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Find out what exhibitions are on at the Dowse Art Museum.
Bursting with bright colours, magical symbols and cross-cultural characters, Maiangi Waitai’s art is all about exploring the mysteries of the universe. In her newest project made especially for The Dowse, Maiangi...
Lakiloko Keakea’s fafetu are kaleidoscopic – mesmerising, brightly-lit, and filled with an array of extraordinary patterns. While Lakiloko takes a six or seven pointed star as her frame again and again, no two pieces are...
The Future of Work looks at the changing nature of our working lives and the impact of ever-increasing automation and globalization. The exhibition includes archival material about industry in Lower Hutt and features a...
Vivian Wiley can communicate with plants - perhaps we all can. In 1973, a book called The Secret Life of Plants described experiments showing how plants respond to humans and experience feelings, such as pain or fear,...
New and recent work by Upper Hutt based contemporary jeweller, Neke Moa (Ngāti Kahungunu ki Ahuriri, Kai Tahu, Ngāti Porou, Tūwharetoa), reflects on our colonised history and the place we occupy in Te Moananui-a-Kiwa...
Solid Ground brings together a selection of unconventional landscapes from The Dowse Collection, moving beyond figurative painting to include abstract works, photography, sculpture and printmaking. Using landscape as...
Stuart Niven BArch MA (Urb Des), Stuart is an urban designer with 40 years of practice behind him. His talk on what placemaking is and his experience across Australasia is for everyone interested in wanting their...
Looking to begin or extend your fitness journey? Or perhaps you're keen to exercise with a group or friends? This Pilates class is ideal for building a rock solid core. With not just a focus on your abdominal (tummy)...
Come and participate with your pre-schoolers in a Korikori kids session! Sessions are designed to develop the basic fundamental movement skills using music, movement and play. KoriKori kids uses a variety of...
Lakiloko Keakea’s fafetu are kaleidoscopic – mesmerising, brightly-lit, and filled with an array of extraordinary patterns. While Lakiloko takes a six or seven pointed star as her frame again and again, no two pieces are...
Bursting with bright colours, magical symbols and cross-cultural characters, Maiangi Waitai’s art is all about exploring the mysteries of the universe. In her newest project made especially for The Dowse, Maiangi...
The Future of Work looks at the changing nature of our working lives and the impact of ever-increasing automation and globalization. The exhibition includes archival material about industry in Lower Hutt and features a...
Vivian Wiley can communicate with plants - perhaps we all can. In 1973, a book called The Secret Life of Plants described experiments showing how plants respond to humans and experience feelings, such as pain or fear,...
Solid Ground brings together a selection of unconventional landscapes from The Dowse Collection, moving beyond figurative painting to include abstract works, photography, sculpture and printmaking. Using landscape as...
New and recent work by Upper Hutt based contemporary jeweller, Neke Moa (Ngāti Kahungunu ki Ahuriri, Kai Tahu, Ngāti Porou, Tūwharetoa), reflects on our colonised history and the place we occupy in Te Moananui-a-Kiwa...
