Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

MILKSTARS: Sound constellations in the Chartwell Collection draws on sound-oriented works in the Chartwell Collection to map relationships between artists across time and space.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Over the course of her 30-year career, Séraphine Pick has investigated the nuances of human experience through figuration and abstraction, producing characteristically ethereal compositions in a range of media including oil, watercolour, smoke, and ceramics.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.

Celebrating the creativity and talent of the rangatahi in our local community, this exhibition showcases artworks by the students of Titirangi Primary School, inspired by Ranginui, atua of the sky.

This two-person exhibition brings into dialogue the practices of Australian-based South African and Mauritian artist Newell Harry and Aotearoa-based artist Peter Simpson to examine the ways both artists redress colonial histories.