Chicks on Speed and Lisa Walker present TOUCH ME BABY I'M BODYCENTRIC, A MULTIMODALPLOSION!, a new collaborative exhibition.

Tim Wigmore’s Precious Cargo exhibition takes the traditional Māori waka-huia form and reworks it in new...

Artwork: Peter Campbell looks afresh at a body of watercolour paintings that have already had one public life: as covers of the London Review of Books.

City Gallery joins in on The Performance Arcade 2013 action with Karaoke Stories II in the Sqaure2 monitors.

Daniel Betham's new video work Rest Stop is tinged with unease and anticipation.

Unfortunately due to technical difficulties we have had to close this exhibition earlier than advised.

Fingers Crossed sees Wayne Youle take over both the Deane and Hirschfeld galleries in a solo presentation of his work.

It has been theorised that if a monkey was left to type on a typewriter for an infinite amount of time, it would type out everything ever written, including all the great works of literature; the complete works of Shakespeare being the one most associated with this proposition. James R. Ford

Artists’ Film International is a collaborative project organised by a group of international institutions. Each organisation selects work by an artist based in their country which is then sent to all the other venues to be screened.

Wellington-based artist Murray Hewitt’s video works offer humorous and pointed contemplations of contemporary New Zealand society.

Inspired by the story of three Samoan aitu, ghostly ancestral spirits. Members of Lepou’s family modelling the garments have been shot by fashion photographer George Buckleton on location in Samoa, at the actual sites where each aitu is said to dwell.

In addition to a new dual-channel sound work, Kneale will spend several days working in the gallery space to produce a large-scale temporary wall painting.

Ben Cauchi’s photographs seem to arrive from another time and place, yet are thoroughly of the present.

An exhibition of new work by nine artists from the South Pacific, inspired by a unique expedition along the Kermadec Trench undertaken as part a project of the Global Ocean Legacy programme of the Pew Environment Group, an organisation committed to raising awareness about one of the greatest, least known, natural ocean wilderness areas on the planet. The exhibition is a result of the Pew Foundation enlisting art and artists to address these ecological issues.

Wellington-based artists Lauren Redican and Annsuli Marais present
Happy Birthday (diptych) 2012
video
Duration: 6:45mins, looped 

Julia Morison’s Meet Me On The Other Side comes to City Gallery following a showing in a reclaimed gallery space in Christchurch overlooking the inner city ‘red zone’. 

SQUARE² is a site dedicated to moving image artworks located at the entrance way to City Gallery Wellington. SQUARE² — a pun on the site’s location in the Civic Square — presents an injection of energetic and interesting new works by local, national, and international video artists which play continuously, allowing audiences to experience the artwork twenty-four hours a day.

Between Lines features Peter Gouge and Zoë Rapley – two artists whose practices explore acts of linear reiteration.

Sui faiga ae tumau fa’avae is a Pacific tatau (tattoo) exhibition featuring artists Tuigamala Andy Tauafiafi, Ismael Jaco ‘J’ Augustine Schmidt and Bryan ‘Juse One’ Visala.

The camera is trained on the exterior of a dairy; adorned with graffiti, faded magazine covers...