News

Divine symmetry

4 April, 2024
Theo Macdonald

Thinking Out Loud: Moya Lawson

7 October, 2022
Moya Lawson

City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi announces partnership with National Library Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa

18 July, 2024
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City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi celebrates internationally renowned pioneering artist and gay rights activist

18 July, 2024
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City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi celebrates Chartwell Collection with big noisy group show

18 July, 2024
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City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi continues to bring art to Wellington despite leaving home

8 May, 2024
City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi

The sound of one hand waving

8 August, 2023
Megan Dunn

On the Lure of the Sea

20 June, 2023
Megan Dunn

Through a glass, glittery

7 June, 2023
Aaron Lister

Ask Me Anything: Reuben Paterson

21 April, 2023
City Gallery Wellington

Artists in Conversation: Martin Basher and Ben Buchanan

11 April, 2023
City Gallery Wellington

Simon Morris on Room of Time

10 January, 2023
City Gallery Wellington

Art, Authorship & Reuse

16 December, 2022
City Gallery Wellington

Debra Bustin: Illustrated Talk

15 December, 2022
City Gallery Wellington

The Maker

6 December, 2022
Maggie Tweedie

Notes on: Fruiting bodies

17 November, 2022
Connie Brown

Glen Hayward: Wish You Were Here

13 July, 2022
City Gallery Wellington

MATARAU – New group exhibition at City Gallery big on scale and ambition

26 May, 2022
Rachel Whimp Kemp

Ummu: Hilma af Klint Here and Now

1 November, 2021
Aaron Lister

HILMA AF KLINT – Pioneer of abstract art an exhibition coup for New Zealand.

29 March, 2021
Kate van Arts

Extend and Snap

27 March, 2021
Lana Lopesi

Bodily Exchanges: Blondes, Beasts, and Body Swaps: Part Two

26 March, 2021
Erin Harrington

Bodily Exchanges: Blondes, Beasts, and Body Swaps: Part One

24 March, 2021
Erin Harrington

Simon Ingram and John-Paul Pochin Talk to Su Ballard

1 March, 2021
Su Ballard

More than Human

26 February, 2021
Various

Requiem for an Airport

25 January, 2021
Melissa Laing

Zac Langdon-Pole’s Recommended Reading

25 January, 2021
Robert Leonard

Myths about Introverts

21 December, 2020
Michael Davis

Requiem for an Airport

21 December, 2020
Rajorshi Chakraborti

My Lucky, Unlucky Book

13 December, 2020
Talia Marshall

Introducing Zac Langdon-Pole

28 November, 2020
Robert Leonard

The Resilient Bodies

26 October, 2020
Elisapeta Heta

Box Set 2020 Liner Notes

25 October, 2020
Robert Leonard and Aaron Lister

Peter Roche: Committed

2 October, 2020
Various

How to Feed a Hungry Ghost

20 September, 2020
Rosabel Tan

Born Every Day

6 September, 2020
Jennifer Higgie and Megan Dunn

John Nixon 1949–2020: In Memoriam

26 August, 2020
Allan Smith

1962: David, Ann, and Barrie

18 July, 2020
Wystan Curnow and Anthony Byrt

Many Mamans: Art Mothers and Monstrous Practice

15 July, 2020
Sinéad Gleeson

Films Preview

6 July, 2020
Moya Lawson

The Corncorde, the Weary Traveller, and the Astro Walk: Airport Art

15 June, 2020
Aaron Lister

The Day After

1 June, 2020
Various

City Gallery Post-Lockdown Pub Quiz

25 May, 2020
Robert Leonard

Tom Sainsbury on Yvonne Todd, Lockdown, and Gingerbread, Prrit, Prrit

18 May, 2020
Megan Dunn

Man Reads The Plague during the Plague

11 May, 2020
John Summers

Everything Has Changed … Continued

3 May, 2020
Various

Everything Has Changed

27 April, 2020
Various

Kirsty Lillico: Let Me Tell You About My Mother

20 April, 2020
Robert Leonard

A Brief History of Artist-Run Spaces in Aotearoa

26 March, 2020
Emma Bugden

Joel Spring Talks to Ana Iti

18 February, 2020
Ana Iti

Arts Bank

15 December, 2019
Jim Barr and Mary Barr

Thomasin McKenzie Opens City Gallery’s Summer Season

10 December, 2019
Thomasin McKenzie

City Gallery Wellington Opens the Second Half of Its Summer Season with Pygmy Nuptials, Astronavigation, Petrified Twine, Metal Shavings, and Sky Writing.

28 November, 2019
Heather Byrne

City Gallery Wellington Kicks off Summer Season with Indoor Fireworks and Photographic Clichés.

19 November, 2019
Heather Byrne

Manus Recording Project Collective: How Are You Now?

15 November, 2019
Murdoch Stephens

Listening to Answering Machines

13 November, 2019
Catherine Robertson

Eavesdropping Curators James Parker and Joel Stern Talk to Robert Leonard (Podcast)

4 November, 2019
Robert Leonard

Yona Lee Takes the High Ground

11 October, 2019
Aaron Lister

All Hands on Deck: Wellington Sculpture Trust and City Gallery Wellington Present Ronnie van Hout’s Quasi

16 September, 2019
Heather Byrne

Opening Schoon

30 August, 2019
Damian Skinner

Ian Wedde: One Dollar a Word

9 August, 2019
Megan Dunn

Ronnie van Hout: The Persecuted Freak and the Outraged Torch-Wielding Masses

8 August, 2019
Megan Dunn

City Gallery Wellington Rethinks Theo Schoon’s Legacy

23 July, 2019
Heather Byrne

Why We Are Screening 2001: A Space Odyssey

5 June, 2019
Robert Leonard

Hana Small Remembers Roger Blackley

31 May, 2019
Hana Small

Semiconductor Talks to Catherine Fowler (Podcast)

28 May, 2019
Catherine Fowler

Catherine Fowler’s Film Programmes Respond to Semiconductor

1 May, 2019
Catherine Fowler

Eva Rothschild Talks to Robert Leonard

11 February, 2019
Robert Leonard

Remembering Vivian Lynn

9 December, 2018
Christina Barton

Pip Adam: What Would Ava Do?

3 December, 2018
Pip Adam and Megan Dunn

Launching Damian Skinner’s Theo Schoon Bio

22 November, 2018
Aaron Lister

Exhibition by One of China’s Leading Contemporary Artists at City Gallery

21 November, 2018
Kailey Carruthers

Peter Peryer 1941–2018

20 November, 2018
Robert Leonard

Please Mind the Gap. City Gallery Presents Yona Lee: In Transit

20 November, 2018
Kailey Carruthers

Jemima Wyman’s Neo-Camouflage

8 November, 2018
Jemima Wyman and Lucy Jackson

City Gallery Opens From Scratch Exhibition 555 Moons with an Unmissable Carhorn Hocket

7 November, 2018
Kailey Carruthers

Every House Has Its Own Story

28 September, 2018
Anna Knox

Jean-Luc Godard’s Weekend and the Revolution to Come

7 September, 2018
Thierry Jutel

Listening to Patrick Pound’s On Reflection

6 September, 2018
Aaron Lister

Saudi Women Filmmakers

31 August, 2018
Moya Lawson

Patrick Pound Reflects

15 August, 2018
Patrick Pound

City Gallery Presents Patrick Pound: On Reflection

25 July, 2018
Olivia Lacey

Questioning Revolt

23 July, 2018
Robert Leonard and Olivia Lacey

Taika Waititi: Un-New Zealand-ish

4 July, 2018
Jo Smith and Ocean Mercier

New Zealand Art Under Erasure

3 July, 2018
Peter Brunt

Peter Wells’s Little Queen

23 June, 2018
Peter Wells and Gareth Watkins

New Zealand on Message

21 June, 2018
Howard Greive and Robert Leonard

Confidential Report

5 June, 2018
Moya Lawson

Peter Wells: Who’s Queen?

24 April, 2018
Robert Leonard

A Sea of Flags

18 March, 2018
Robert Leonard and Olivia Lacey

New Zealand Festival: Waka and Piano

22 February, 2018
Elizabeth Caldwell

Gregory Burke: Saskatoon. Where?

5 February, 2018
Christina Barton

Is This New Zealand?: City Gallery Explores the Role of Art in Shaping National Identity

24 January, 2018
Olivia Lacey

Gavin Hipkins: The Only Show in Town

16 January, 2018
Robert Leonard

Martin Patrick: The Gap Between

23 December, 2017
Martin Patrick and Megan Dunn

Tim Marlow: Smart Casual

17 November, 2017
Robert Leonard

Dane Mitchell: New Zealand Sends Occult Anthropologist to Venice

8 November, 2017
Aaron Lister

Joseph Cornell: Blue Movie

1 November, 2017
Robert Leonard

Francis Pound 1948–2017

18 October, 2017
Robert Leonard

Shoulder Pads and Tight White Leotards

12 September, 2017
Megan Dunn

Gallery to Close Temporarily For Refurbishments

12 September, 2017
Hannah Leahy

Alternate Possibilities Explored at City Gallery

11 August, 2017
Olivia Lacey

The ‘Master of Slicing and Splicing’ at City Gallery

24 July, 2017
Olivia Lacey

City Gallery Presents Petra Cortright

25 March, 2017
Olivia Lacey

City Gallery Presents Colin McCahon: On Going Out with the Tide

11 March, 2017
Olivia Lacey

Cindy Sherman Exhibition to Open at City Gallery

11 October, 2016
Olivia Lacey

News

Divine symmetry

Thinking Out Loud: Moya Lawson

City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi announces partnership with National Library Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa

City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi celebrates internationally renowned pioneering artist and gay rights activist

City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi celebrates Chartwell Collection with big noisy group show

City Gallery Wellington Te Whare Toi continues to bring art to Wellington despite leaving home

The sound of one hand waving

On the Lure of the Sea

Through a glass, glittery

Ask Me Anything: Reuben Paterson

Artists in Conversation: Martin Basher and Ben Buchanan

Simon Morris on Room of Time

Art, Authorship & Reuse

Debra Bustin: Illustrated Talk

The Maker

Notes on: Fruiting bodies

Glen Hayward: Wish You Were Here

MATARAU – New group exhibition at City Gallery big on scale and ambition

Ummu: Hilma af Klint Here and Now

HILMA AF KLINT – Pioneer of abstract art an exhibition coup for New Zealand.

Extend and Snap

Bodily Exchanges: Blondes, Beasts, and Body Swaps: Part Two

Bodily Exchanges: Blondes, Beasts, and Body Swaps: Part One

Simon Ingram and John-Paul Pochin Talk to Su Ballard

More than Human

Requiem for an Airport

Zac Langdon-Pole’s Recommended Reading

Myths about Introverts

Requiem for an Airport

My Lucky, Unlucky Book

Introducing Zac Langdon-Pole

The Resilient Bodies

Box Set 2020 Liner Notes

Peter Roche: Committed

How to Feed a Hungry Ghost

Born Every Day

John Nixon 1949–2020: In Memoriam

1962: David, Ann, and Barrie

Many Mamans: Art Mothers and Monstrous Practice

Films Preview

The Corncorde, the Weary Traveller, and the Astro Walk: Airport Art

The Day After

City Gallery Post-Lockdown Pub Quiz

Tom Sainsbury on Yvonne Todd, Lockdown, and Gingerbread, Prrit, Prrit

Man Reads The Plague during the Plague

Everything Has Changed … Continued

Everything Has Changed

Kirsty Lillico: Let Me Tell You About My Mother

A Brief History of Artist-Run Spaces in Aotearoa

Joel Spring Talks to Ana Iti

Arts Bank

Thomasin McKenzie Opens City Gallery’s Summer Season

City Gallery Wellington Opens the Second Half of Its Summer Season with Pygmy Nuptials, Astronavigation, Petrified Twine, Metal Shavings, and Sky Writing.

City Gallery Wellington Kicks off Summer Season with Indoor Fireworks and Photographic Clichés.

Manus Recording Project Collective: How Are You Now?

Listening to Answering Machines

Eavesdropping Curators James Parker and Joel Stern Talk to Robert Leonard (Podcast)

Yona Lee Takes the High Ground﻿

All Hands on Deck: Wellington Sculpture Trust and City Gallery Wellington Present Ronnie van Hout’s Quasi

Opening Schoon

Ian Wedde: One Dollar a Word

Ronnie van Hout: The Persecuted Freak and the Outraged Torch-Wielding Masses

City Gallery Wellington Rethinks Theo Schoon’s Legacy

Why We Are Screening 2001: A Space Odyssey

Hana Small Remembers Roger Blackley

Semiconductor Talks to Catherine Fowler (Podcast)

Catherine Fowler’s Film Programmes Respond to Semiconductor

Eva Rothschild Talks to Robert Leonard

Remembering Vivian Lynn

Pip Adam: What Would Ava Do?

Launching Damian Skinner’s Theo Schoon Bio

Exhibition by One of China’s Leading Contemporary Artists at City Gallery

Peter Peryer 1941–2018

Please Mind the Gap. City Gallery Presents Yona Lee: In Transit

Jemima Wyman’s Neo-Camouflage

City Gallery Opens From Scratch Exhibition 555 Moons with an Unmissable Carhorn Hocket

Every House Has Its Own Story

Jean-Luc Godard’s Weekend and the Revolution to Come

Listening to Patrick Pound’s On Reflection

Yona Lee Takes the High Ground