In the world of Squiggla, you will experience mark making in action. You are invited to exercise and embrace your creative thinking with whānau and friends. Experiment with marks, dots and lines to play, make, imagine and invent – explore your curiosity and unleash new ideas! 

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

underfoot brings together works by artists from Aotearoa and Australia for which earth matter has been used in a range of poetic ways. Connecting practices from the region at a time of increasingly desperate ecological crises, the exhibition embraces diverse cultural perspectives to open a reciprocal dialogue with the subterranean make-up of our home planet.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

In the world of Squiggla, you will experience mark making in action. You are invited to exercise and embrace your creative thinking with whānau and friends. Experiment with marks, dots and lines to play, make, imagine and invent – explore your curiosity and unleash new ideas! 

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

underfoot brings together works by artists from Aotearoa and Australia for which earth matter has been used in a range of poetic ways. Connecting practices from the region at a time of increasingly desperate ecological crises, the exhibition embraces diverse cultural perspectives to open a reciprocal dialogue with the subterranean make-up of our home planet.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

In the world of Squiggla, you will experience mark making in action. You are invited to exercise and embrace your creative thinking with whānau and friends. Experiment with marks, dots and lines to play, make, imagine and invent – explore your curiosity and unleash new ideas! 

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

underfoot brings together works by artists from Aotearoa and Australia for which earth matter has been used in a range of poetic ways. Connecting practices from the region at a time of increasingly desperate ecological crises, the exhibition embraces diverse cultural perspectives to open a reciprocal dialogue with the subterranean make-up of our home planet.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

In the world of Squiggla, you will experience mark making in action. You are invited to exercise and embrace your creative thinking with whānau and friends. Experiment with marks, dots and lines to play, make, imagine and invent – explore your curiosity and unleash new ideas! 

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

underfoot brings together works by artists from Aotearoa and Australia for which earth matter has been used in a range of poetic ways. Connecting practices from the region at a time of increasingly desperate ecological crises, the exhibition embraces diverse cultural perspectives to open a reciprocal dialogue with the subterranean make-up of our home planet.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

In the world of Squiggla, you will experience mark making in action. You are invited to exercise and embrace your creative thinking with whānau and friends. Experiment with marks, dots and lines to play, make, imagine and invent – explore your curiosity and unleash new ideas! 

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

underfoot brings together works by artists from Aotearoa and Australia for which earth matter has been used in a range of poetic ways. Connecting practices from the region at a time of increasingly desperate ecological crises, the exhibition embraces diverse cultural perspectives to open a reciprocal dialogue with the subterranean make-up of our home planet.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

In the world of Squiggla, you will experience mark making in action. You are invited to exercise and embrace your creative thinking with whānau and friends. Experiment with marks, dots and lines to play, make, imagine and invent – explore your curiosity and unleash new ideas! 

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

underfoot brings together works by artists from Aotearoa and Australia for which earth matter has been used in a range of poetic ways. Connecting practices from the region at a time of increasingly desperate ecological crises, the exhibition embraces diverse cultural perspectives to open a reciprocal dialogue with the subterranean make-up of our home planet.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

In the world of Squiggla, you will experience mark making in action. You are invited to exercise and embrace your creative thinking with whānau and friends. Experiment with marks, dots and lines to play, make, imagine and invent – explore your curiosity and unleash new ideas! 

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

underfoot brings together works by artists from Aotearoa and Australia for which earth matter has been used in a range of poetic ways. Connecting practices from the region at a time of increasingly desperate ecological crises, the exhibition embraces diverse cultural perspectives to open a reciprocal dialogue with the subterranean make-up of our home planet.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

In the world of Squiggla, you will experience mark making in action. You are invited to exercise and embrace your creative thinking with whānau and friends. Experiment with marks, dots and lines to play, make, imagine and invent – explore your curiosity and unleash new ideas! 

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

underfoot brings together works by artists from Aotearoa and Australia for which earth matter has been used in a range of poetic ways. Connecting practices from the region at a time of increasingly desperate ecological crises, the exhibition embraces diverse cultural perspectives to open a reciprocal dialogue with the subterranean make-up of our home planet.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

In the world of Squiggla, you will experience mark making in action. You are invited to exercise and embrace your creative thinking with whānau and friends. Experiment with marks, dots and lines to play, make, imagine and invent – explore your curiosity and unleash new ideas! 

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

underfoot brings together works by artists from Aotearoa and Australia for which earth matter has been used in a range of poetic ways. Connecting practices from the region at a time of increasingly desperate ecological crises, the exhibition embraces diverse cultural perspectives to open a reciprocal dialogue with the subterranean make-up of our home planet.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

In the world of Squiggla, you will experience mark making in action. You are invited to exercise and embrace your creative thinking with whānau and friends. Experiment with marks, dots and lines to play, make, imagine and invent – explore your curiosity and unleash new ideas! 

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

underfoot brings together works by artists from Aotearoa and Australia for which earth matter has been used in a range of poetic ways. Connecting practices from the region at a time of increasingly desperate ecological crises, the exhibition embraces diverse cultural perspectives to open a reciprocal dialogue with the subterranean make-up of our home planet.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

In the world of Squiggla, you will experience mark making in action. You are invited to exercise and embrace your creative thinking with whānau and friends. Experiment with marks, dots and lines to play, make, imagine and invent – explore your curiosity and unleash new ideas! 

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

underfoot brings together works by artists from Aotearoa and Australia for which earth matter has been used in a range of poetic ways. Connecting practices from the region at a time of increasingly desperate ecological crises, the exhibition embraces diverse cultural perspectives to open a reciprocal dialogue with the subterranean make-up of our home planet.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

In the world of Squiggla, you will experience mark making in action. You are invited to exercise and embrace your creative thinking with whānau and friends. Experiment with marks, dots and lines to play, make, imagine and invent – explore your curiosity and unleash new ideas! 

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

underfoot brings together works by artists from Aotearoa and Australia for which earth matter has been used in a range of poetic ways. Connecting practices from the region at a time of increasingly desperate ecological crises, the exhibition embraces diverse cultural perspectives to open a reciprocal dialogue with the subterranean make-up of our home planet.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

Making do rhymes with poo is a major new multimedia installation with video and live performance by eminent Australian artist Justene Williams.

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

Eternally Temporary brings together ten landscape paintings selected from the Kelliher Art Trust Collection.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

Making do rhymes with poo is a major new multimedia installation with video and live performance by eminent Australian artist Justene Williams.

Richard Reddaway, Grant Takle and Terry Urbahn collaborate on the installation New Cuts Old Music, an eclectic mix of found-object constructions intersecting with painted/sliced vinyl records saturated in mutated sounds and images.

Eternally Temporary brings together ten landscape paintings selected from the Kelliher Art Trust Collection.

This exhibition draws on Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Ava Seymour’s ongoing series of prints, collages and assemblages derived from her evolving library of cat books.

Eternally Temporary brings together ten landscape paintings selected from the Kelliher Art Trust Collection.

Making do rhymes with poo is a major new multimedia installation with video and live performance by eminent Australian artist Justene Williams.

Eternally Temporary brings together ten landscape paintings selected from the Kelliher Art Trust Collection.

Making do rhymes with poo is a major new multimedia installation with video and live performance by eminent Australian artist Justene Williams.

Eternally Temporary brings together ten landscape paintings selected from the Kelliher Art Trust Collection.

Making do rhymes with poo is a major new multimedia installation with video and live performance by eminent Australian artist Justene Williams.

Eternally Temporary brings together ten landscape paintings selected from the Kelliher Art Trust Collection.

Making do rhymes with poo is a major new multimedia installation with video and live performance by eminent Australian artist Justene Williams.

Eternally Temporary brings together ten landscape paintings selected from the Kelliher Art Trust Collection.

Making do rhymes with poo is a major new multimedia installation with video and live performance by eminent Australian artist Justene Williams.