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Olivia Webb, Anthems of Belonging, 2019. In new exhibition Anthems of Belonging, Olivia Webb has worked with five different families, from Kiribati, Zambia, Samoa, the Philippines and Netherlands, to write, perform and film songs that reflect their

Olivia Webb, Anthems of Belonging, 2019. Two free exhibitions open at The Dowse, 29 Nov 2019. From creating new anthems that sing of contemporary life, to making journeys to walk up a sacred mountain or swim in a river - five migrant New Zealand

Oliver Cain, Banana Fruit Bowls, 2019. Oliver Cain, a Bachelor of Creative Enterprise third year student at Unitec in Auckland, has taken out the Supreme Award at this year’s ECC NZ Student Craft / Design Award, held at The Dowse Art Museum in

Installation view. Photo: Shaun Mathews. Installation view. Photo: Mark Tantrum. Installation view. Photo: Shaun Mathews. Installation view. Photo: Shaun Mathews. Elisabeth Pointon, Win Big (installation view), 2019. Photo: Shaun Mathews. (Foreground

Neke Moa, Kuki kai kai Kuki - Cook food, eat Cook (detail), 2018. Collection of the artist. Photo: Mark Tantrum. Neke Moa, Aotearoa tu tonu - Standing forever strong, Aotearoa (detail), 2018. Collection of the artist. Photo: Mark Tantrum. Neke Moa,

Lakiloko Keakea pictured (right) by Elias Rodriguez. Opening event. Photo: Shaun Mathews. Installation view. Photo: Elias Rodriguez. Previous. Slide to 0. Slide to 1. Slide to 2. Next. Lakiloko Keakea, Fafetu (detail), 2019. Courtesy of the artist

Installation view. Photo: Shaun Mathews. Installation view. Photo: Shaun Mathews. Maiangi Waitai, Pōhutakawa, 2019. Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Shaun Mathews. Maiangi Waitai, Waitī & Waitā, 2019. Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Shaun Mathews.

Installation view. Photo: John Lake. Installation view. Photo: John Lake. Installation view. Photo: John Lake. Installation view. Photo: John Lake. Guy Ngan, 'Equilibrium', c1970's (left), and 'Geometric Formation No. 2', 1976 (right). Private

Marilynn Webb: Taste Before Eating, installation view. Photo: John Lake. Marilynn Webb: Taste Before Eating, installation view. Photo: John Lake. Marilynn Webb: Taste Before Eating, installation view. Photo: John Lake. Previous. Slide to 0. Slide to

Terri Te Tau, Te Āhua o te Hau ki te Papaioea (detail), 2015. Courtesy of the artist. Photo: John Lake. Ana Iti, Treasures Left By Our Ancestors (still), 2016. Collection of Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū, purchased 2019. Photo: John

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