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Te Manawa stores part of its collections on 24 floor-to-ceiling racks. The racks hold objects...
Read moreGallery 3 – the heart of the Art Gallery building – has been re-imagined as a space to pause and...
Read moreMany items in the art collections are works on paper. We’re in the process of photographing...
Read moreTe Awa – The River, Heart of the Manawatū explores our river from different angles.
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Read moreWhanganui-based artist Sue Cooke’s new exhibition A Songless Land eulogises lost New Zealand...
Read moreTe Taiwhanga o Te Rangi Whenua (Te Rangi Whenua Gallery) shares the stories of iwi groups in the...
Read moreSelected NCEA portfolios achieving “Excellence” in 2019. See the best work from the next...
Read moreA journey through our shared history – the stories of the pioneers who shaped the land as we...
Read moreThis summer, take a hands-on journey through the science of light, lasers and nanotechnology...
Read moreShare the experiences of two servicemen, Hugh Nairn of Feilding and Cedric Young of Bulls,...
Read moreSue Cooke is a printmaker with 40 years’ experience. She is currently exhibiting her...
Read moreOnly a century and a half ago, the Manawatū was a heavily forested hinterland: the floodplains...
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Visitors to Te Manawa in May and June will be greeted by an unusual sight. The normally bright and open façade of the KidsTM space has been boarded up, and from behind the hoardings comes the...
Read moreAs a museum without boundaries, Te Manawa welcomes everyone in our community. Most of the time a friendly greeting is enough, but some days we need to do a bit more for our visitors. For...
Read moreBefore Covid-19 and the lockdown, Te Manawa had a small but important Anzac-related exhibition about to open. Ngā Toa - Many Warriors tells the stories of two local men who served during the...
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