12 November – 8 December
AV Gallery
From the first word written on an empty page, an inspired laugh to a paint-splattered studio – The Wallace Arts Channel Video Series shifts the lens to celebrate various artists, performers, writers and musicians that the James Wallace Arts Trust has supported over the years.
6 November – 8 December
Photography Gallery and Master Bedroom
Fire & Clay 2019 showcases and awards the outstanding pottery and ceramics of members of the Auckland Studio Potters (ASP). Our selector this year is Dunedin artist Jim Cooper.
23 October – 1 December
Long Gallery
Five emerging artists from the Wallace Arts Trust
Naomi Allan, Craig Cook, Poppy Hewison, Zheng Viola Lin, Vivienne Worn
15 October – 8 December
Boardroom
At My Desk is an intimate and compelling exhibition of Small Drawings curated from the Wallace Arts Trust Collection.
17 September – 3 November
Photography gallery
A Fragile Ecosystem is a photographic tribute to Aotearoa’s kauri, focusing on how photography can strengthen human connections with the indigenous flora of Aotearoa. This project asks how photographs can be used to establish a deeper reflective connection between humans and plants, thereby promoting a more caring and responsible relationship with Aotearoa’s endangered whenua.
17 September – 3 November
Master Bedroom
The Trust stages exhibitions of recent acquisitions on a regular basis throughout the year. These demonstrate the support we give the visual arts through our ongoing, active and widespread acquisition programme.
17 September – 3 November
Little Gallery and foyer
Māpura Studios provide professional, person-centred, visual arts classes and art therapy programmes for adults, youth and children of all abilities. The Pah Homestead is proud to showcase works by the artists who attend the studio in Fowlds Park, St Lukes, and satellite locations around Auckland.
17 September – 13 October
Boardroom
In the spirit of the Wallace Art Awards, the Wallace Secondary School Art Awards recognise and celebrate emerging artistic talent in New Zealand. These are the young artists to look out for in the future. Artworks in the mediums of drawing, painting, printmaking, photography and sculpture make up the works on show.
3 September – 20 October 2019
Long Gallery
In this year’s Salon des Refusés you can view the works that nearly made the finalists travelling show of the 28th Annual Wallace Art Awards.
3 September – 10 November
Ground floor galleries
The annual Wallace Art Awards profile outstanding examples of contemporary New Zealand art. The aim of these important awards, with $275,000 in prizes, is to foster, honour and support the practices of visual artists.
