The Govett-Brewster Art Gallery/Len Lye Centre is pleased to announce highlights of the 2019 exhibition programme, including major new exhibitions by Mikala Dwyer and Brett Graham, Nicolás Paris, and Yuichiro Tamura.

New Plymouth firm Clelands Construction is to build on its strong ties with the Govett-Brewster Foundation and Govett-Brewster Art Gallery/Len Lye Centre, announcing a new partnership and backing for exhibitions.

In partnership with Brisbane’s Institute of Modern Art (IMA), the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery presents Triple Vita Nestings by the celebrated Korean artist Haegue Yang (b.1971, Seoul, South Korea).

Dr Brett Graham (Tainui, Ngāti Kōroki Kahukura) is the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery’s Creative New Zealand Artist in Residence for 2019.

Plans are afoot to build enough moving sculptures to create a summer walk through New Plymouth in honour of Len Lye, the artist behind the city's Wind Wand. The Len Lye Foundation, the group responsible for the artist's legacy, has ...

The book is published by Govett-Brewster Art Gallery with the support of Pump House Gallery, Michael Lett Gallery and Creative New Zealand in association with the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery exhibition Sriwhana Spong: a hook but no fish, 12 May – ...

Pantograph Punch: Already a lover of cinema and the sea, Doug Dillaman considers Dr. Erika Balsom's new book and curatorial projects within a wider world of watery imagery on screen.

OPINION: You could say the Len Lye Centre is New Plymouth's most controversial institution. Since opening with much fanfare in 2015 it has faced constant criticism. Review by Stuff reporter Stephanie Mitchell

Whakatāne Museum’s Volcanic Artist Residency has begun hosting creative people from all over the country. Ideas, collaborations, and new opportunities are starting to emerge in the Eastern Bay of Plenty. The latest guest at the programme's historic Harbour Master House ...