A record in photographs and film of the work of Groundtruth. In late 2019, Aotearoa New Zealand began to be gripped by the covid pandemic. This...
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30 August–8 December, 2024
Waipuna Toi | Community Space
Current exhibitions
Faces & Flowers, Patricia France & Dinah Hawken
Paintings by Dunedin artist, Patricia France and poems by Paekākāriki poet, Dinah Hawken. Dunedin artist Patricia France (1911-1995) began painting in her fifties while living at...
20 September–8 December, 2024
Ringa Toi | Artists’ Gallery
Selections from the Field Collection
Works from the Field Collection by Frances Hodgkins, Petrus van der Velden, James Nairn, Isabel Field and others.
4 October, 2024–30 March, 2025
Taonga Tuku Iho | Heritage Gallery
Toi MAHARA Young Artists Exhibition
The biennial Toi MAHARA Young Artists Exhibition celebrates emerging young artists from the Kāpiti Coast and Horowhenua rohe, giving them the opportunity to showcase their skills...
2 November, 2024–9 February, 2025
Te Manawa Toi | Coastlands Gallery
Upcoming exhibitions
A story of a lake through time, Gerda Leenards
Lake Horowhenua is shamefully polluted, affecting the food source and health of local iwi Muaupoko. Gerda Leenards’ paintings of the lake remind us to consider how...
13 December, 2024–16 March, 2025
Ringa Toi | Artists’ Gallery
Sue Soo, a tribute show
Sue Soo (1926-2016) came to New Zealand as a war refugee from China in 1940. In the 1960s Sue and her husband Ken Soo had two...
13 December, 2024–6 April, 2025
Waipuna Toi | Community Space
Yukihito Kanai, textile dye artisan
Yukihito Kanai presents a precious kimono and paper wall hangings using the ancient craft of Dorozome, a mud-dyeing technique, unique to the Japanese island Amami Oshima.
16 February–6 June, 2025
Te Manawa Toi | Coastlands Gallery
Past exhibitions
2024
Ira Wahine: Portraits by Hariata Ropata-Tangahoe: 16 August–27 October, 2024
Thirteen Months of Memories, Huhana Smith, Ciaran Banks: 5 July–15 September, 2024
Ngā Ngārara, Kapakapanui School Children's Creations: 5 July–23 August, 2024
Rua Pōtae, John Baxter: 1 June–11 August, 2024
He kete, he whiri, he tangata: 1 June–11 August, 2024
Elemental, Adrienne Riseley: 3 May–30 June, 2024
Women of Ōtaki: photographs 1860s–1970s: 3 May–29 September, 2024
The Saturday Artists, Waikanae Arts and Crafts Society: 3 April–30 June, 2024
Toiora: Ki te Pō ki te Ao, The Art of Wellbeing: Through Light and Shadow: 3 February–26 May, 2024
The Kilns Project, Elisabeth Vullings: 27 January–30 April, 2024
Ineffable, The Shed Project: 26 January–31 March, 2024
2023
Arotake Toi | Mahara Arts Review: 28 October, 2023–28 January, 2024
Ngā Taonga Tuku Iho, Treasures of Kāpiti: 28 October, 2023–28 April, 2024
Wai Ora, Water Life: 28 October, 2023–22 January, 2024
Whiriwhiria: Tukua ki te Ao: 28 October, 2023–21 January, 2024
Robin Rogerson: A Tribute, Robin Rogerson: 13 April–26 May, 2023
Beckoning Land, John Foster: 23 February–6 April, 2023
Lost Objects, Kath Foster: 22 February–6 April, 2023
2022
Pranam, Sophie Saunders: 1 December, 2022–17 February, 2023
From Dark to Light: 5 November–17 December, 2022
Tūmatakahuki: 19 September–28 October, 2022
Star Relations, Maungarongo (Ron) Te Kawa: 18 July–9 September, 2022
Safe Space, Birgit Moffatt: 12 May–18 July, 2022
recent work, Mizuho Nishioka: 18 March–6 May, 2022
2021
Asemica, Paul Thompson: 27 July–18 September, 2021
ĀTĀROA, ‘the long shadow’ of the New Zealand Land Wars, Rangihīroa Panoho: 27 July–18 September, 2021
Jim takes a line for a walk: works by Jim Gorman: 4 May–5 June, 2021
Toitū Te Whenua, Toitū Te Moana, Toitū Te Tangata, Hemi Macgregor: 23 February–24 April, 2021
an observational practice, Gerda Leenards, Frances Jill Studd, Sophie Saunders, Janet Bayly : 23 February–24 April, 2021
2020
The Lockdown Alphabet, Joe Buchanan: 8 September–31 October, 2020