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AUCKLAND 2020 ARTWEEK.CO.NZ
Tēnā koutou katoa
Haere mai ki a koutou i ngā nui whakakitenga o te
Wiki o Mahi Toi o Tamaki Makaurau Haere mai,
haere mai, haere mai rā
Welcome to Artweek Auckland, an annual, week-long festival
celebrating the Visual Arts of Auckland.
2020 marks ten years of the festival. We’ve reached that
milestone by keeping things simple and keeping them interesting.
Artweek is run by a team whose goal is to encourage people
to look at art. That’s it. There are exhibitions, events, and great
partnerships with local businesses. There are light shows, late
nights, bicycle tours, street art and more painting, photography,
installation and sculpture than you can shake a stick at. But, most
importantly, Artweek seeks to show you what every week can be
like if you choose to make art part of your ‘normal’.
Artweek divides our super-sized city into precincts,
highlighting galleries and art spaces that may be on your commute
that you never knew were there. And if you think you’re not into
art, that may be more likely a disconnect between what you think
of as art than what you think and feel when you see art ‘in the
wild’. It’s easy to dismiss things that have not been part of your
experience as unnecessary, superfluous, meaningless, a waste of
precious resources. Artweek is a reminder that you have a right
to be here in these spaces, and artists want you in them. There is
art that shouts and art that whispers, art that is best looked at by
yourself and art that only happens in crowds. You can speak and
be spoken to, you are in charge of your experience.
So why come along? Well, why not? You don’t have to,
of course. But it’s nice here.
For information on the full programme visit artweek.co.nz.
I do hope you enjoy the programme.
Mā te kimi ka kite, mate kite ka mōhio, ma te
mōhio ka mārama
Deborah White ONZM
Director
artweek.co.nz
@artweekauckland Proudly presented by:
#artweekakl VA Auckland Charitable Trust
Image: Open Late Tour 2019, Karangahape Rd
CONTENTS
Our guide is divided into the
following precincts:
7 CITY CENTRE
19 PONSONBY
.
25 K ROAD
30 GREY LYNN
34 PARNELL
37 NEWMARKET
Image: Matt Liggins, The skyscraper I could never build / EGO, Urban Art Village, City Centre, 2019
40 DEVONPORT/
NORTH
45 GREATER
AUCKLAND
Additional info:
52 Walking & Cycle Tours
55 Credits
Image: Heart of the City / Sacha Stejko
CITY
CENTRE
01.
UNLOCKED COLLECTIONS CITY ART WALKS
Discover the incredible art that is usually hidden Explore diverse forms of art and creative expression
away behind closed doors, or in areas you have not in the city’s streets, squares, and laneways on these
noticed in the city’s corporate towers, institutions free guided walking tours.
and public buildings.
Northern Club Art Tour
Enjoy a rare opportunity to see inside one of Auckland’s
most iconic buildings. The Northern Club Art Collection
includes significant contemporary works from Don Binney,
Jude Rae and Paul Dibble, as well as more traditional
pieces reflecting the Club’s unique part in Auckland’s
history. Not suitable for wheelchairs. Includes tour and a
glass of wine to end.
Joyce Campbell, Mindanao 1, 2002. University of Auckland
Art Collection and Sam Hartnett Sun 11 Oct 2.30pm–4.30pm
Sun 18 Oct 2.30pm–4.30pm
BNZ Art Collection Kindly supported by the Northern Club
Once again, the BNZ opens its doors to allow inspection
of one of the country’s great corporate collections. Well
curated, it subtly changes and is outstanding in its quality Behind the scenes: Conservation Tours at
and focus.
Auckland Art Gallery
Tue 13 Oct 12pm–1.30pm & 5.30pm–7pm Image: Heart of the City / Sacha Stejko
Join us for a rare opportunity to go behind the scenes at
Wed 14 Oct 12pm–1.30pm
the Gallery and visit the painting and paper conservation
studios. More than just a tour, you will meet the
conservators and see some of their current projects. The Street Art Walk Waterfront Family Art Walk
proceeds of this event will go to Auckland Art Gallery’s
Aotea Centre & Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre Conservation Research Centre. The art on the walls of a city becomes part of its fabric, A family-friendly exploration of art along the city centre’s
framing as well as reflecting its character. Open your eyes beautiful Viaduct, Silo Park and Wynyard Quarter. Get
A survey of the refurbished interior of the Aotea Centre, $40 Members | $50 non-Members to street art both new and old, commissioned and less- hands-on with great interactive art installations that will
including the decommissioning, rehanging of newly Bookings through Eventfinda than-official, on this tour through the streets and lanes of capture the imaginations of people of all ages.
conserved work, and the great addition to the art the inner city.
collection, the specially commissioned work by Lisa Wed 14 Oct 10.30am–11.30am or 12pm–1pm Sat 10 Oct 11am–1pm
Reihana ‘Ihi.’ Sun 11 Oct 11am–1pm Sun 18 Oct 11am–1pm
Sat 17 Oct 2pm–4pm
Mon 12 Oct 2pm–3.30pm
Fri 16 Oct 2pm–3.30pm
University of Auckland Science Centre
Art of Architecture
Art Tour Art of Urban Design
A walk from the University, down through the lower
On this tour we will look at and discuss a selection of works
Patrons Tour from the University of Auckland Art Collection currently
Auckland is in the midst of a great urban transformation. city, exploring diverse forms of creative expression,
Join a like-minded group to discuss and consider the considering how the architecture fits within several frames
housed in our state-of- the-art Science Centre. Exhibited design and use of city streets and spaces, place-making, while shaping the cityscape; functioning, activating, and
A window into the role of Big Business as patron of
in purpose-built alcoves, the tour will feature art by the role of public art and the co-existence of history and enlivening, decorating and narrating.
the arts - Spark, ANZ, Kiwi Property Trust for example;
Dame Robin White, Fiona Pardington, Lisa Reihana, Joyce newness.
placemaking, enrichment, and how public spaces in
Campbell and Ruth Watson amongst others. Sun 11 Oct 2pm–4pm
commercial buildings become galleries for the display
of contemporary art; how Council fosters the creative Sat 10 Oct 2pm–4pm Fri 16 Oct 5.30pm–7.30pm
Tue 13 Oct 3pm–5pm Sat 17 Oct 11am–1pm
community.
Fri 16 Oct 3pm–5pm
Tue 13 Oct 2pm–4pm
Wed 14 Oct 2pm–4pm
Aotearoa Art Walk
University of Auckland Business School
Art Tour Get better acquainted with the large-scale public art
Bookings Essential works that while noticed, are often ignored. The city
Bookings open Monday 21 September. As we wind our way up the levels of the impressive Owen centre’s streets are full of substantial works reflecting our
Maximum 2 walks and 2 places per walk per G Glenn Business School, we will spend time viewing and cultural heritage. On this walk we consider their place in
person. All walks have maximum capacities. talking about a selection of works from the University of Auckland’s cultural landscape.
Details are correct at the time of publishing – Auckland Art Collection. We will discuss art and taonga
subject to change and availability. by Billy Apple, Max Gimblett, Buck Nin, Wikuki Kingi (Pou Mon 12 Oct 11am–1pm
Kapua Creations), Simon Denny, Karl Maughan and others. Fri 16 Oct 11am–1pm
Mon 12 Oct 12pm–1.30pm
Supported by Heart of the City Thu 15 Oct 5.30pm–7pm Supported by Heart of the City
8 9
LATE NIGHT ART AUCKLAND LIVE
50 Mayoral Drive
aucklandlive.co.nz
AUCKLAND ART GALLERY | TOI O TĀMAKI
Cnr Kitchener and Wellesley Streets | Daily 10am–5pm | aucklandartgallery.com
+ARTWEEK
Tuesday 13 October, 5pm – 9pm
Image: Heart of the City /
Sacha Stejko
Enjoy the city centre at its best by joining a culture Art at Auckland Live
loving crowd for a night of art, exhibitions, light, music, 10–18 Oct
and performance in the heart of the city. Late Night
Explore the iconic cultural treasures
of central Auckland, including Selwyn
Urban Art Village Late Night Art in Freyberg Late Night Events and Muru’s Waharoa in Aotea Square,
Exhibitions Lisa Reihana’s awe-inspiring digital
Engage with a series of artistic The Ellen Melville Centre will be open colossus Ihi, and The Aotea Tapestry
structures created by students from for all to enjoy with a night of music, Galleries open late by Robert Ellis in the Aotea Centre,
the University of Auckland’s School of performance, art and a market in one as well as a curated line-up of digital
Architecture & Planning and installed in of the city centre’s favourite spots – works screened on the larger-than-
Changing Lanes, Temporary Art
a temporary village on O’Connell Street. Freyberg Place. Installations life Auckland Live Digital Stage in Civilisation, Photography, Now
O’Connell St Ellen Melville Centre Aotea Square.
Open Late market, fashion, Drawing On until 18 Oct
2 Freyberg Place Auckland Live Digital Stage
Late Night
Club, Quick Draw Sketch Gang
Daily 10am–5pm
Ellen Melville Centre Explore the Gallery after hours during Heart of the City’s Late Night Art event.
Until 9pm Tue 13 Oct
Experience an evening of programmed activities and events, and enjoy access to
The Medium is the Message: Aotea Centre
all exhibitions, including Civilisation, Photography, Now in its last week before the
Television Now and Then Daily 9am–5pm exhibition closes.
Ellen Melville Centre Until 9pm Tue 13 Oct
& Gus Fisher Gallery $ PAID event. Booking required.
otea Centre Wrap
A
Late Night Art Daily sunset–11pm
girl.xu Art Studio, Lvl 2, 35 High St
Late Night Art
Cassette Nine, Vulcan Lane
NEW ZEALAND MARITIME
Blob Collective, Pacific Dance, UoA
Bioengineering institute
MUSEUM | HUI TE ANANUI
Aotea Arts Quarter A TANGAROA
Follow Me Central City Library
Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, Walking Tour, Screening
Wander the streets of the city centre to Central City Library, and Auckland Live Basement Theatre
follow an urban art and light trail. From are proud to collaborate to celebrate
Freyberg Place to Khartoum Place enjoy The Little Theatre Presents:
Late Night Art as part of Artweek
the unique daytime experience of these The Lockdown
Auckland 2020. This year Late Night
fun and artistic artworks that really Chancery
Art explores the theme of movement
come to life at night. through a range of performances and Exhibition: Dust and Scratches
Freyberg Place activities across the three Aotea Arts Silo 6, Wynyard Quarter AKL, Now, Next.
Quarter locations/settings.
Tue 13 Oct, 6pm–7.30pm
Auckland in-frame
And much, much more Speakers from some of the diverse
Sat 17 Oct, 10am–4pm
industries shaping our future come Pacific Dance New Zealand
Join expert photographer Raymond together to present their version Choreographic Lab
Sagapolutele in this full-day of ‘what next’ for Auckland. From
Showing 3 Works, 3 Emerging
workshop at Auckland Art Gallery architecture to leisure, marketing
Choreographers, 2 Venues,
and New Zealand Maritime Museum. to sustainability, urban planning to
1 Night Only
Included in the workshop is a guided global travel, our speakers will be
tour of the Art Gallery’s major talking about their ideal future for Tue 13 Oct, after 6pm
exhibition, Civilization, Photography, Tāmaki Makaurau. Late Night
Now, and a chance to photograph the $
FREE event. Limited places. Join us at Auckland Art Gallery as
stunning Waitematā harbour from the Seating will be allocated on a first we host the 11th production of the
Maritime Museum’s heritage vessel, in, first served basis. Choreographic Lab from Pacific
Ted Ashby. Dance as part of Auckland Artweek/
$ PAID event. Bookings through Late Night Art 2020.
for details go to: Eventfinda. 18 years and over. Supported by Auckland Council.
heartofthecity.co.nz/artweek Supported by Heart of the City
@artweekauckland 11
BASEMENT THEATRE CENTRAL CITY LIBRARY | TĀMAKI PĀTAKA KŌRERO BLEDISLOE LANE CHANGING LANES ELIZABETH’S
Lower Greys Ave 44-46 Lorne St aucklandlibraries.govt.nz Wellesley St West City Centre, various locations Victoria Park Market
basementtheatre.co.nz Mon–Fri 9am–8pm | Sat & Sun 10am–5pm osborneshiwan.com veronikasola.com
thisisdreamland.com
Pacific Dance New Zealand The Art of Bio Eng
Choreographic Lab University of Auckland
Jaimie Waititi & Showing 3 Works, 3 Emerging Bioengineering Institute
Elyssia Wilson Heti Choreographers, 2 Venues, 10–18 Oct
Place
1 Night Only Late Night Shabnam Shiwan & Lloyd Osborne
Beyond Basement:
Live at Te Waihorotiu Tue 13 Oct, after 7pm
From the world-renown Auckland Changing Lanes 10–18 Oct, 24/7
Late Night Bioengineering Institute comes a 8–18 Oct, 24/7
Late Night
Tue 13 Oct, 6pm
memorable exhibition of artworks
Late Night Join us outside the Central City Late Night Changing Lanes is a collaborative
Library to watch a production of based on their life-changing
project between Artweek, Auckland
Curators Jaimie Waititi and the Choreographic Lab from Pacific research. Gain a new perspective on Tāmaki Makaurau is home, an anchor
Council and Heart of the City,
Dreamland
Elyssia Wilson Heti offer you a the human body, and how technology to who we are and what we create.
Dance as part of Auckland Artweek/ Osborne and Shiwan explores bringing together projects that will Veronika Sola & Alexander Okhlopkov
line-up of Māori performance art, Late Night Art 2020. will improve medical diagnosis and
the idea of place through visual transform Auckland’s urban spaces Late Night
kōrero, music, kai, activation and treatment. Exhibition viewable in
$
FREE event. storytelling. temporarily as part of Artweek.
intervention, beginning with a Library windows after hours. To immerse yourself in Dreamland,
retracing of the path of Te Waihorotiu. Part of Artweek in the City Centre. head to the website to find opening
Supported by Auckland Council. $
FREE event. Lightboxes / Bledisloe Lane walkway
We look forward to sharing our whare Supported by Heart of the City. hours and discover more.
Supported by Auckland Council. Supported by Auckland Council.
with you on Late Night Art.
$ FREE event. To book visit:
basementtheatre.co.nz
Supported by Auckland Council. ALLPRESS STUDIO CHANCERY SQUARE CITY CENTRE TAKUTAI SQUARE
34 Courthouse Lane 62 High St Britomart
8 Drake St, Freemans Bay Daily 10am–6pm
loganmoffat.com
Stories from windows
Blob Collective
Tue 13 Oct, 8pm–10pm
Late Night
Watch the windows of the St James
Tanu Gago come to life as stories and reflections
The Little Theatre presents:
Yeah we’re all KIWI’S but where are from our lockdown period unfold. The Lockdown
you from my gee!! A projection onto the St James by Paul Woodruffe & Carsten Kudra from
Blob Collective, a studio focused Unitec Creative Industries
10–18 Oct, 5pm–12am
on inspiring people through Anton Forde &
Late Night Logan Moffat interactive art. 10–18 Oct
Ngaahina Hohaia Jermaine Deez
Auckland is my city. This much is Opening: Sat 10 Oct, 6pm
If You Close Your Eyes $
FREE event. 13 in 4s
true. It’s a place where my hybrid MINE – to be Assembled
Late Night
12–24 Oct
Supported by Auckland Council. 8–18 Oct, 24/7
identity as a gay Samoan artist Late Night
Opening: Tue 13 Oct, 6pm The Little Theatre will have a large Late Night
immigrant, schooled in the Pacific Pronounced MI as in Me and NE as in
Late Night main screen, plus 5 iPads on 3 sides,
and raised in South Auckland The Eyes of Kaos Oracle Cards
these will host a series of interactive Ned. Do not miss this exhibition by
feels most at home. But home is a See website for times. continuous series. Depicts my
Zoom sessions, with the front iPad renowned Waiheke sculptor Anton
precarious notion - an ambiguous closest creative entities in hyperness,
hosting video content created during Forde alongside Taranaki artist,
term that often masks underlying beyond this reality.
the lockdown. weaver and jewellery maker Ngahina
issues of racism, homophobia and Hohaia who will be in the heart of the Supported by Auckland Council.
social displacement. Live Zoom session on opening
city during Artweek 2020.
evening. Sat 10 Oct, 5.30pm.
Inside Basement Bar Check heartofthecity.co.nz/artweek
Supported by Auckland Council.
$
FREE event for details.
Supported by Auckland Council. Part of Artweek in the City Centre.
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ELLEN MELVILLE CENTRE FREYBERG PLACE FINGERS JEWELLERY NEW ZEALAND CITY CENTRE
2 Freyberg Place 2 Kitchener St | Mon–Fri 10am– MARITIME MUSEUM Corner of Fort Street &
5.30pm | Sat & Sun 11am–4.30pm HUI TE ANANUI A Jean Batten Place
fingers.co.nz TANGAROA
Corner Quay & Hobson Sts,
Viaduct Harbour | Daily 10am–5pm
maritimemuseum.co.nz
Delusions of Canute
Margaret Lewis & Bhavesh Bhuthadia
Fingers Annual Group Show Changing Lanes
Selected New Zealand Tue 13 Oct, 6pm–9pm
Jewellery Artists Late Night
10 Oct–1 Nov
Delusions of Canute looks at man
and nature as architect and designer
Open Late at EMC Opening: Sat 10 Oct, 2pm
in placemaking; using Auckland’s
Late Night
Tue 13 Oct, 5pm–9pm
central city original foreshore as
Late Night their ‘playground’. You could be
For Late Night Art, the Ellen Melville Centre will be open for all to enjoy. swept away.
Join us for a program of entertainment, fashion, an art market, life drawing and EXCHANGE LANE $
FREE event.
Quickdraw portraits. Open Late in Freyberg Supported by Auckland Council.
Part of Artweek in the City Centre. Supported by Heart of the City. Tue 13 Oct, 5pm–9pm
Late Night A Year in Aotearoa
Enjoy a night of music and New Zealand Geographic
performance from 5–9pm with a Photographer of the Year CITY CENTRE
culture loving crowd in Freyberg Exhibition Various locations
Place in the heart of the High Street
district as part of Late Night Art. 31 Aug 2020–30 March 2021
O’CONNELL ST Late Night
Supported by Heart of the City and
Auckland Council.
Look through the lens of some of
New Zealand’s top photographers
across a range of categories aerial,
landscape, wildlife, society, and
photostory.
GIRL.XU STUDIO
Lvl 2, 35 High St
girlxustudio.com/sandy-xu
Follow Me
11–16 Oct, 24/7
Late Night
Wander the streets of the city centre
to follow a trail of six art and light
installations. From Freyberg Place
to Khartoum Place enjoy the unique
Angus Muir daytime experience of these fun and
Ripple artistic artworks that really come to
Changing Lanes life at night.
10–18 Oct, 24/7
$
FREE event.
Urban Art Village The suspended temporary artwork Part of Artweek in the City Centre.
Tue 13 Oct, 5pm–9pm
gives off an ever-changing glow Supported by Heart of the City.
Late Night and softly illuminates Exchange
Nadine Nahimana Lane. Paying homage to the historic
Tue 13 Oct, 5pm–9pm
Engage with a series of artistic projects created by students from the University Late Night
of Auckland’s School of Architecture & Planning. Created and built as part of the Afro Party at Late Night Art shoreline where this installation
now sits, the lights create gentle Head to Girl Studio during Late Night
students annual course work, and installed annually as a key part of Late Night Tue 13 Oct, 6pm–9pm
Art this Artweek in the city centre for
Art in the City Centre. The event will activate a village of structures on a closed Late Night reflections and movements
mimicking the sea. a studio tour and painting workshop,
O’Connell Street in the High Street District from 12pm until 9pm with creative Afro Party at Late Night Art featuring before heading outdoors to explore
and interactive structures for all ages. local African talents in music, dance, Part of Artweek in the City Centre. all the late night activities in the High
$
FREE event. drumming and fashion. Supported by Auckland Council. Street and arts neighbourhood.
Supported by Heart of the City. Supported by Auckland Council. Part of Artweek in the City Centre.
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GOW LANGSFORD GALLERY GUS FISHER GALLERY SILO 6 ST PAUL ST GALLERY CASSETTE NINE
Cnr Kitchener and Wellesley Sts Mon–Fri 10am–5pm | Sat 10am–4pm 74 Shortland St Wynyard Quarter | Daily 11am–3pm Gallery One and Two | Lvl 1 WM 9 Vulcan Lane
gowlangsfordgallery.com Tue–Fri 10am–5pm | Sat 10am–4pm Building, 40 St Paul St | Tue–Fri
gusfishergallery.auckland.ac.nz 10am–5pm | Sat 12pm–4pm
Gallery Three | Lvl 3 WE Building, 27
St Paul St | hours vary
stpaulst.aut.ac.nz
The Medium is the
Message: Television Now Speaking Surfaces
and Then Jen Bowmast, Ruth Castle, Nikau Late Night Art at
Hindin and Ben Thomason, Mabel Juli,
Nam June Paik (South Korea / USA), Emily Parr and Arielle Walker, Sapati
Cassette Nine
Carolee Schneemann (USA), Kevin Mossiah Avei Fina’i, Julia Mapusua, Tue 13 Oct, 5pm–9pm
Atherton (UK), George Barber Sharon Semi Tugia, Denise Jillian
(Guyana / UK), John Smith (UK), Jesse Take part in this immersive interactive
Saso, Monique Jansen, Sione Monu, art project at Cassette Nine during
McLean (USA), Robyn Walton & Peter Lucreccia Quintanilla, Rachel Shearer,
Darryn George David McCracken Cleveland (Aotearoa New Zealand), Dust and Scratches Late Night Art. Through collaborative
Laura Marsh, Allora and Calzadilla, play, exploration, discovery and
A River flowing out of Eden Exalt in transmission Janet Lilo (Tainui, Ngāpuhi, Samoan, Melanie Arnold, Belinda Griffiths, Formafantasma
Nuie / Aotearoa New Zealand), Joe creativity together we can share our
Diane Scott
30 Sept–24 Oct
30 Sept–24 Oct
Sheehan (Aotearoa New Zealand), On until 17 Oct
love and experience of art, culture,
Opening: Tue 29 Sept, 5pm Opening: Tue 29 Sept, 5pm 10–18 Oct
Late Night diversity and the universe. With
Claudia Kogachi (Japan / Aotearoa
Late Night Late Night Opening: Sat 10 Oct, 5pm a range of activities to immerse
New Zealand), Yvonne Todd (Aotearoa Visit during Late Night Art for
Late Night yourself in, there is a little something
New Zealand), Edith Amituanai special events with Rachel Shearer
for everyone and is open to all
(Aotearoa New Zealand), Gordon Artist talk and Laura Marsh.
skill levels.
Paul Dibble X: H. Brown (Aotearoa New Zealand),
also including material from TVNZ
Sat 17 Oct, 2.30pm
Tour
A Decade of Sculpture. Archives, Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision,
Part of Artweek in the City Centre
Sat 17 Oct, 2pm
For Artweek 2020 we will also and The University of Auckland’s
be launching Paul Dibble’s new Cultural Collections Join St Paul St Gallery staff Charlotte
publication Paul Dibble X: A Decade Huddleston and Cameron Ah-Loo
of Sculpture.
On until 17 Oct
Matamua for a tour of the Speaking CITY CENTRE
Late Night Surfaces exhibition. heartofthecity.co.nz/inyourwords
The Medium is the Message: $
FREE event.
Television Now and Then, is an
KURA GALLERY exhibition marking sixty years since
the first public television broadcast
95a Customs St West | Mon–Fri
10am–6pm | Sat & Sun 11am–3pm
in Aotearoa from Gus Fisher Gallery’s Lower Bar Collective VIADUCT HARBOUR
kuragallery.co.nz iconic heritage building, the former
home to 1YA Radio and TVNZ. Tue 13 Oct, 5pm–9pm
104 Customs Street West | Public
Late Night entry next to Japanese Bistro Zen |
fafswag.com | viaduct.co.nz
Lisa Roet Head down to Silo 6 on Late Night Art
for a guest appearance of the Lower
Brothers Keeper
WYNYARD QUARTER Bar Collective, combined with the
30 Sept–24 Oct
natural reverberation of the silos,
Opening: Tue 29 Sept, 5pm the LBS’s atmospheric and visual
Late Night creations promise to create a unique
and memorable experience. In Your Words
Ongoing, 24/7
Late Night
CITY CENTRE 20 words or fewer to say something
Artweek by Cycle
Komau Contemporary
Maori Adornments
ARTWEEK thoughtful, beautiful, personal or
funny about Auckland’s city centre:
the brief given to local writers and
Tue 13 Oct 5.30pm–9.30pm
Late Night
Explore the very best of Artweek on a
Shona Tawhiao, Little Natives,
Keri-Mei Zagrobelna, Rangimarie
McDowell
Workshops on the
Waterfront POP UP creatives for Heart of the City’s In
Your Words project. See the selected
pieces by well-known poets and
Sun 11 & Sun 18 Oct
everyday Aucklanders in the Queen
wonderful e.bike. Thanks to Mercury,
13–27 Oct Exhibitions and activations are Tanu Gago Street area during Artweek.
you can join a guided e.bike tour, The workshops are drop in sessions popping up throughout the city for
Opening: Tue 13 Oct, 5pm–8pm Savage in the Garden
exploring Auckland and taking in and take place next to the playspace Artweek. Find a pop-up venue near Queen Street area – see
Late Night
some of Artweek’s finest – for free! in Silo Park or if it’s raining, in the you and support our local artists! 10–18 Oct, 11am–11pm
heartofthecity.co.nz/inyourwords
Spaces are limited. To find out more visit
Karanga kiosk. Workshops run Late Night for locations.
from 11am. See artweek.co.nz for locations
mercury.co.nz/artweek and details. Presented by Viaduct Harbour. Part of Artweek in the City Centre.
$
FREE event. In partnership with Auckland Council. Supported by Heart of the City.
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WAIHEKE COMMUNITY
ART GALLERY
2 Korora Road, Oneroa, Waiheke
Island | Daily 10am–4pm |
waihekeartgallery.org.nz
THE TUESDAY CLUB
42 Airedale St | thetuesdayclub.co.nz
02. PONSONBY
Jayden Plank
Psychedelic Wasteland
10–12 Oct
Opening: Fri 9 Oct, 5pm
When the world is engulfed by
negative energy, and constant news PONSONBY endemicworld
stories of a planet heading towards
62 Ponsonby Rd, Grey Lynn
becoming a wasteland, we need Mon–Sat 10am–4pm
A Few Too Many Hang-Ups explosions of riotous colour to reject endemicworld.com
Hannah Valentine, AD Schierning, the gloom and inject positivity into
George Rump, Becky Richards, our lives.
Reclaim to Fame Priya Patel, Andre Overweel, Richard jaydenplank.com
Mathieson, Finn McCahon-Jones,
2 5 Sept–18 Oct
Claudia Jowitt, Reece King, Glenn
Heenan, Sam Harnett, Doug Gow,
Tony Gibb, Iain Cheesman, Stephen
Brookbanks
13–17 Oct
Late Night
Artweek by Cycle Everything Art, All The
Ponsonby & Parnell Explore the very best of Artweek on Time
Sun 11 Oct, 11am–3.30pm a wonderful e.bike. Component, Lucy Davidson, Sarah
Sat 17 Oct, 9am–12.30pm Thanks to Mercury, you can join Parkinson, Ross Murray, Alice Berry,
Sat 17 Oct, 1pm–4.30pm a guided e.bike tour, exploring Emma Willetts, Petra Leary, Holly
Sun 18 Oct, 11am–3.30pm Auckland and taking in some of Roach and many more...
We’ve got good Spaces are limited. To find out more visit
mercury.co.nz/artweek
Artweek’s finest – for free! 9 –18 Oct
A mixed show celebrating the
business down diversity of endemicworld artists
in 2020. Photography, Art Prints,
Ceramics, Textiles, Paintings,
to a fine art PONSONBY Graphic Design, Illustrations.
ARTWEEK
POP UP
Exhibitions and activations are
If you need more than broad strokes accounting www.bakertillysr.nz popping up throughout the city for
and business advice, Baker Tilly Staples Rodway Ponsonby/Wynyard Walks Artweek. Find a pop-up venue near
you and support our local artists!
has the expertise that you’re looking for. Sat 17 Oct, 11am–1pm, Ponsonby
Sun 18 Oct, 11am–1pm, Wynyard
See artweek.co.nz for locations
and details.
We are proud to sponsor Artweek Auckland as part of Walking tours with local history and art aficionado Edward Bennett taking in the
art in Ponsonby, St Mary’s Bay and the Wynyard Quarter.
our ongoing support for the Auckland arts community.
$
FREE event. Booking required.
18 artweek.co.nz @artweekauckland 19OBJECTSPACE {SUITE} GALLERY COMET PROJECT SPACE GREY
13 Rose Rd, Ponsonby | Tue–Fri, 10am–5pm | Sat & Sun, 10am–4pm 189 Ponsonby Rd | Tue–Fri 10am– 249 Ponsonby Rd | cometprojectspace.nz 37 Scanlan St (up the driveway)
objectspace.org.nz 5pm, Sat 10am–4pm | Open Sun Grey Lynn | Tue–Sat 10am–3pm
11 & Sun 18 Oct 10am–4pm during thegreyplace.nz
Artweek | suite.co.nz
Ans Westra
Tāmaki Makaurau
7–24 Oct
Inflorescence
Cora-Allan Wickliffe
Bobbie Gray, Jesse Watson, Lara Thomas
Floor Talk Andrew Middleton, Ashleigh Tuck, Catherine Thomson, Chris Bae, Christina Clarke, Remember With Me
Duration: 30mins Gitanjali Bhatt, Ilena Shadbolt, Isla Thomson, Jessie Newman, Judith Lawson, 13–31 Oct
Deadweight Loss Wed 14 Oct, 11am Kiki Hall, Lyn-Marie, Maryjane Fale’afa, Molly Langelaan, Monique Lacey, Paige Opening: Tue 13 Oct, 5pm–7pm
Moniek Schrijer, Laurie Steer, Cat
Pete Bossley Sat 17 Oct, 2pm Nebbeling, Rosaleen Turley, Skye Lovatt
Fooks, Micheal McCabe Forty Years Drawn Workshop
David Alsop, Owner of {Suite} Gallery Sat 17 Oct, 7.30pm–10.30pm
1 Aug–18 Oct
will present a floor talk on the life and Sat 17 Oct, 1.30pm–3pm
1 Aug–18 Oct
A collective of artists have meticulously spliced man-made objects into a
work of Ans Westra, explain how the slew of flora, transforming the Comet Garden into a sprawling metropolis of
gallery became associated with the luminescent plastics that weave throughout the surrounding trees, creating a
artist and the ways the public can prismatic landscape.
engage with her substantial archive.
PONSONBY FITZROY LOUNGE BAR THE FRAME WORKSHOP
61 Mackelvie St, Grey Lynn & GALLERY
artyoga.co 182 Jervois Rd, Herne Bay | Mon–Fri
9.30am–5.30pm | Sat 10am–3pm
frameworkshop.co.nz
Turumeke Harrington
Make a Sketch Mahoranuiātea Looking Out in
Drawing Party Every Direction
Sat 10 Oct 2pm–4pm
1 Aug–18 Oct
As part of the Artweek Auckland Absinthe Obscura Open Late In The Arts
2020 Programme, Objectspace is
hosting a rolling cast of tutors for an
Tasting Evening Precinct
Objectspace drawing party. Each Fri 16 Oct, 6.30pm
Art Yoga
Thu 15 Oct until 8pm
tutor will suggest different ways of There is perhaps no spirit so Late Night
tackling a drawing, with focal points Dinny Design & Rawhiti Selflove
notorious as Absinthe. A favourite
from the exhibition, Deadweight Loss. drink of artists, writers and mischief- Enjoy a night out in the Arts Precinct! Thu 15 Oct, 5pm–9pm
makers of the Belle Epoque it was, in Bring a friend and explore an exciting
Join in a series of sketching exercises mix of art as galleries OPEN LATE. Art Yoga is based on different
its time, woefully misrepresented as a
where you can flex your creative and
seductive, hallucinogenic, homicide- Have a drink or bite to eat along the varieties of therapeutic art The Art Of Repetition
observational drawing skills. Pop in way or get a culture hit by cycle if techniques combined with
for 10 minutes or stay for two hours. inducing demon’s drop. Artweek meditation practice. Anyone can A showcase of New Zealand
2020 is giving you the opportunity to you’d rather explore on two wheels. Screen Printers
Materials and hospitality will be enjoy the benefits of creating art. No
sample the notorious tipple and make Take a self-guided walk or book into a knowledge or prior skills surrounding 10–18 Oct
provided, register your interest up your own mind. The Metropolitan FREE guided tour.
through the Objectspace website. art is required to start. Opening: Fri 9 Oct, 6pm
Club is hosting a two hour tasting For tour details and bookings check
experience at Suite Gallery with Koha. Booking required. We celebrate the art of
out the O
PEN LATEonline listing at contactus.artyoga@gmail.com screenprinting in this group show.
traditional Absinthe fountains, live artweek.co.nz
performance and food pairings. Take a look at both archival and new
Kindly supported by Auckland Council and screenprints from a selection of our
R18+ the Karangahape Road Business Association. artists paired with bespoke framing
$ PAID event. $75pp. Tickets Ponsonby guided tours supported by the by our talented team.
available through Eventbrite Ponsonby Business Association.
20 artweek.co.nz @artweekauckland 21STUDIO ONE TOI TŪ STUDIO ONE TOI TŪ
1 Ponsonby Rd | Mon–Fri 9am–5pm | studioone.org.nz 1 Ponsonby Rd | Mon–Fri 9am–5pm | studioone.org.nz
Painting with Puppies
Bronwyn Layla Art In Bloom Academy and Auckland
Alone in Paris in the Summertime Puppy Rescue
24 Sep–22 Oct
Sat 10 Oct, 10am–11.30am
Opening: Wed 23 Sept, 5pm
Learn to paint while playing with
puppies! Art in Bloom partners with
Auckland Puppy Rescue to bring
Deborah Crowe you the cutest event of the year.
What’s Possible Next...? Net proceeds go to Auckland Puppy
Idea Development Workshop Rescue. The puppies joining you
for painting will be available for
Studio One Toi Tū Makers Market — Artweek Edition Valerie Ong Sat 10 Oct, 9.30am–11.30am
adoption, so you might go home with
For Artweek Studio One Toi Tū and more than just a painting!
Thu 15 Oct, 5pm–8pm
Reconnections
Crowe Creative Art Services are $ PAID event. $110 pp. All materials
Support local artists in this night market celebrating our creative community. 24 Sep–22 Oct
hosting a two-hour idea development included. Tickets available from:
The Studio One Toi Tū Market showcases New Zealand artists, browse a curated Opening: Wed 23 Sept, 5pm workshop designed to contribute to artinbloom.co.nz
selection of original ceramics, photographs, paintings and more. the artists and makers’ community.
While you’re in the building check out our Artweek Auckland exhibitions and Set in a friendly environment and
open artist studios, as well as a local food truck parked on site. facilitated by artist and experienced
art educator, Deborah Crowe.
$
FREE entry
To enrol please contact Studio One
Toi Tū on info@studioone.org.nz or
Nuclei 09 360 4221
Teresa Peters, Karen Sewell, $
FREE event
Faye Norman
10–18 Oct, 10am–5pm
Opening: Thu 15 Oct, 6pm
STUDIO 1B
1B Ponsonby Rd
Art In Bloom Academy
Acrylic Pouring Workshops
Sat 10 & Sat 17 Oct
Wine and Paint Party (2hr afternoon workshops)
Sat 10 Oct & Sat 17 Oct, 6pm–8pm
Learn how to pour acrylics, with
Grab a brush and a drink and let’s all materials included to complete
get painting! No previous painting two one-of-a-kind paintings. Acrylic
experience or artistic ability required. pouring is a very delicate science
James S Watson Gina Allison Ayumi Ando This social painting class provides and you’ll be given all the tips and
all materials along with step by step tricks to get it right the first time.
An artist is only as good as their hands Keramiek Kabin
instructions on how to paint. At the Each event is a stand alone class that
24 Sep–22 Oct
24 Sep–22 Oct
24 Sep–22 Oct
Opening: Wed 23 Sept, 5pm Opening: Wed 23 Sept, 5pm Opening: Wed 23 Sept, 5pm
Open Artists’ Studios end of the event you will leave with teaches a different paint pouring
your own painting ready to hang up technique, including the Flower,
Deborah Body, Deborah Crowe, Dutch Pour, Negative Space and
George Hajian, Veronica Herber, on your wall.
Tree Rings.
Karen Rubado, Julia Teale $ PAID event. $55pp. All materials
included. BYO wine. $ PAID event. $85pp. Tickets
Sat 10 Oct, 11.30am–4pm available from: artinbloom.co.nz
Thu 15 Oct, 5pm–8pm
Tickets available from:
artinbloom.co.nz
22 artweek.co.nz @artweekauckland 23NO.3 STUDIOS
3 Ponsonby Rd
SAPPHIRE ROOM
Ponsonby Central, Cnr Ponsonby & Richmond Rds
03. KARANGAHAPE
ROAD
PLORK
Play & Work Open Studios
Isabella Rasch, Judy Keats, Jane Vile,
Ernesto Ovalle, Glen Mitchell,
Joseph Mirando KARANGAHAPE RD ARTSPACE
Sat 10 & Sun 11 Oct, 10am–5pm 292 Karangahape Rd, Newton
Tue–Fri 10am–6pm | Sat 11am–4pm
Thu 15 Oct, 5.30pm–8pm artspace-aotearoa.nz
Sat 17 & Sun 18 Oct, 10am–5pm
PLORK play and work in these
times of abstract + actions. Artist
Conversations, Menu-Kitchen guest
singers and poets open mic.
PONSONBY CENTRAL
136 Ponsonby Rd, Shop 4D
Daily 9am–5pm | beldon.co.nz
Stockroom at Sapphire
New Artists Show 2020
Masterworks Gallery, Melanie Roger Gallery, Gow Langsford,
Whitespace Contemporary Art Vanessa Crofskey, Millie Dow, Ary
Jansen, Claudia Kogachi, Matt Ritani,
15–18 Oct
Luke Shaw, Ashleigh Taupaki, Jasmine
Opening: Fri 16 Oct, 6pm–8pm Tuia, Louie Zalk-Neale
Open Late In The Arts Precinct
Four of Auckland’s top galleries have come together to showcase the work of On until 17 Oct
some of their favourite artists. This unique pop-up exhibition is brought to you in Thu 15 Oct until 8pm
conjunction with Ponsonby Central. Don’t miss what promises to be a fantastic Late Night
experience for new and experienced collectors alike! Enjoy a night out in the Arts Precinct! Bring a friend and explore an exciting mix
of art as galleries OPEN LATE. Have a drink or bite to eat along the way or get a TAUTAI
Hands Off My Work! culture hit by cycle if you’d rather explore on two wheels.
Sat 17 Oct, 2pm–3pm
Lvl 1, 300 Karangahape Rd | Mon–Fri
Take a self-guided walk or book into a FREE guided tour. For tour details and 11am–4pm | tautai.org
A conversation on the intricacies and obligations of artist’s copyright and bookings check out the O PEN LATEonline listing at artweek.co.nz
licensing with Caroline Stone.
Presented with the generous support of Auckland Council and the Karangahape Road
Pick up a coffee downstairs at Ponsonby Central, and join us upstairs at the Business Association
Sapphire Room for what is sure to be an invaluable hour of free, practical,
legal advice and information.
No booking required.
KARANGAHAPE RD
Sean Beldon Street Art Tours
OPEN STUDIO
Hartland NaCl + H20 =
89 Rose Rd, Grey Lynn Sat 10 Oct 11am–1pm
5 –18 Oct
Daily 10am-5pm | @mickylightartist Sun 11 Oct 1pm–3pm Interconnectivity
Opening: Tue 6 Oct, 6pm Thu 15 Oct 5.30pm–7.30pm
Group exhibition
See an eclectic, ever-evolving mix
Micky Light of art led by Jonny 4Higher, one of 9 Oct–31 Jan
10–18 Oct
New Zealand’s most experienced Open Late
Opening: Sat 10 Oct, 10am street artists.
Thu 15 Oct, until 8pm
Visit my garden studio in a $
FREE event. Booking required.
Activations and live performances;
shepherd’s hut nestled in Grey Lynn Supported by Auckland Council and the curated by Katharine Atafu-Mayo and
to see my artwork, inspired by nature. Karangahape Road Business Association Giles Peterson.
24 artweek.co.nz @artweekauckland 25KARANGAHAPE RD MONSTER VALLEY AUDIO FOUNDATION MELANIE ROGER GALLERY
Across multiple venues along Karangahape Road | kroad.com/streetfront 74 Karangahape Rd Sub-basement of Parisian Tie 444 Karangahape Rd, Newton | Wed–Fri 11am–4pm | Sat 11am–3pm
monstervalley.co.nz/artgallery Factory, 4 Poynton Tce melanierogergallery.com
Tue–Sat 12pm–4pm
audiofoundation.org.nz
Central Auckland
Sam Burton, Collage Degree,
Natasha Vermeulen, Petra Leary, Tim
D. Shaded Skull, Guy Oscar Brock,
Vents, Haunt One, Capilli Tupou,
Braden McMahon, Nigel Roberts, Nick
Street Front J Boyd, Victor Webster, James Hunt,
10–18 Oct
Kate Millington, Fiona Rennie, Chippy,
Marcus Watson, Jake Feast, Daniel NOW! HERE! Festival of
A creative collaboration sharing the contribution that the business and arts
communities of Karangahape make to its distinct identity. Street Front creates
Ellison, Togo, Margarita Vovna, Gasp Experimental Sonic Arts
windows into the dynamic soul of Auckland’s most iconic inner-city street.
and more
Leading sound artists and musicians
Peter Gouge
Thu 15 Oct, 6pm–8pm
from throughout Aotearoa Everything Stops for the Baby
Visit these windows 24/7 during Artweek or join one of the walking tours to enjoy Fri 16 Oct, 9am–5pm
the hospitality Karangahape Road has to offer. 14–18 Oct
23 Sept–10 Oct
Central Aucklandis a celebration Opening: Wed 14 Oct, 5.30pm
Street Front is brought to you by Monster Valley, Space Hub, TrustMe, Auckland Council and the of our neighbourhood and the
Karangahape Road Business Association incredible artists which inhabit it. The The Audio Foundation’s biannual
area has a rich history of art making festival is a highlight of the sonic arts
Walking tour and the show features some of the calendar, bringing together leading
current driving force behind the art artists from throughout Aotearoa in
Sat 10 & Sat 17 Oct, 11.30am
scene in the area. celebrated and new combinations.
Join a S
treet Frontwalking tour with a local artist sharing insight into the
independent, emerging arts scene that this precinct fosters. Curated by Tim D. & PLAZA
$
FREE event. Registration essential. Tickets available from Eventbrite.
KARANGAHAPE RD KARANGAHAPE RD KARANGAHAPE RD
Phantom Billboards Meet: Cnr of East St & K’Road
artexplore.co.nz
Matt Dowman ArtExplore Tour
Artweek by Cycle What is change? Sat 10 Oct, 11am–1pm
Sophie Sutherland
10–18 Oct
Ball Park
Karangahape Rd & Newmarket FREE for Artweek, these regular
Sat 10 Oct, 9am–12.30pm To share your thoughts head to Saturday morning Art Precinct walks Jesse Austin-Stewart
instagram.com/what_is_change and allow you to explore with other
Sat 10 Oct, 1pm–4.30pm
join the conversation. art lovers and an expert guide. 4 Swinging Speakers Henrietta Harris
Thu 15 Oct, OPEN LATE
Throughout Spring and Autumn. 8–31 Oct
Burn for the Moon
Explore the very best of Artweek on a Come for a taster. Opening: Thu 8 Oct, 5.30pm
wonderful e.bike. Thanks to Mercury, 14 Oct–7 Nov
$
FREE event. Booking required. Opening: Wed 14 Oct, 5.30pm–7.30pm
you can join a guided e.bike tour,
Visit artexplore.co.nz or
exploring Auckland and taking in
ph: 021 188 3933
some of Artweek’s finest – for free!
Spaces are limited. To find out more
visit mercury.co.nz/artweek
26 artweek.co.nz @artweekauckland 27TENTACLE RAYNHAM PARK RM GALLERY TIM MELVILLE GALLERY MOKOPŌPAKI
Samoa House | Lvl 1, 283 7/74 Upper Queen St 3 Samoa House Lane | Thu–Fri 4 Winchester St, Newton | Tue–Fri 10am–6pm | Sat 10am–3pm Ground floor, 454 Karangahape Rd
Karangahape Rd | Daily 11am–4pm raynhampark.io 1pm–5pm, Sat, 12pm–4pm timmelville.com Wed–Fri 11am–5pm | Sat 11am–3pm
(Thu 15 Oct until 8pm & Sat 17 Oct rm.org.nz mokopopaki.co.nz
1.30pm–4pm) | boncosmos.com
Denise Batchelor
& James Edgar Pete Bossley Colonial Road
Gaia Ashleigh Taupaki Twenty Five Years Painted A.A.M. Bos, Carole Prentice, Dr P
Matā 2 9 Sept–31 Oct
2 Sept–17 Oct
10 & 11 Oct, 4pm–9pm
Opening: Tue 29 Sept, 6pm Opening: Wed 2 Sept, 6pm–8pm
Gaia is a collaborative work by artists 14–31 Oct
Denise Batchelor and James Edgar. It Opening: Wed 14 Oct, 6pm Artist talk
explores the natural world, both real Artist talk Johl Dwyer Sat 24 Oct, 1.30pm
and imagined, through an immersive
Fri 16 Oct
Screens of a Mad Man Pete Bossley discusses his recent STRANGE GOODS
experience. denisebatchelor.com
2 9 Sept–31 Oct
book O
ne Year Drawnand the overlap 281 Karangahape Rd | Wed–Fri
Opening: Tue 29 Sept, 6pm between painting and architecture. 11am–6pm | Sat & Sun 11am–3pm
strangegoods.co.nz
Tentacle hosting Bonco
10–18 Oct
Tentacle presents an exhibition of
painting and sculpture by Bonco.
ORO NEGRO STUDIO The Homestead
Samoa House | Shop 2, 283 Simon Che De Boer, Dan Monogham,
Karangahape Rd | Daily 10am–6pm, James Edgar
Open Late Thu 15 Oct until 8pm
veo-artist.squarespace.com 13 & 14 Oct, 6pm–9pm
Opening: Tue 13 Oct, 7pm
Deanna Dowling
14–31 Oct
Opening: Wed 14 Oct, 6pm
ARTWEEK
POP UP
Nefertari: Journey Books and ephemera
to Eternity 10–18 Oct
Vicente Ovalle Simon Che De Boer, Nick Taylor, Over the course of Artweek 2020,
Vicente’s art and Ernesto’s mahi Brenden Kinney Exhibitions and activations are Strange Goods will be hosting a
10–18 Oct
popping up throughout the city for series of events that celebrate and
Fri 16 Oct, 7pm–11pm
Artweek. Find a pop-up venue near showcase art books and ephemera
you and support our local artists! from across Aotearoa. Strange Goods
offers a curated selection of multi-
See artweek.co.nz for locations disciplinary arts books, publications
and details. and objects from across Aotearoa,
New Zealand.
Collecting Contemporary
Sat 10 Oct,1.30pm
Would you like to start collecting art? Do you worry, though, that you don’t
Enter the Tomb: know where to begin or how much it might cost? Would you like to hear how
Tutankhamun inexpensive (and, actually, fun) it can be?
Simon Che De Boer, Nick Taylor, Tim Melville Gallery director Tim Melville and Fox/Jensen/McCrory director
Brenden Kinney Sarah McCrory are here to help!
Sat 17 Oct, 7pm–11pm
$
FREE event. No booking required.
28 artweek.co.nz @artweekauckland 2904. GREY LYNN FÖENANDER GALLERIES
455 Mt Eden Rd, Mt Eden
Tue–Fri 10am–6pm | Sat 10am–4pm
foenandergalleries.co.nz
WHITESPACE CONTEMPORARY ART
20 Monmouth St, Grey Lynn | Tue–Fri 11am–5pm | Sat 11am–4pm
whitespace.co.nz
GREY LYNN FOX JENSEN MCCRORY TRISH CLARK GALLERY Oliver Cain
10 Putiki St, Grey Lynn | Tue–Fri, 142 Great North Rd | Wed–Sat Relatively Fruity
11am–5pm | Sat, 11am–3pm 11am–4pm | trishclark.co.nz
foxjensengallery.com 24 Sept–13 Oct
Opening: Thu 24 Sept, 6pm–8pm
Bob Kerr
Artist working live at What Happened Here
the gallery
11 Oct–5 Nov
Sat 10 Oct, 11am–2pm
Opening: Sun 11 Oct, 2pm
All Welcome.
AKEPIRO STREET STUDIOS ART BUREAU GALLERY
9a Akepiro St, Mt Eden (Upstairs) 228A Dominion Rd,
akepirostudios.com Mt Eden | Mon–Fri 10am–4pm,
or by appointment | artbureau.co.nz
Gary McMillan
Transmission
1 Oct–7 Nov
Grey Lynn & Around BSA GALLERY Undercurrents:
presents: Papatūānuku Browne School of Art reimagining New Zealand
194 Great North Rd, Grey Lynn
Urban Flora and Fauna Trails Daily 10am–4pm | Open Late Thu 12 contemporary artists from Kingsland Creatives
15 Oct | browne.school.nz Aotearoa, including Mark Adams, Gil Alter Egos
Come and enjoy Grey Lynn’s buzzy Evan Woodruffe, Laura Williams, Leigh
spirit during Artweek! Auckland’s Hanly, Cass Power, Ngahuia Harrison Martin, Yonel Watene, Kim Annan, Rachel Rush, RUSH
& John Miller Bryony Matthew, Suzanne Laidlaw,
creative urban community is hosting 24 Sept–16 Oct
art trails, events and exhibitions. 10 Oct–14 Nov
Brendan Moran, Kalisolaite ‘Uhila, Opening: Thu 24 Sept, 6pm–8pm
Opening: Fri 9 Oct, 5.30pm John Hodgson, John Nicol, Karley
Visit: greylynn-around.com The Art Bureau Gallery presents Alter
Feaver, Sarah Cooper, Paul Johnston
for further details. Contact: Curators’ Conversation: Egos. A solo exhibition like no other.
events@greylynn-around.com Sat 17 Oct, 2pm–5pm
Stunning new artworks from Rachel
Chris Corson-Scott and Rush and her own infamous alter
Open Studio & Exhibition. See
Francis McWhannell exciting work being produced at this ego, RUSH, brought together in
Anton Chapman Sat 17 Oct, 2pm
well-established studio, home to 14 one space.
Rough Crossing artists, and have the chance to buy All are welcome on opening night.
A lively discussion between the two
art specially prepared for Artweek See @artbureau.nz on Facebook for
13–31 Oct
highly knowledgeable young curators Neal Palmer Auckland.
Opening: Tue 13 Oct, 5pm–7pm for whom this is a ‘passion project’ more details.
15 Oct–3 Nov
that’s been under discussion for a
Artist talk lengthy period – expect plenty of
Opening: Thu 15 Oct, 6pm–8pm
Sun 18 Oct, 1pm
interesting insights! Exhibition Introduction
$
FREE event. Sat 17 Oct, 12noon
All Welcome.
30 artweek.co.nz @artweekauckland 31GREY LYNN
ARTWEEK TUITUI ART SPACE
Lvl 2, 58 Surrey Cres, Grey Lynn
Daily 11am–5pm | oaa.co.nz
STUDIO 541
541 Mt Eden Rd, Mt Eden | Wed–Sun 10am–4pm
guyneedham.com/samburu-exhibition
TOI ORA LIVE ART TRUST
6 Putiki St, Grey Lynn | 12–15 Oct
10am–4pm | Thu 15 Oct 5pm–8pm
POP UP
Fri 16 Oct 10am–12pm | toiora.org.nz
Exhibitions and activations are
popping up throughout the city for
Artweek. Find a pop-up venue near
you and support our local artists!
See artweek.co.nz for locations
and details.
Open Late In The Arts
Precinct
Thu 15 Oct until 8pm
WEBB’S
Enjoy a night out in the Arts Precinct! 33a Normanby Rd, Mt Eden | Mon– Backyard Cabbage tree,
Bring a friend and explore an exciting Fri 9am–5pm | Sat 10am–3pm | City night sky grey, clouds
webbs.co.nz
mix of art as galleries OPEN LATE. clear, Cold full moon,
Have a drink or bite to eat along the
way or get a culture hit by cycle if
shines through
you’d rather explore on two wheels. Group Exhibition
Take a self-guided walk or book into a 10–18 Oct
FREE guided tour. For tour details and
bookings check out the O PEN LATE
online listing at artweek.co.nz
Presented with the generous support of MONMOUTH GLASS CLAY
Auckland Council and the Karangahape Road 5 Great North Rd, Grey Lynn Toi Ora Artists
Business Association Wed–Sat 12pm–5pm 12–16 Oct
Thu 15 Oct until 8pm
monmouthglassstudio.co.nz For Artweek 2020 we asked our
artists to use this medium to play,
Solvent manipulate and create something
IVAN ANTHONY Judy Darragh, Kristy Gorman, to share whilst benefitting from the
564 Great North Rd, Grey Lynn Henrietta Harris, Claudia Jowitt, therapeutic act of moulding and
Tue–Fri 11am–5pm | Sat 11am–3pm Claudia Kogachi, Doris Lusk, Dane shaping the infinite potential of clay.
ivananthony.com Mitchell, Johanna Pegler, Séraphine
Pick, Salome Tanuvasa, I mogen
Taylor, A
mber Wilson, Toss Woollaston
10–16 Oct
OREXART
Opening: Fri 9 Oct, 6pm with orexart.co.nz
DJ Ron Nuclear
Webb’s is presenting an exhibition
of watercolour works as a part New Work
of Artweek Auckland 2020. Stephen Bradbourne, Isaac Katzoff,
Including work from artists such Abigail Steel
Doris Lusk and Toss Woollaston
paired with work by contemporary 15–31 Oct
practitioners using watercolour. The
Visit Ivan Anthony at their new presentation highlights the diversity
location from October 2020. of the medium while also showing
ivananthony.com for details. a consistency of the medium’s
importance.
Guy Needham
The Samburu of Kenya
14–18 Oct
Opening: Thu 15 Oct, 6pm
The Samburu are semi-nomadic pastoralists who live in northern Kenya. In 2018 Matthew Browne
photographer Guy Needham spent time with them under the scared mountain
O’Lolokwe, and this exhibition is a tribute to their way of life. MORII
6 –31 Oct
Artist talk
See website for details and
Guy Needham
new gallery location.
Thu 15 Oct, 6.30pm
Photographer Guy Needham shares Opening Night stories of living with the
Samburu including drinking live goats blood, ‘The Moon is Back’ rituals and the
forced isolation of the Moran warriors.
Part of Opening Night, no need to book.
32 artweek.co.nz @artweekauckland 3305. PARNELL AUCKLAND WAR MEMORIAL MUSEUM
The Auckland Domain, Parnell | Daily 10am–5pm | aucklandmuseum.com
TE TUHI STUDIOS AT
CHESHIRE ST AND
PAPATŪNGA
Parnell Station, 23 Cheshire St
tetuhi.art
Open Studio
Sat 17 Oct, 10am–2pm
Te Tuhi Studios at Cheshire St and
Papatūnga are hosting an Open
Studio as part of Artweek Auckland
and Parnell Day.
PARNELL HOLY TRINITY Meet the resident artists and view the
parnell.net.nz CATHEDRAL historic station building that has been
446 Parnell Rd transformed into a studio and gallery
Sat 10 Oct, 10am–3pm complex. This project was instigated
Mon 12–Sat 17 Oct, 10am–3pm by Auckland Art Fair co-director
holy-trinity.org.nz Stephanie Post and developed by
Te Tuhi in partnership with Auckland
Transport.
Coffee and donuts will be served.
Nau mai, haere mai!
Parnell Station Billboards
Ella Sutherland
6 Sept–29 Nov, 24/7
Secret Museum Tour
Daily 11.30am
Ever wonder what’s tucked away in the basement of the Museum? Don’t miss this
once in a lifetime chance to explore the underground world where many of our PARNELL
treasures are stored. What’s waiting for you down there? Book today and find out. Meet: Terry Stringer Fountain
Holy Trinity Cathedral
To book online visit: myaccount.aucklandmuseum.com/117122 artexplore.co.nz
Parnell Day
Sat 17 Oct
Reflections ARTIS GALLERY PARNELL
Nestled in the heart of historic Parnell you’ll find some of Auckland’s top
galleries that cater to both the discerning art collector and the curious ‘art Nigel Brown, Shane Cotton, 280 Parnell Rd, Parnell
connoisseur’. Within two short blocks, you will find artworks ranging from Robert Ellis, Anne Robinson, Neil Mon–Fri 9.30am–5.30pm
Sat 10am–4pm | Sun 11am–4pm
established and emerging contemporary New Zealand artists and traditional Dawson, Terry Stringer, John Baker, artisgallery.co.nz
Māori and Pacific works, to rare and collectible pieces from the 19th and 20th Carl Edwards, John Abramczyk,
centuries. With regular featured exhibitions and ever-changing displays of Brian Ravey
paintings, sculptures, prints, ceramics and traditional artifacts, there is always 10–17 Oct
something new to discover.
The Holy Trinity Cathedral, on the
For Artweek 2020, don’t miss out what’s on offer at the Holy Trinity Cathedral as ridge of Parnell, houses a vast
well as down at the Parnell Station with Te Tuhi Studio. Parnell is also providing
those who take their time to wander through Parnell’s exclusive galleries between
collection of permanent works of ArtExplore Tour
art and sculpture as well as its own
October 10th and October 18th the opportunity to enter to win $2,000 to go art gallery with revolving artwork. Sat 17 Oct, 11am–1pm
towards their favourite work of art in Parnell. Stained-glass windows by Nigel FREE for Artweek, these regular
*Terms & Conditions apply. See p
arnell.net.nz for details. Brown, Shane Cotton and Robert
Artweek by Cycle
Saturday morning Art Precinct walks
Ellis, a baptismal font by Anne Parnell & Ponsonby allow you to explore with other
Robinson, a gilded cross sculpture Sun 11 Oct, 11am–3.30pm art lovers and an expert guide.
by Neil Dawson and the Mountain Sat 17 Oct, 9am–12.30pm Throughout Spring and Autumn.
Fountain by Terry Stringer, are just Works on Paper Sat 17 Oct, 1pm–4.30pm Come for a taster.
a few of the exceptional artworks Sun 18 Oct, 11am–3.30pm
Group Exhibition $
FREE EVENT. Booking required.
featured. A new gallery space,
Explore the very best of Artweek on a Visit artexplore.co.nz or
The John Wilson Gallery, features 8–18 Oct
wonderful e.bike. Thanks to Mercury, ph: 021 188 3933
artworks on loan from the Wallace
ARTIS Gallery presents a selection of you can join a guided e.bike tour,
Arts Trust. Discover these diverse
works on paper by our represented exploring Auckland and taking in
and remarkable works of art and
artists. The exhibition will include some of Artweek’s finest – for free!
sculpture on a special Artweek self-
original watercolours, limited edition
guided tour with informative insights Spaces are limited. To find out more
prints and oil on paper works.
into the artists and their works. visit mercury.co.nz/artweek
34 artweek.co.nz @artweekauckland 35KELLIHER ART TRUST
2 York St, Parnell
KINDER HOUSE
2 Ayr St, Parnell | Wed–Sun
10am–4pm | kinder.org.nz
williamrobertboyd.co.nz
06. NEWMARKET
William Robert Boyd
Disturbance in the Landscape
10 Oct–22 Nov
Opening: Sat 10 Oct, 1pm
Artist talk
HIGHWIC SANDERSON
Sat 17 Oct, 1pm
CONTEMPORARY
40 Gillies Avenue, Epsom | Wed–Sun 10.30am–4.30pm | highwic.co.nz
Osborne Lane, 2 Kent St, Newmarket
Mon–Fri 10am-6pm | Sat & Sun
10am–4pm | sanderson.co.nz
PARNELL GALLERY
Landscape Paintings from the Collection 263 Parnell Rd, Parnell | Mon–Fri
Sat 17 Oct, 11am–4pm
10am–5.30pm | Sat 10am–4pm
Sun 11am–3pm | parnellgallery.co.nz
A selection of prize-winning landscapes from the Kelliher Art Competition
1956–1977 together with recent landscape commissions including the first
showing of the 2020 commission. Plus other modernist New Zealand landscapes.
Artists range from Peter McIntyre and Austen Deans to Aroha Gossage and
Caroline Bellamy.
Curator’s Introduction
12 noon
INTERNATIONAL BLACK DOOR GALLERY Still Life Drawing
ART CENTRE 251 Parnell Rd, Parnell A drop-in drawing activity for all
Mon–Fri 10am–5pm the family
202 Parnell Rd
Mon–Fri 9.30am–5.30pm Sat 10am–4pm | Sun 11am–3pm Sat 17 & Sun 18Oct
Sat 10am–4pm | Sun 11am–4pm blackdoorgallery.co.nz
10.30am–4.30pm
internationalartcentre.co.nz
Come along to celebrate Auckland
Artweek at Highwic, where you
Damien Kurth
Death Drawing at Highwic
Peter Hackett can sit down and sketch the still 13 Oct–8 Nov
Sat 10 Oct, 7pm
life tableau that we will create to Opening: Sat 17 Oct, 11am–1pm
The Honeymooners’ Bed
Immerse yourself in a life drawing motivate you. Alternatively, take a
10–18 Oct
experience like no other at Highwic, look around the house, or beautiful
We welcome you to the gallery to Auckland’s favourite gothic mansion. gardens for a subject to inspire you.
immerse yourself in the thick impasto Featuring modern day muses, lush Drawing materials will be provided.
oil paint of Peter Hackett’s paintings. theatrical styling and generous $ Drop-in session.
A sculptural quality is achieved hospitality, D eath Drawingtakes a No need to book. Adults: $10.
through the artists application of macabre yet playful look at the darker Children under 18: FREE.
paint and paired with the large scale side of our shared twilight life.
of these artworks these paintings Presented by The Metropolitan Club,
Simon Williams are without doubt best viewed up the ticket price includes materials,
close and in person. In addition to drinks and canapes. This is an R18
Demonstration Hackett’s work we will also have our event.
Sat 17 Oct, 1pm–1.30pm
Spring Exhibition on display.
$ Tickets available through
International Art Centre will be
hosting a talk and demonstration by
Eventbrite. $75pp Part of which Brendan McGorry
goes towards the preservation
leading New Zealand landscapist When the Storm Ends
of Highwic.
Simon Williams. A large collection Rieko Woodford-Robinson 13 Oct–8 Nov
of works by international and local Opening: Sat 17 Oct, 11am–1pm
artists will also be on view. Heroes
8–28 Oct
Artist talk
Opening: Thu 8 Oct, Sat 17 Oct, 10.30am
5.30pm–7.30pm
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