Archive Exhibitions
This exhibition shows a small selection of the Edward Bullmore (1933 - 1978) artworks gifted to the Tauranga Art Gallery in 2006 by his widow, Jacqueline Bullmore.
Image: Edward Bullmore Hikurangi No. 15, c 1965 ...
Herakles (Hercules), better known as a hero of ancient Greek myth, is cast in this exhibition as a New Zealand pioneer attempting to tame the land. The exhibition is made up of a series of lithographs and etchings by Christchurch print maker Marian Maguire.
Etching became a major medium for picture-making in the Netherlands during the 17th century, the 'golden age' of Dutch art. Rembrandt was the undoubted master of etching, and he fully explored the possibilities of the demanding medium. This exhibition contains ten of his masterful etchings.
A Te Papa touring exhibition.
In May 2011 a group of leading artists from the South Pacific region travelled on the HMNZS Otago to a place rarely explored - the Kermadec Islands. The artists were Niuean-born John Pule, painter John Reynolds, inter-media artist Phil Dadson, leading Australian sculptor/installation artist Fiona Hall, Wellington-based sculptor Elizabeth Thomson, one of New Zealand's most acclaimed artists...
Shocking. Moving. Fascinating. Stunning.
The award-winning images in this travelling exhibition will be seen by two million people in 45 countries. World Press Photo showcases the best images published in 2010 from the world's most prestigious annual photography competition.
Tauranga Art Gallery is proud to present World Press Photo in partnership with the Tauranga Arts Festival...
This exhibition rediscovers the work of one of New Zealand's most talented and original artists. Percy left New Zealand in the mid-1960s and became a hugely respected artist and illustrator overseas.
His works are held in the National Galleries of Scotland yet since his early years in Auckland they have never been exhibited publicly in New Zealand before this exhibition tour.
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