Te Manawa and the New Zealand Rugby Museum became a hub of rugby nostalgia, hosting a silent auction of 12 prints from legendary photojournalist Peter Bush.
While Paul is no longer with us, he will always remain in the fabric of our place, and our hearts. Moe mai rā e te Rangatira, rest in peace e hoa.
New Curatorial and Collections Manager Sian van Dyk, is thrilled to be returning to Palmerston North’s Te Manawa Museum, where she previously worked as Assistant Curator more than a...
It was painted in England by a New Zealander, but depictions of rabbits in art and culture are universal.
This is the second part of Dr Leonard Bell's talk about Marti Friedlander and the New Zealand art world of the second half of the 20th century. Click the button below to listen to the whole talk.
Dr Leonard Bell has published a number of books about photographer Marti Friedlander. He gave a talk in the Te Manawa Art Gallery that illuminated her life and practice, along with the New Zealand artists and art world of the mid- to late-20th century. The first part of the talk is presented here; click the button below to listen to it in its entirety.
Tessa Ma'auga's exhibition explores the many cultural connections between the peoples of the Pacific and southern China.
Women's Art Initiative member Keli J discusses her work with WAI founder Dr Karen Seccombe. You can also watch this interview on Youtube.
Women's Art Initiative member M.E. discusses her large-scale installation work with WAI founder Dr Karen Seccombe. You can also watch this interview on Youtube.
Women's Art Initiative member Catherine Daniels discusses her metal sculpture works and their significance with WAI founder Dr Karen Seccombe. You can also watch this interview on Youtube.
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