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March 9
Her art practice is a living expression of her faith in the legacy and power of ...
4 - 22 March
TimeOut Festival Garden, Aotea Square
A powerful new video work by leading multi-media artist Lisa Reihana which delves into Māori and Pacific cultural practices pertaining to death and mourning.
Her work is provocative, beautiful and playful.
4 - 22 March
TimeOut Festival Garden, Aotea Square
Using synthetic lei, Niki Hastings-McFall 'polynises' the green space of Aotea Square into a vibrant, living artwork based on the Samoan fale.
Field was one of five major projects in the 2013 Sydney Art and About Festival.
4 - 22 March
Daldy Street North
An ever-changing outdoor installation formed by a grid of mirrored towers, Field reflects the world around it in visually stunning and provocative ways.
Judy Millar is one of New Zealand’s foremost painters. Her large scale paintings...
4 - 22 March
Te Uru Waitakere Contemporary Gallery
Recent works from New Zealand's 2009 Venice Biennale artist Judy Millar twist and contort in the surrounds and provoke new experiences of space.
I am not normal, I am Chinese
5 - 10 March
Q Loft
Award-winning Māori-Chinese playwright Mei-Lin Te Puea Hansen brings us a cross-cultural love affair sprouted amongst rows of potatoes, whilst revealing a page from our history rarely told.
A Delicate Balance / Rongo Taketake a Tāne examines the relationship between peo...
5 - 22 March
Te Uru Waitakere Contemporary Gallery
Bringing together artists from across the North Island, A Delicate Balance examines the relationship between people, landscape and the kauri forest ecology.
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Blissfully, jaw-crackingly funny
BLAM!
Blissfully, jaw-crackingly funny
6 - 10 March
The Civic
‘Die Hard’ meets ‘The Office’. BLAM! is the hilarious, action-packed story of a cheeky troupe of underpaid, overworked office workers whose imaginations run wild.
As the Revolutionary Artist and the Minister of Culture for The Black Panther Pa...
7 - 22 March
Mangere Arts Centre - Ngā Tohu o Uenuku
Revolutionary artist Emory Douglas shares his political and artistic legacy in a collaboration with Mangere-based arts organisation Nga Rangatahi Toa.
Some of New Zealand's most innovative artists in performance and spatial practic...
7 - 15 March
Sir Paul Reeves Building, AUT University
Some of New Zealand's most innovative artists in performance and spatial practice address the creative influence of weather in this era of climate change.
The first major survey of contemporary Māori ceramicists comprising 60 hand-buil...
7 - 21 March
Objectspace
The first major survey of contemporary Māori ceramicists comprising 60 hand-built works that present the life and diversity of the Māori ceramics movement.