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Celebrate the opening of Wharenui Harikoa: Lissy Robinson-Cole and Rudi Robinson with this hands-on introduction to crochet taking place in Wharenui Harikoa, their fully hand crocheted wharenui. Come along to learn the basics, meet others and have

Tamariki will have fun exploring different textures, techniques and tools to create art inspired by Pāua. Be inspired by the colours, textures and iridescence of Pāua and create your own unique piece of art learning new techniques and tools with

Let your imagination go crazy and create with clay! Take inspiration from our current exhibitions and explore colour and camoflauge like Janna van Hasselt: Chromaflage or be inspired by the drooping, flopping, sagging in Droop. Challenge yourself to

Create Frankenstein characters inspired by Rob McLeod: Excuse Me Mr Frankenstein, Vlad Is Outside Feeding. Drop-in to The Dowse this summer and make art inspired by our current exhibitions. A new fun activity each Friday. Drop-in and play or make a

This event has already taken place. Drop in and dress up with your young fashionista! Raid our costume box to create your own haute couture look and stage a fashion shoot on our selfie wall. Close. This site uses cookies to analyse traffic, remember

This event has already taken place. Drop in and dress up with your young fashionista! Raid our costume box to create your own haute couture look and stage a fashion shoot on our selfie wall. Close. This site uses cookies to analyse traffic, remember

This event has already taken place. This school holidays, the sky’s the limit! Drop in with the whole whānau to see if you can design something that flies. From the beginning of recorded history, humans have been fascinated with the concept of

Isn’t there something irresistible about objects that flop and jiggle? In this playful hands-on workshop with renowned silicone artist, Caitlin Devoy, participants are introduced to the life casting process. Exploring material and form,

This event has already taken place. Between 1988 and 1989, photographer Ans Westra undertook a residency with The Dowse Art Museum to roam the streets of Te Awakairangi and capture a sense of our communities. Three decades later, we’ve uncovered

SOLO 2021 is a snapshot of contemporary art practice in Te Whanganui-a-Tara right here, right now. Featuring five extraordinary new projects by Chris Ulutupu, Dianne Prince, Gabby O’Connor, Martin Awa Clarke Langdon and Peter Deckers. We asked the

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Workshop: Crochet with Unctie Nī

Pāua Craft

Clay Creation

Drop-in Whānau Art Activities - Frankenstein's Laboratory

Summer Holiday Dress Ups

Summer Holiday Dress Ups

Unidentified Flying Object – drop in making workshop

Jiggly Bits: Silicone Casting Workshop with Caitlin Devoy

Time Capsule: Ans Westra in the Hutt - Opening Day

SOLO 2021