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Visual artist Jess Johnson & video-maker and animator Simon Ward in conversation with curator and Dowse director Karl Chitham about their unique collaborative relationship and the process of developing their virtual reality exhibition, Terminus.

SHANE COTTON, GESTURE, 2021. COURTESY OF THE ARTIST. A major exhibition of new work by leading contemporary artist Shane Cotton (Ngāti Rangi, Ngāti Hine, Te Uri Taniwha) – the first public show in the place he was raised, Te Awakairangi Hutt

How do our food systems impact our lands, waters and whānau wellbeing? Jared Hiakita, Kelly Marie Francis and Dr Jessica Hutchings with facilitator Kaye Maree Dunn, discusses approaches to food in Aotearoa that prioritise self-reliance and

This event has already taken place. Need one last hour of child free shopping? A quiet cup of coffee before the Christmas chaos? Drop your elves off to our creative workshop for a session of Christmas crafts. Design a unique Christmas decoration,

Dr Chelsea Nicholls chats to artist Angela Singer about her most recent exhibition, Second Sight. Singer discusses her practice and shares stories behind the ghost birds, floating snouts, monstrous cats and flowering deer that make up the whimsical,

Join Nigel Borell, former curator Māori at Auckland Art Gallery, Puawai Cairns, Director Audience and Insight at Te Papa and Karl Chitham (Ngā Puhi, Te Uriroroi), The Dowse director, as they interrogate the past, the present moment and potential

This event has already taken place. Need one last hour of child free shopping? A quiet cup of coffee before the Christmas chaos? Drop your elves off to our creative workshop for a session of Christmas crafts. Design a unique Christmas decoration,

JON NOORLANDER, SNEEZE, 2019, VIDEO STILL. COURTESY OF THE ARTIST. Gorge on a visual feast of the sickeningly sweet. From skull lollipops to disaster-inflected dessert commercials, this exhibition features a fascinating pick ‘n mix of artworks by

A group of Lower Hutt rangatahi learned from world-renowned street artists to create murals around their communities as part a year-long street art mentoring programme hosted by The Dowse Art Museum and Hutt City Council. The programme took place in

Angela Singer: Second Sight 2020 (install view). Photo by Mark Tantrum. Of ghost birds, floating snouts, monstrous cats and flowered deer, Angela Singer's Second Sight presents a whimsical and fairytale look at dead animals. However, like all good

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Terminus artist talk

Shane Cotton: Te Puāwai

Decolonising your Puku: indigenous food sovereignty

Christmas Craft

Angela Singer: Second Sight artist talk

Not today... Can you decolonise an art gallery?

Christmas Craft

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The Dowse x TMD Crew: Street Art Mentoring Programme

Angela Singer: Second Sight