Current Exhibitions

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Jeena Shin & Jamie Te Heuheu | Moving through time

8 AUG – 1 NOV 2026

Jeena Shin & Jamie Te Heuheu Moving through time

This exhibition brings together the distinct yet resonant practices of New Zealand painters
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Jeena Shin & Jamie Te Heuheu | Moving through time
Te Uru x Whitecliffe | Mahitahi

20 JUN - 23 AUG 2026

Te Uru x Whitecliffe Mahitahi

This exhibition brings together the Post Graduate students of Whitecliffe in a dynamic series
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Te Uru x Whitecliffe | Mahitahi
Te Uru x Whitecliffe | Mahitahi

20 JUN - 23 AUG 2026

Te Uru x Whitecliffe Mahitahi

This exhibition brings together the Post Graduate students of Whitecliffe in a dynamic series
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Te Uru x Whitecliffe | Mahitahi

Upcoming exhibitions

Group Show | The Crackling of the Sun
Ruth Ige |The Evocation of Worlds
Te Uru Secondary Art Award 2026 | E Tipu, E Rea
Portage Ceramic Awards 2026
Group Show | The Crackling of the Sun

23 AUG – 1 NOV 2026

Group Show The Crackling of the Sun

The group show The Crackling of the Sun builds on mythic memories and speculative storytelling.

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Ruth Ige |The Evocation of Worlds

23 AUG – 15 NOV 2026

Ruth Ige The Evocation of Worlds

For Ruth Ige, painting becomes a site of passage: between memory and prophecy, intimacy and myth

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Te Uru Secondary Art Award 2026 | E Tipu, E Rea

29 AUG - 13 SEP

Te Uru Secondary Art Award 2026 E Tipu, E Rea

Each year, we invite Secondary Schools from across West Auckland to nominate one outstanding year 13

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Portage Ceramic Awards 2026

Portage Ceramic Awards 2026

We are gearing up for another fantastic year of the Portage Ceramic Awards.

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Events

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Events

2026

Talk & Draw Gold Card Holders

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SAT 22 AUG 4PM

Exhibition Opening The Evocation of Worlds, The Crackling of the Sun, Moving Through Time

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SUN 23 AUG, 11AM

Moving through time: a Panel Discussion

Join us on Sunday 23 August at 11am for a panel discussion accompanying Moving through time.

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SAT 29 AUG, 10AM – 1PM

Curatorial Catch Up Mikala Tai

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SUN 13 SEP, 7PM

Film Programme Songs for Distant Suns

Join us for "Songs for Distant Suns", a film programm expanding the show "The Crackling of the Sun".

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SAT 19 SEPT 2026

Whānau Day 2026

A great opportunity for tamariki to explore with their caregivers and enjoy hands on events

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SUN 20 SEP, 11AM

Te Reo Gallery Tour with Sean Woon

Join us for a special Te Reo Gallery Tour led by educator Sean Woon

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MON 21 September, 10:30 AM

Baby-Friendly Art Tours

Join the experienced team at Te Uru for a guided tour of new exhibitions. Designed especially for ba

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MON 28 SEP, 7PM

Film Programme Night Carries the Future

Join us for "Songs for Distant Suns", a film programm expanding the show "The Crackling of the Sun".

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2026

Visiting Curator's Programme 2026

Te Uru and UNSW Galleries are delighted to announce the participants in the 2026 Visiting Curators P

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05 NOV – 11 NOV 2026

Hobart & Melbourne Art Tour

Join us on our next adventure! Following the successful Art Tours to Sydney and Japan

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13-25 JUN 2027

The Grand German Art Tour 2027

In 2027, the trifecta of European art events comes together in one extraordinary cultural moment.

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How to find us

420 Titirangi Rd, Titirangi

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.