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The Ilott Room, Level 4
This vibrant selection of linocuts captures the modernist spirit of 1920s and ‘30s Britain.
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Iwi gallery, Level 4
Pounamu is a stone of exceptional beauty, strength, and spiritual presence. This evocative exhibition explores pounamu’s enduring value.
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Level 6
A toast rack made of boar tusks? From the bizarre to the beautiful, from raw metal to treasured possessions, Precious Metals reveals New Zealand’s gold and silver treasures and their fascinating stories.
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Level 4
Architects, engineers and designers are all looking for ways to save energy and make buildings more sustainable.
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Sculpture Terrace, Level 6
Ronnie van Hout continues his work addressing ideas of the ‘self’ – how it is formed, and expressed.
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Eyelights, Level 4
This exhibition celebrates the fine workmanship and beautiful decoration of tapa (bark cloth) from many islands.
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Level 4
An exhibition celebrating one of the most energetic migrant groups in the country’s history. From church-building to whisky-making, from art to engineering, see how the Scots have made their mark on New Zealand life.