ALERT LEVEL 3 - STEP 2 UPDATE: Events are postponed or cancelled while we are at Alert Level 3. Many cafes and restaurants are open for contactless pick up or delivery, see here for more and retailers have re-opened, with customers able to enter premises, wearing face coverings and keeping 2-meters apart. Public facilities like libraries, galleries and museums can also reopen with face coverings and 2-meter physical distancing required.
New and incredible installations and public art events are at the plenty all year round in the city centre.
Diverse and colourful artworks in the shape of a heart are being created on the walls of Auckland’s central city as part of a...
Britomart is joining Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki’s celebration of contemporary Māori art with a satellite exhibition of...
The lights will celebrate special occasions in the city centre.
Have you spotted the new snippets of city centre life popping up along Queen Street? Time spent relaxing in Albert Park...
‘Out of Water’ is a new mural project created by Erin Forsyth on High St exploring these questions for Artweek Auckland...
Check out our larger than life art installation by artist Askew One, with quotes from C.K. Stead’s poem ‘Auckland’.
The artwork for Little High Street’s Changing Lanes entitled “The 3 Kete of Knowledge” refers to the story of Tane who...
An enchanted vine of fluorescent flowers by artist Bobbie Gray will transform Durham Street East as part of Changing Lanes...
Ihi is a large-scale digital work by renowned New Zealand artist Lisa Reihana on permanent display in the Aotea Centre. It...
Made from hundreds of shimmering crystals, Reuben Paterson’s Guide Kaiārahi is a ten-metre-high waka rising vertically from...
