📸: Maori Moving Image Ki Te Uru, 2021, installation view courtesy of the artists and Te Uru, by Sam Hartnett.

Te Uru will be hosting Te Wānanga o Aotearoa (@TeWananga) to deliver NZ Certificate in Tikanga (Mātauranga Māori). The course will start at the beginning of August date TBC, and is provided free of charge. Places are limited so get in quick! Email info@teuru.org.nz to sign up.

Check out our brand new stock from Brian Gartside, Stephen Bailey, Kairava Gullatz, Koloa Jewellery, ArtZone Magazine and more! Visit our shop in the gallery or online now ✨

Join us Saturday 29 July, 6pm for the launch of Otherwise Worlding here at Te Uru 🕹️ RSVP to info@teuru.org.nz today! 🎥: Ary Jansen, Bread crumb trail, 2022, AV multimedia (go pro, screen recordings, recorded conversations, ableton), 7 mins. Courtesy of the artist.

📖 CIRCUIT is excited to publish #OtherwiseWorlding, a new reader on artists’ animation featuring essays, conversations, and a playthrough of an interactive game. Look out for launches and a free screening of five artists' works at play_station & @TeUruGallery end of July 📖

This weekend join Naomi Azoulay to explore the medium of collage. Use your intuition to create an individual portrait that reflects your story. Suitable for all levels from beginners through to established artists. Limited spaces available! more info on our website✨

Join us tmrw for the opening of Pākākano, a weaving exhibition by Maori fibre artist Shona Tawhiao, from 2–4PM! More details on our website. 📸: Shona Tawhiao, Hineora, 2022. Harakeke, comercial dye, wire. Image courtesy of the artist. By Ani Tawhiao-Lomas.

📸: Ufuoma Essi, Is My Living in Van, 2022. Film (still). Courtesy of the artist.

Te Uru is excited to present a new film commission by London-based filmmaker and artist Ufuoma Essi, opening this Saturday 13 May. Is My Living in Vain is commissioned and produced by Gasworks in partnership with Te Uru, and Le Magasin CNAC. Special thanks to Tendai Mutambu.

📸: De la Milpa a la Mesa, 2023, installation view courtesy of the artists and Te Uru. By Sam Hartnett.

Visit 'De la Milpa a la Mesa' this weekend before we say haere rā! 🌾 Take a journey of discovery to a country of incredible cultural and ecological diversity. From the farm to the market to the table, food has been the heart and soul of Mexican life for millennia 🇲🇽

Rita Angus, Cleopatra, 1938, oil on canvas. © Reproduced courtesy of the Estate of Rita Angus. Te Papa (1998-0028-2)

Composer Dr Eve de Castro-Robinson will discuss the Lilburn-Angus relationship and the composer’s Four Canzonas, which will be performed by the Schevinki string quartet during the talk. Seating strictly limited, bookings are essential. Sunday 30 April, 2.30

Aotearoa composer Douglas Lilburn’s (1915-2001) complex relationship with artist Rita Angus was a key one in his life, their chosen art forms weaving in and out of their story.

We are currently seeking a Curator and Assistant Curator to join our team at Te Uru. Read more in the link below! https://t.co/MWokSthU65

Lee’s project draws from personal histories to consider the journeys and status of migrant communities in society globally, and particularly in relation to her own Chinese-Indonesian heritage. 18 March - 30 July 📷: Installation courtesy of the artist and Te Uru. By Sam Hartnett.

Visit Rozana Lee's exhibition 'Sekali pendatang, tetap pendatang', this weekend! 📷 The title of this exhibition comes from an Indonesian saying, which means ‘once an immigrant, always an immigrant’.

Rita Angus, Central Otago, 1953-56/1969, oil on canvas.© Reproduced courtesy of the Estate of Rita Angus. Gift of Douglas Lilburn, 1972. Te Papa (1972-0030-1)