As Part of the Tempo Dance Festival………. Pacific Dance NZ presents a vibrant programme of choreographic works from four of Auckland’s top female Pacific dance artists, including Aruna Po-Ching, Filoi Vaila’au, Ula Naulutubutubu and Nikki Upoko. Book now at Q Theatre DOUBLE FEATURE packages for 16 October: Book tickets to two shows on the same …
As Part Auckland Art Week and Supported by Tautai In 1915, 149 young Niuean men were recruited into the Maori Contingent to serve in the First World War. This little known history was the starting point for Tau Tupua: The Spirits. Over a period of six months the three artists conducted interviews and research around …
As part of The Auckland Art Week ‘Tukutuku Kafa Mei Lotomoana: Survey Part Two is Sopolemalama Filipe Tohi’s second exhibition at Māngere Arts Centre – Ngā Tohu o Uenuku, following Fatuemaka Mei Falekafa: Survey Part One which was exhibited in September/October 2011. While Part One focused primarily on his carving in stone, Part Two will …
During the school holidays please bring your family to see the exhibition and spend some time creating artworks with your kids. There are materials and ideas inspired by the exhibition available for you to work with free of charge. We ask that you work together with your children in this space. Monday to Friday 9am …
VOU Dance Company are at the forefront of contemporary dance in the Pacific. Having performed all over they world they now come to Auckland to debut their latest work Mataqali Drift. No white sand beaches and island madens, this is the real Fiji – Raw, Urban and Real. This is the real Fiji. Now. We …