This is now booked out.
Discover the incredible art that is usually hidden away behind closed doors or in areas you have not noticed in the city’s corporate towers, institutions and public buildings.
Experience a taste of the prolific Wallace Arts Trust Collection in this exhibition of dozens of works selected by Auckland Council’s Arts and Culture team and the Wallace Art Trust.
The Wallace Arts Trust is a major player in the local arts scene, with a vision to “support, promote and expose New Zealand contemporary artists”. Sir James Wallace began collecting New Zealand art in the mid-1960s, with a particular focus on the work of emerging artists.
The works in this exhibition both reflect the hanging space – the early nineties design of the council building at 135 Albert Street – and the greater context of Auckland with its cultural and geographic diversity.
Discover works by artists including Julian Dashper, Glenn Jowitt, Emily Karaka and more in this intriguing sample of the 9,000 strong Wallace collection.
Funded by Heart of the City.
Limit to three walks per person
Images credit (left to right): Emily Karaka, Untitled (No. 10), 1985, from the Collection of the Wallace Arts Trust; James Ornsby, Exam, 2013, from the Collection of the Wallace Arts Trust; Philip Trusttum, Dress Pattern, 1971, from the Collection of the Wallace Arts Trust.