Art
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Welcome Home, Kare! Nephi Tupaea returns!
With two acclaimed sold-out shows, artist Nephi Tupaea makes a dazzling return to the local art scene with work that pulses with ancestral memory, personal truth, and a fearless sense of identity.
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Russ Flatt – identity and belonging
Kia whakatomuri te haere whakamua. I walk backwards into the future with my eyes fixed on the past. A look at the photographic world of Russ Flatt.
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‘On Orchard’ by Sam Crawford showing in NYC
We’re excited to share an invitation to experience ‘On Orchard’ – a compelling new body of work by photographer Sam Crawford currently on view at Title of Work in Manhattan’s Lower East Side until…
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Where The Wild Things Are
Juli Balla captures a wild and whacky tripped-out pop-art world of kooky creatures and colourful characters – a fashion fantastia where anything goes and everything glows.
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Adam Ferguson: Big Skies
We all have a relationship with conflict. Some of us avoid, some of us minimise, and some of us accommodate. But others, like Adam Ferguson, are drawn to conflict with eyes wide open and…
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The unique universe of Gerwyn Davies
Transforming the human form into surreal, hyper-stylised characters through intricate self-styled ensembles that blur the lines between fashion, sculpture, dreams and performance.
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Behind the lens with Liz Ham
A rare and personal glimpse into the journey of a photographer through an ever-shifting landscape, traversing the fields of both commerce and art.
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Inferno: Alexander McQueen’s seminal show Dante
One show, one crew, one night – a singular moment in time that would change the fashion world forever! Kent Baker’s timeless photographs give us a glimpse into this historic event.
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The Last Supper – Artist Henry Hargreaves.
Showcasing a series of works exploring the last moments of civility for those on death row.