What We Choose to Remember is a powerful exhibition that dives into how national identities are shaped through memory, myth, and personal experience. Four artists confront historic conflicts and cultural legacies, asking: what do we remember—and what gets left behind?
Spanning oceans, monarchs, and marches, this exhibition invites you to rethink how history is told—and who gets to tell it.
Highlights include:
Köken Ergun
Köken Ergun’s landmark film on Gallipoli/Çanakkale, tracing modern pilgrimages and clashing national narratives.
Kulimoe’anga Stone Maka
Kulimoe’anga Stone Maka’s new ngatu tā’uli, honoring the enduring bond between Tonga and Britain.
Tada Hengsapkul
Tada Hengsapkul’s immersive installation, exposing Thailand’s hidden military past and its ties to the Vietnam War.
Hiria Anderson-Mita
Hiria Anderson-Mita’s timely paintings, reflecting on the 2024 Hīkoi mō te Tiriti and the future of Treaty memory in Aotearoa.
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