Current Upcoming

Current Exhibitions

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Portage Ceramic Awards 2025

21 NOV 2025 – 8 FEB 2026

Portage Ceramic Awards 2025

The Portage Ceramic Awards is an annual celebration of contemporary ceramics in Aotearoa.
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Portage Ceramic Awards 2025
Bill Hammond | Serenading Imagined Worlds

7 DEC 2025 - 22 FEB 2026

Bill Hammond Serenading Imagined Worlds

From his wooden toys to his 1980s and 90s paintings, a small survey of the great artists work.
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Bill Hammond | Serenading Imagined Worlds
Jack Hadley | ASSEMBLIES

7 DEC 2025 - 22 FEB 2026

Jack Hadley ASSEMBLIES

Artist and educator Jack Hadley often works at intersections where “different references collide"
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Jack Hadley | ASSEMBLIES
Jack Hadley | ASSEMBLIES

7 DEC 2025 - 22 FEB 2026

Jack Hadley ASSEMBLIES

Artist and educator Jack Hadley often works at intersections where “different references collide"
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Jack Hadley | ASSEMBLIES

Upcoming exhibitions

Kalisolaite ‘Uhila | Koe Tenga tete to tete Utu pe koia
Ammon Ngakuru |Telltale (a dog)
Avatar Singh
Kahurangiariki Smith
Kalisolaite ‘Uhila | Koe Tenga tete to tete Utu pe koia

8 MAR - 17 MAY 2026

Kalisolaite ‘Uhila Koe Tenga tete to tete Utu pe koia

Held at both Te Uru, and at UNSW Galleries, ‘Uhila recapitulates 27 years of artistic practice.

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Ammon Ngakuru |Telltale (a dog)

22 Feb - 17 May 2026

Ammon Ngakuru Telltale (a dog)

The first solo exhibition by Ammon Ngakuru that focuses on his painting practice.

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Avatar Singh

8 MAR – 3 MAY 2026

Avatar Singh

Avatar Singh’s drawings begin with everyday printed and digital material: National Geographic magazi

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Kahurangiariki Smith

22 MAR – 7 JUN 2026

Kahurangiariki Smith

Taniwha are among the most profound figures in te ao Māori as guardians, ancestors, warnings, and gu

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Events

Whakaaturanga o naianei

Events

SAT 17 JAN, 10AM

Remains of the Clay Walk

Join our 2025 Portage Ceramic Awards essayist Robyn Mason on a walking tour of New Lynn / Te Rewarew

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SAT 24 JAN, 2pm

Jack Hadley Artist Walkthrough

Join us to celebrate the final exhibition openings of the year.

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Explore our digital archive

How to find us

420 Titirangi Rd, Titirangi

+64 9 817 8087 info@teuru.org.nz

Open Daily 10am-4.30pm

Free entry

Timetables for buses and trains can be found at www.at.govt.nz. We suggest a train to the transport hub in New Lynn and a bus from there. There are regular buses between New Lynn and Titirangi.
Free one hour parking is available directly outside the gallery entrance on Titirangi Road. All day free parking is available behind the gallery via South Titirangi Road.
If you require special assistance during a visit, please call us in advance on 09 817 8087. We are happy to help. There is a mobility parking space available outside the front of the gallery on Titirangi Road. The gallery is wheelchair accessible from Titirangi Road and throughout the building. A spare wheelchair is available for use in the gallery. We welcome service dogs. No other animals are permitted inside the building.