part of the programme for the 2016 New Zealand Festival. Explore over 50 works of contemporary sculpture from establishing and emerging New Zealand sculptors in

Emil McAvoy, Subject Autobiography (Detail), 2014. Courtesy of the Artist. this is the cup of your heart brings together artists that explore loss, longing and nostalgia. Working across a range of media, Erena Baker, Kim Brice, Andrea Daly, Ruby

Installation shot by Kerry Ann Lee. The dream of the nuclear family in a brand new house on a quarter acre might be getting harder to reach but the suburban dream still shapes our national identity. After all, from J-ville to Stokes Vegas, most of

Andrew Barber Jeena Shin, Movement, 2016. Photo by Mark Tantrum. This large scale collaborative painting installation by Andrew Barber and Jeena Shin invites visitors to step into an all-encompassing abstract landscape. Responding to the

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Thought Cupboard

Humm

Liu Jianhua: Transfer

Me, My #Selfie and I

Warwick Freeman: The Family Jewels

Flox + Tuffery Matariki Colab

Shapeshifter Sculpture 2016

this is the cup of your heart

Suburban Dreams

Movement: Andrew Barber + Jeena Shin