Exhibitions on Sunday 24 June

Erica van Zon: Jade Tableau: Having printed images of Te Uru's distinctive aluminum cladding onto silk, van Zon converts the Window Space into a surreal continuation of the building, as well as a backdrop for a new configuration of small and whimsical clay objects. Inside the gallery, van Zon offers a range of practices from beading and embroidery to steel work and printed silk, whose forms and arrangement adhere to the visual structure of the grid.; 1 May - 3 July | See event detail

Stephen Ellis: Headforemost: For this exhibition Stephen Ellis reimagines the settling of William Cornwallis Symonds unbuilt city at Cornwallis, the last remnant of which is its rebuilt wharf. Ellis reimagines the settlement through scale models, which serve as the basis for a series of large ballpoint pen drawings.; 19 May - 5 August | See event detail

Gabrielle Amodeo: Blind Carbon Copy: An Open Love Letter: Gabrielle Amodeo is a Wellington-based multi-media artist who is interested in the space between things and how they are represented. Her work often takes what is familiar and alters it, removing some elements and highlighting others. These acts test how meaning travels and unravels, considering what is lost and gained during transmission.; 19 May - 5 August | See event detail

Dark Horizons: Dark Horizons is a suite of three interconnected solo projects by Abdul Abdullah, Abdul-Rahman Abdullah and Khaled Sabsabi. Each of these artists presents an individual contemplation on migration from a position of Muslim migrant communities in Australia...; 2 June - 19 August | See event detail

Nga Tohu o Te Kawerau a Maki - the people, their stories and treasures: Ka titiro whakamuri, me anga whakamua - We look back so that we forge ahead! Te Kawerau a Maki present a collection of images of tūpuna (forebears) and taonga (treasures) to remember and celebrate their heritage as they work toward a better future.; 30 June - 26 August | See event detail

Josephine Cachemaille: Feels: Heaped, hanging, climbing and draping, FEELS is an installation-assemblage by Nelson-based artist Josephine Cachemaille. Working with a wide range of precious, crafted and familiar objects, FEELS composes hybrid sculpture/paintings into a lively, suggestive and humorous pile-up.; 4 July - 4 September | See event detail

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