OPEN DAILY: 10:00am – 4:30pm
Except Christmas Day and Good Friday
New Zealanders: Free Entry
International Visitors (18+): $10
Shed 11, 60 Lady Elizabeth Lane
Wellington Waterfront 6011
OPEN DAILY: 10:00am – 4:30pm
Except Christmas Day and Good Friday
New Zealanders: Free Entry
International Visitors (18+): $10
Shed 11, 60 Lady Elizabeth Lane
Wellington Waterfront 6011
The Adam Portraiture Award is Aotearoa’s premier prize for painted portraiture.
Image: Duncan Pepe Long, Solomon Tāmehana, 2026, oil on wood (winner)
Life in forms is a focused survey of the work of trailblazing Ngāpuhi artist Pauline Kahurangi Yearbury (1928-1977). It charts the artist’s practice over four decades, from her early works in the 1940s to her final pieces in the 1970s.
Developed and toured by Te Uru Contemporary Gallery.
Join 2026 Adam Portraiture Award finalist and miniature nail artist Emma Mitchell for a session on the art of painting portraits on press-on nails. This is a ticketed event with limited capacity.
Image: Emma Mitchell, Face value, 2026. Gel nail polish.
Join us for a kōrero with three of this years Te Whanganui a Tara based Adam Portraiture Award finalists: Sacha Lees, Benjamin Dellabarca and Emma Hercus.
Image: Sacha Lee, Benjamin Dellabarca and Emma Hercus. Images supplied.
Robyn Kahukiwa’s artworks have made a difference to Māori. They have provided not only beauty and strength but inroads into our mātauranga, and the multi-layered, inter-generational and ever-evolving stories that are part of our cultural landscape. Her work has become an alternate visual rendering of Aotearoa’s history, through the lens of a Māori woman.
Image: Robyn Kahukiwa, Portrait of a Woman, 1986, Private collection, Wellington