An exhibition celebrating one of the most energetic migrant groups in the country’s history.
From church-building to whisky-making, from art to engineering, see how the Scots have made their mark on New Zealand life.
Through a fabulous array of clothes and accessories, this new exhibition explores the popularity of six colours in Western fashion from the 1800s to the present day.
This exhibition reveals the life and work of this renowned Samoan typographer. It celebrates the artistry and passion of a man who lives in New Zealand but whose original typefaces are used worldwide.
Two intriguing new works by Ronnie van Hout and Seung Yul Oh are now on view at the Sculpture Terrace.
Ngāi Tahu Whānui invite you to celebrate their past and present, their values, and their vision for the future. Mō Tātou celebrates the distinct and dynamic culture of the South Island's Ngāi Tahu people.
A toast rack made of boar tusks? From the bizarre to the beautiful, from raw metal to treasured possessions, Precious Metals reveals New Zealand’s gold and silver treasures and their fascinating stories.
