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Art News10 May 2022by Te ManawaNew season, new exhibitions

Autumn is the season of renewal at the Te Manawa Art Gallery. As leaves outside turn yellow and fall, our exhibition spaces are blooming with new and exciting artworks.

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Art28 May 2021by Te ManawaAward for Art Gallery

The Art Gallery building has won a significant architectural award

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Art News3 May 2021by Te ManawaTribute to suffrage pioneers

A handcrafted tribute to New Zealands suffragists has opened in the Art Gallery

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Art Collections25 August 2020by Te ManawaWarding off the march of time

Creating digital backups of artworks is a way of preserving them

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Art20 February 2020by Te ManawaThe ghosts of forests past

Who will remember the lost forests of Aotearoa?

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Art30 April 2019by Te ManawaTrevallies all the way down

We asked artist John Tarlton to give us a tour of his exhibition “How Green Was My Trevally”

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Art3 November 2017by Te ManawaThe painter in the painting

On 5 September 2017, artist Euan Macleod (below, at left) and his friend, curator Gregory O’Brien, gave a talk in Gallery One, discussing the works of the Painter exhibition. This is the text of that talk.