Concrete Playground

Events

May
30

A Day on Gibbs Art Farm

NPH host the opportunity to visit Sir Alan Gibbs Farm in the Kairpara Harbour.
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Until
Jun
16

Angels and Aristocrats

An exhibition featuring a selection of European art from our very own premier public art collections.
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Until
Jun
23

The Rutherford Trust Collection

The Rutherford Trust Collection is a well-kept secret; a rich and diverse selection of artwork showcasing...
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Until
Jun
30

British and French Modernism

If you haven't already been to check out the recently revamped Auckland Art Gallery, here's another...
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Until
Aug
11

The 5th Auckland Triennial

The free three-month festival of contemporary art will be the largest to date, with artists working...
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art A Day on Gibbs Art Farm

Thursday, 30th May - 12AM
@ Gibbs Art Farm

NPH host the opportunity to visit Sir Alan Gibbs Farm in the Kairpara Harbour.

art free Angels and Aristocrats

Saturday, 23rd March - Sunday, 16th June
@ Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki

An exhibition featuring a selection of European art from our very own premier public art collections.

art free The Rutherford Trust Collection

Tuesday, 16th April - Sunday, 23rd June
@ The Pah Homestead

The Rutherford Trust Collection is a well-kept secret; a rich and diverse selection of artwork showcasing developments in New Zealand art over the last century.

art British and French Modernism

Saturday, 3rd September - Sunday, 30th June
@ Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki

If you haven't already been to check out the recently revamped Auckland Art Gallery, here's another good reason to go: British and French Modernism, a brand new exhibition opening September 3.

art The 5th Auckland Triennial

Friday, 10th May - Sunday, 11th August
@ Various Galleries across Auckland

The free three-month festival of contemporary art will be the largest to date, with artists working across disciplines to transform Auckland spaces in response to the exhibition theme. If you were to live here... is relevant and thought-provoking, inviting artists to comment on the changing nature of our city and to open up conversations around how we live and interact with this particular environment.