Our exhibitions team is working behind the scenes to prepare the galleries for new exhibits for you to explore.Exhibitions on the Govett-Brewster side of the gallery remain open, check our exhibition listings to see what's on.
Today there are 3 Exhibitions on, 0 Events and 3 Films
Simon Ingram, Vibrating World: Rotokare Forest, 39.45254˚ S, 174.41727 ˚ E, 2026. two-channel video, surround sound, duration variable. © Simon Ingram, courtesy Gow Langsford, Auckland
Image: Toiaa Taiao, Whiria ko te iwi tuna, 2026, production still. Courtesy of the artists.
Image: Debra Bustin standing with her installation, Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, 1982.
Ziggy Lever and Lucy Meyle, If cows didn’t like mustard, 2026, 16mm Kodak film: Vision 3 200T 7213; Ektachrome 7294 (cross-processed ECN-2 and E6); Double-X 7222. HD scan to digital video, stereo sound, production still. Courtesy of the artists.
This gathering of works from the Govett-Brewster collection offers an inquiry into the “life” of an artwork.
Ziggy Lever and Lucy Meyle’s newly commissioned moving image work considers the competing agency of humans, plants, animals and technology in the production of images and meaning.
Direct Bodily Empathy – Sound, Signal, Feedback explores sound as a material force of consequence in the world. Through audible currents and felt vibrations, sirens and noise, deep listening is used as a means of knowledge building and a tool for critically engaging with a planet in crisis.
Economies of Deferral departs from the heart of New Zealand’s energy industry.
“I’m interested in the business of energy, and getting a feeling of zizz.” - Len Lye
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