ArtExplore

05/06/2023

Congratulations to Mark Amery the first ArtExplore guide for Te Whanganui a Tara Wellington on being one of the presenters for this new arts programme at Radio NZ

The new format Sunday afternoon programme will launch in August and incorporate favourite existing segments such as 'At the Movies', says RNZ's Head of Radio David Allan.

17/05/2023

Are you in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland? You are invited to add your voice to this campaign to keep community and arts funding by Council.

09/05/2023

Sunday May 28th. Join us for a Hunterwasser experience with Assoc Prof Linda Tyler.
We are thrilled to be offering this fabulous tour: This iconic building presents Hundertwasser’s artistic legacy from 1973-2000, highlighting his time in New Zealand. It is in conjunction with the world’s first contemporary gallery dedicated to Māori artists Te Wairau.
For a one day tour we need to leave early. Please meet at 7.45 am at Newmarket train station car park. Come by train or bus or leave your car in the car park. we will leave promptly at 8 am. We aim to return about 8.30 pm
12MD Lunch at 39 Gillies café in Kawakawa (opposite the Hundertwasser toilets)
12.30 - 1.15pm tour of the Hundertwasser toilets (yes toilets but they are more like an Alladin's Cave!) and Te Hononga Visitor Centre ($5 entry)
1.15am depart Kawakawa.
2 - 3 pm Whangarei Art Museum - Free entry or cafe afternoon tea.
3 - 5 pm Huntewasser enter with booked tickets (included in the ArtExplore tour fee) tour the Hundertwasser exhibition the roof garden and Wairau Māori Art Gallery.
5 pm Cafe - light refereshments before we leave
5.30 pm Leave for the drive home.
Arriving back to Newmarket train station about 8.30pm
For a full day tour we have managed to keep the cost down to $140. This includes the entry to Hunterwasser. It does not include lunch. We will have snacks in the van.
We are limited to 11 people and need confirmation. Please confirm by paying ahead either thru online: www.artexplore.co.nz
We are so looking forward to this day with you all.

Regular tours for the out of town visitor. Discover Auckland Wellington or Dunedin through the city's fine contemporary visual arts.

08/05/2023

Te Whanganui a Tara/Wellington. This Saturday May 13. Meeting 11 am at Play_Station 233 Willis St.
Spend a morning immersed in intriguing art with artist and writer, Mary Macpherson. Starting at artist run space PlayStation in Willis St, currently showing La’u penina, my pearl, farewell, by Etanah Laulau-Talapa, an exhibition both grieving and celebrating life. Then onto gallery-packed Cuba St for Joy a multi-artist celebration of objects at McLeavey Gallery. Also the Bowen Galleries and Left Bank artist run space Enjoy Contemporary Art Space with I live here by artists from Pablos Art Studios. Finishing at upstairs Robert Heald Gallery with Great Hunger by Emerita Baik.
Be thrilled. Be perplexed. Be stimulated. Be surprised.

We so enjoy a coffee and chat at a nearby café. Come along and enjoy with our chatty bunch of ArtExplorers!

The usual NZ$25 pp to cover costs You can also book and pay online: www.artexplore.co.nz. Or pay cash on the day - exact change please. And use the Discount Card to get every 5th walk free (ask when you come).
Looking forward to you joining us on Saturday

19/04/2023

Whanganui a Tara Wellington: Kate Yesburg is taking us on the new tour, starting at the New Zealand Portrait Gallery with two stunning exhibitions one by women sculptures. The other: Ira Wahine: Portraits by Hariata Ropata-Tangahoe�Then have a wee walk to Page Galleries catching the last day of Emily Wolfe Evacuation notes�Next door the stunning jewelry gallery AVID Gallery Tatiana Panyoczki Matter Over Mind.�A short walk to the artist run gallery MEANWHILE showing emerging artists�Finishing at Jhana Millers Art Gallery Hannah Ireland: Wet Stairs.�Be thrilled. Be perplexed. Be stimulated. Be surprised. Then join us for a coffee afterwards to debrief and art chat more.�The usual NZ$25 pp to cover costs. Book online www.Artexplore.co.nz or bring cash on the day.
Looking forward to enjoying this with you.

19/04/2023

Fresh Gallery Ōtara a grand opening of a new exhibition.

19/04/2023

Tamaki Makaurau: a wonderful morning awaits you in the fabulous K'Rd with Assoc Prof Linda Tyler�Starting at Anna Miles Gallery with Reese King Long low hum: “When I look at a good, finished painting, it sort of hums, it reverberates, it resonates.”�We will along Cross St to take in the gallery of street art, to the popup gallery for Studio One Toi Tū (while the wonderful Old Police station premises are being seismically strengthened). Nui gold mountain is a group show exploring the similarly aspirations of Chinese and Pasifika Immigrants�Then along to East Street and K Road for Artspace with Chevron Hassett who gathers these contrasting encounters from daily life together and etches into them.�Across the road to RM Gallery showing Connah Podmore: The Room Where my brother was born.�Down the street barely a stones throw away we find Michael Lett Gallery with controversial Artist Et Al: I am the direct source of truth�In the East St gallery is Pauline Rhodesia’s: Rising Again.�What stunning and varied exhibitions we have. Expect to be delighted, fascinated, intrigued and informed.
All for only $25. Register online www.Artexplore.co.nz or pay cash on the day. Ask for the discount card. �Then an invite to coffee at one of the nearby delightful cafes in K'Rd (Timeout - One of the 'coolest streets in the world').

03/04/2023

April 15 11 am - 1 pm We are thrilled to have a cluster of galleries in the CBD. Assoc Prof Linda Tyler is delighted to be taking us to this precinct with both established and emerging artists with exciting works.
Meeting 11 am at Gus Fisher Gallery with The sentiment of flowers brings together artworks by leading Aotearoa and international artists that broadly resonate with the theme of q***r ecologies.
Up the hill then down to Coastal Signs with Georgette Brown Molly & Lucky: scenes from an interior world inspired by intuition, in particular moments in which the boundaries between forms and forces blur.
Around the corner to Sumer Contemporary Art
A short walk to Trish Clark pop up is Queens Arcade.
Across the road to the Gow Langsford Gallery Satellite with the ongoing everchanging group exhibition
Thought to Albert St to finish at Season with Maia McDonald Ngāti Mutunga, Te Āti Awa: Te Ao Marama.
What stunning and varied exhibitions we have. Expect to be delighted, fascinated, intrigued and informed.

Then an invite to coffee at one of the nearby delightful cafes in Commercial Bay.

The usual NZ$25pp to cover costs. You can also book and pay: www.artexplore.co.nz Or pay cash on the day - exact change please.
Last minute bookings, can't come, can't find us or running late phone us on 0211883933. Or just come along. We will never turn anyone away!
And use the Discount Card where you get every 5th walk free (ask when you come).

28/03/2023

April 15, 11 am Hit the streets of Te Aro precinct Te Whanganui a Tara/Wellington, with Mary-Jane Duffy.
Meeting at Bowen Galleries showing Tom Sladden: Light Air
Around the corner to Webb's Wellington auction house and gallery.
Along to the fabulous new premises of Hamish McKay Gallery, reopened January 25 with a new transformed model from constant single shows of artists in his stable, to free-wheeling, speculative exhibitions of artists whose work he admires,
A wee walk to the Courtney Place Lightboxes with Ko Te Reo ō Ngā Tāngata | The People’s Voice
Upstairs to Photospace with newly opened Steven La Plante: Tools. La Plante sees these portraits as a visual metaphor for growing old: “We all start as bright shiny tools and as we age we show the dings, dents and rust that our years of work have wrought on our bodies”.
Tracey Kearns: Piecemeal - a visual and personal representation of how trauma has affected their sense of self, how it has fragmented and fractured all aspects of the self and bled into all facets of their life
Finishing at the art laden foyer of the QT Hotel with an invite to join us for coffee and a wind down chat.
Another stunning morning immersed in some of the great art in Te Whanganui-a-Tara - Wellington

The usual NZ$25 pp to cover costs You can also book and pay online: www.artexplore.co.nz
Last minute bookings, can’t come, can’t find us or running late phone us on 0211867712. Or just come along. We will never turn anyone away!

25/03/2023

Saturday April 1st 11 am - 1 pm. Not an April Fools Joke! This is for real but heaps of fun.
Exploring a cluster of galleries around central Ponsonby Rd. This is a very varied art walk with senior artist Jo Dalgety
We begin at OREXART with Richard Mcwhannell Growing Up in the Past: He has long been concerned portraying the collision of psychological and physical spaces, wanting “to provide the viewer with an enduring image that is recognised as having some truth… of being believable and understood, despite it being set on a stage of unreality, despite its bizarreness.”
We consider FHE Galleries - likely not open - but with wonderful works in the sixth iteration of ‘Curated' series, highlighting new work by Stephen Brookbanks.
Across the road to a popup gallery with works by emerging artists.
A wee walk to {Suite} Gallery with Ans Westra: Haere Ra. Westra was a pioneer of documentary photography and one of the first women to work in this space in Aotearoa. This exhibition is in honour of her recent passing from this life.
May be we will check out The drop collective, an artist space, with emerging artists, given they are open!
Along the road to Limn Gallery, with Freestyle, a Skate Deck show, over 50 artists with a blend of original unique artwork on skateboard decks, sculptures, and a series of photographs by award winning drone photographer, Petra Leary.

Expect to be delighted, fascinated, intrigued and informed, all with input from senior artist and art teacher Jo Dalgety.

We so enjoy a coffee and chat at one of the nearby cafe's.
Come along and enjoy with our chatty bunch of ArtExplorers!

The usual NZ$25 pp to cover costs. You can also book and pay online: www.artexplore.co.nz
Coming late, cant find us, cancellation phone 021566300. Or just turn up and pay cash on the day - exact change please.
And use the Discount Card where you get every 5th walk free (ask when you come).

19/03/2023

Saturday March 25 11 am - 1 pm. Wtgn. At last we are getting to the Cuba Mall art precinct with Mary Macpherson who will take us to her top picks of current exhibitions from the exciting plethora of galleries
Starting at Toi Poneke Arts Centre with Sam Clague: Under Heavens Heel - an eclectic survey of the oppressive economic and social practices of capitalism dating back over 500 years.
Around the corner to {Suite} Gallery who have had a special relationship with Ans Westra.
A wee walk to Envy6011 with a group show Renaissancestrasse: They say the Plague created the conditions for the renaissance. Stroll Renaissance-strasse, beneath arching spruce and wet, dun pine.
Around the corner to McLeavey Gallery with Ben Buchanan’s inaugural exhibition at this Gallery, 'Typical Leaves'. We can't wait!
If time we will get to Bowen Galleries showing Sam Duckor Jones: LADS: Sam moves a fluorescent pink lens across his heart to capture the fears, triumphs, daydreams & coping mechanisms of an aspirationally shimmering live-alone quiet gay in 21st century NZ.
Plus Clarissa Lim In a Wandering Way... proposing new and re-imagined systems of ecology that are considerate of the hybrid and cross-cultural experience

Be thrilled. Be perplexed. Be stimulated. Be surprised. And join us for a coffee afterwards to debrief and art chat some more.
The usual NZ$25 pp to cover costs. You can also book and pay online: www.artexplore.co.nz. Or pay cash on the day - exact change please. And use the Discount Card to get every 5th walk free (ask when you come). Phone 021-213-2257 for late bookings or any directions.
We look forward to you enjoying this morning with us!

19/03/2023

This Saturday March 24 11am -1pm. Thrilled to be going to Parnell art precinct with Assoc Prof Linda Tyler sharing her perspective.
Meeting at Jonathan Grant Galleries with regular exhibits of a selection of paintings from its unrivalled stock of 18th & 19th Century British, Sporting, Marine, French Impressionist, Victorian, European and Modern New Zealand paintings.
Beside we find Artis Gallery-Auckland, the host gallery for Medal Art New Zealand (MANZ) – a group of New Zealand’s leading contemporary sculptors. This 2023 biennial exhibition has thirty artists presenting medals and /or small sculptures.
Down the driveway to the Basement Gallery for large sculptures and the stockroom - a real treasure trove.
Across the road to Parnell Gallery showing Jae Frew: Manu Kōingo – Birds of Yearning, Frew pays tribute to New Zealand’s extinct and endangered native wildlife, bringing together his in-depth knowledge of portraiture with a lifelong interest in birds, and fervour for creating objects with wood.
We may, given time, go to the Black Door with three artists: Richard Ponder Art In the Garden; Jennie De Groot - Memory of Place; and Neala Glass - Portrait of a Feeling.
We will finish at the International Art Centre .co.nz with an auction viewing of rare and important art where Linda will talk about the works she has written about for the Catalogue.
What a full morning packed with exciting intriguing and puzzling, and beautiful exhibitions

An invite for coffee, to nearby Notting Hill Cafe.

Last minute bookings, cant come, cant find us or running late phone us on 0211883933. Or just come along. We will never turn anyone away!

The usual NZ$25pp to cover costs Book and pay online: www.artexplore.co.nz Or pay cash on the day - exact change please.

And use the Discount Card where you get every 5th walk free (ask when you come).

13/03/2023

This Saturday March 18, 11 am to 1 pm
Discover the fabulous cluster of galleries hidden in and around Putiki St.
Meeting outside the Mathew Brown School of Art gallery with Insight, the annual Faculty Exhibition.
We walk along to the easy to miss Trish Clark Gallery: Christine Webster Devinations significant new body of work arising from Webster’s collaboration with New Zealand cultural treasure Douglas Wright before his death in 2018.
Around the corner to Two Rooms. Downstairs is John Nixon In the Morning Sunlight. The pared-back minimalist and hard-edged designs, exemplify what John called ‘the poetry of reduction’.
Then to the Upstairs Gallery with Esther Stewart Painted Ladies: explores the very complex relationship between public and private architecture and the invisible frameworks that uphold them.
Along the road Fox Jensen McCory, with Koen Delaere White Light White Heat: paintings that are fulsome and immoderate. At times they can seem borderline bombastic.
Maybe finishing Toi Ora (a creative space and learning opportunities for people using mental health services maybe be able to open especially for ArtExplore).
All with the insightful in depth commentary from Senior artist Jo Dalgety, Brown School of Art Faculty member.

What a full morning packed with exciting intriguing and puzzling, and beautiful exhibitions
A beautiful guided tour with other art lovers for only $25
An invite for coffee, a wee walk to a nearby Café.

04/03/2023

Spend a morning immersed in art with the inspiring artist Kate Yesberg.
Meet at artist run space Play_Station one of the tradition of an artist run spaces.
Cutting through to Cuba Mall for McLeavy and/or Bowen Galleries.
Into Left Bank for contemporary art space Enjoy with Ngā hau o Tāwhirimātea by Hana Pera Aoake and Taarn Scott, in collaboration with musician Riki Gooch. Plus maybe i’m just like a gust of wind by Wesley John Fourie
Expect to be challenged by the exhibition upstairs Robert Heald Gallery.
Finishing a Vincent's Creative Space: outsider art workshop and gallery.

Be thrilled. Be perplexed. Be stimulated. Be surprised.
We so enjoy a coffee and chat at a nearby café. Come along and enjoy with our chatty bunch of ArtExplorers!
The usual $25. Book & Pay online at www.artexplore.co.nz
The usual NZ$25 pp to cover costs (apologies Meetup does not have NZ$). You can also book and pay online: www.artexplore.co.nz. Or pay cash on the day - exact change please. And use the Discount Card to get every 5th walk free (ask when you come).

Photo Credit: Trevor Kohing

04/03/2023

What treats await us in this tour this coming Saturday March 11.
Meeting at The Pah Homestead with the Adam Portrait Award New Zealand’s most prestigious and popular portraiture prize. The biennial competition for painted portraits is held at The New Zealand Portrait Gallery and generously sponsored by the Adam Foundation. It provides New Zealand painters from all stages of their careers with the opportunity to showcase their talents on the national stage, while also playing an important role in recording the changing face of Aotearoa. One of the two Judges is Assoc Prof Linda Tyler.
Then a 20 minute drive to Te Uru. While there is much to see here, we will focus on the Te Papa touring exhibition Rita Angus: New Zealand Modernist | He Ringatoi Hou o Aotearoa. It brings together 20 works by one of New Zealand’s most iconic 20th-century artists, Rita Angus (1908–1970).
Plus new works by Ayesha Green (Ngāti Kahungunu, Kāi Tahu) produced during her recent residency at Parehuia-McCahon House.
Then a treat of a private collection not far off Scenic Dr.
Lunch is at Olive Café, once we get through the hard to find Weekend Gallery show casing local and national emerging artists.

For this tour we will not have a van. We will share transport. Please contact us directly (DM) if you can offer a ride or need a ride. We need you to organise yourselves such as we did for the Hunterwasser Tour.

This is a little longer than the Walk & Talk so we are asking for $30 to adequately recompense the wonderful guide.

23/02/2023

Auckland Art FairTour for ArtExplorers
The Annual Auckland Art Fair is back bringing us galleries outside of our lovely city. It is a chance to see the work of Artists represented by galleries from around the country as well as overseas.

It is always great to enjoy the Art Fair with others. This year the ArtExplore Art Fair Tour is being lead by Assic Prof Linda Tyler who will be immersed in the Fair for the duration. What a stunning opportunity.

The ArtExplore tour emphasizes those galleries not frequented on the regular Saturday morning Walk & Talk an Art Precinct. These include galleries ArtExplore Walks go to in other cities such as Wellington's , Bartley & Company, and Dunedin's Milford gallery. Plus galleries from Hobart, Sydney, Melbourne Cook Islands, Shanghai and Jakarta.
You need to buy an Art Fair ticket as well as the ArtExplore fee. the Art Fair ticket gives you entrance for the whole day. By online and save: https://artfair.co.nz/tickets/general-entry/
After the relatively quick (two hour) tour of many galleries with talks from gallerists and artists, you are invited to join us for a lunch break. Then if you can, return to see more at your leisure.
Last minute bookings, cant come, cant find us or running late phone us on 0211883933
The usual NZ$25pp to cover costs
Book & Pay online: http://www.artexplore.co.nz.
Or pay cash on the day - exact change please.
While we like to know that there is good interest in each event, if you don't manage to register, do feel free to just turn up. You will always be welcome.

Regular tours for the out of town visitor. Discover Auckland Wellington or Dunedin through the city's fine contemporary visual arts.

13/02/2023

Te Whanganui a Tara Wellington: Mary-Jane is taking us on a new tour, starting at the National Portrait Gallery with In the Round: Portraits by Women Sculptors which creates a lineage of sculptors, spanning the past century, and highlights the contributions of these artists to the field of figurative sculpture.
Then have a wee walk to Page Galleries with Max Gimblett: Across the River.
Next door the stunning jewelry gallery AVID Gallery specialising in objects and jewelry.
A short walk to the artist run gallery MEANWHILE showing emerging artists
Finishing at Jhana Millers Art Gallery presenting two recent bodies of work: the sitters and untitled nudes by Pōneke-based artist Matt Tini (Waikato, Ngaati Tiipa, Ngāti Rakaipaaka, Ngāti Kahungunu).

Be thrilled. Be perplexed. Be stimulated. Be surprised. And join us for a coffee afterwards to debrief and art chat some more.

The usual NZ$25 pp to cover costs. You can also book and pay online: www.artexplore.co.nz. Or pay cash on the day - exact change please.

Regular tours for the out of town visitor. Discover Auckland Wellington or Dunedin through the city's fine contemporary visual arts.

12/02/2023

A wonderful morning awaits you in the fabulous K'Rd, Tamaki Makaurau Auckland.
Starting at Anna Miles Gallery for Cat Fooks, Terebella. Much has been made of the top layer of Fooks’ work... in which the ingredients of her art are suspended..
We will along Cross St to take in the gallery of street art, to the popup gallery for Tu Toi/Studio One (while the wonderful Old Police station premises are being seismically strengthened) showing Fiona Clark, Seen and Heard: celebrating the courage, strength, and tenacity of our le***an sapphic communities over the 50 years since Gay Liberation.
Then along to East Street and K Road for Artspace with Door, window, world: Maree Horner, J.C. Sturm, a selection of rarely seen work spanning sculpture, printmaking, writing, and ephemera, by two pioneering female voices from Aotearoa New Zealand
Across the road to RM Gallery with the recently opened Josh Carlier Entanglement, an exploration of the extended self, and the objects that appear within this space, be it sound, light, thought or sensation.
Down the street barely a stones throw away, Michael Lett Gallery showing Kate Newby, Had us running with you. The artist has made the whole building an artwork; by replacing its windows with her own glass panes, it is in fact opened up, punctured with many holes, so that air can flow in and out from many, many perforations.

What stunning and varied exhibitions we have. Expect to be delighted, fascinated, intrigued and informed, all with input from art professional passionate and extremely knowledgeable Associate Professor Linda Tyler.
All for only $25. Book online at https://www.artexplore.co.nz
Then an invite to coffee at one of the nearby delightful cafes in K'Rd (Timeout - One of the 'coolest streets in the world').

04/02/2023

Hit the streets of Te Aro precinct Te Whanganui a Tara WEllington with art-photographer and writer Mary Macpherson, meeting at Bowen Galleries in Ghuznee St.

Meeting at Bowen Galleries with a fascinating group show Holiday Works
Around the corner to Webbs auction house and gallery .
Along to the fabulous new premises of Hamish McKay Gallery reopened January 25.
A wee walk to the Courtney Place Lightboxes with a new exhibition.
Upstairs to Photospace Gallery with Andy Spain Sanctuary, photos of peoples 'sanctuary'. Gilberd Marriott Gallery with Julian Ward.
Finishing at the art laden foyer of the Qt Hotel with an invite to join us for coffee and a wind down chat.
Another stunning morning immersed in some of the great art in Te Whanganui-a-Tara - Wellington

The usual NZ$25 pp to cover costs Book and pay online: www.artexplore.co.nz
Last minute bookings, can’t come, can’t find us or running late, just come along. We will never turn anyone away!

Photo credit: Trevor Kohing

19/01/2023

We are starting an exciting and varied schedule for 2023. First up:
February 11 Walk & Talk Newton Art Precinct. Meeting 11 am at Melanie Roger Gallery 444 K'Rd. (Timeout - One of the 'coolest streets in the world'). A great art walk with the wonderful Associate Prof Linda Tyler.

We begin at Melanie Roger with Michael Greaves with a continuation of the “Sullivan’s Objects” series made and exhibited in Melbourne at Five Walls Gallery in late 2022.
Across the road to a new Pop Up Gallery
Along the road to Starkwhite Gallery
Past the historically import and inspiring Mural 'Polynesian Panthers' as we walk to the only Pasifika dealer gallery in Tamaki Makaurau (the largest Pasifika city in the world) Bergman Gallery.
Finishing down the hill at Tim Melville Gallery with Whenua Whenua, a group show of Maori Wahine Artists.
Expect to be delighted, fascinated, intrigued and informed. We also enjoy a coffee and chat with a wee walk to a nearby café. Come along and enjoy with our chatty bunch of ArtExplorers!

The usual NZ$25 pp to cover costs (apologies Meetup does not have NZ$). You can direct deposit to 38-9012-0285964-00. You can also book and pay online: www.artexplore.co.nz

Coming late, cant find us, cancellation phone 021-566-300 (Brian) Or just turn up and pay cash on the day - exact change please.

And use the Discount Card where you get every 5th walk free (ask when you come).

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21/11/2022

This Saturday Nov 26 Wellington/Te Whanganui a Tara 11 am meeting at Toi Pokeke
Having started the Spring Season with Cuba Mall we are finishing the season with the same Walk & Talk. But this time with Mary Macpherson who will take us to her top picks of current exhibitions from the exciting plethora of galleries around Cuba Mall.
Starting at the Toi Poneke Arts Centre with The Places We Called Home: Andrew Ross & Cody Ellingham, two photographers exploring the homes, streets, and changing landscape of the city from the 1990s through to today.
Then to Bowen Galleries with Kerri Hughes: Ideal Homes and Gardens, a play on words as she creates magical, mystical environments, maybe for human habitat!
Hidden away in South Bank we find the Robert Heald Gallery with Liz Maw who has been struck by the Beauty on the Desert Road.
Moving right along to Enjoy Contemporary Art Space Ocean of Whispers, a measina (treasures) from a group of Moana artists.
Finishing at Jhana Millers Art Gallery for the last day of Rebecca Hasselman: In the Back Garden, demonstrates the capacity to both paint her specific experience while quietly nudging the viewer to see certainty and flux anew and all around

Be thrilled. Be perplexed. Be stimulated. Be surprised. And join us for a coffee afterwards to debrief and art chat some more.The usual NZ$25 pp to cover costs You can also and pay online: www.artexplore.co.nz. Or pay cash on the day - exact change please. And use the Discount Card to get every 5th walk free (ask when you come). Phone 021-213-2257 for late bookings or any directions.

We look forward to seeing you!

Regular tours for the out of town visitor. Discover Auckland Wellington or Dunedin through the city's fine contemporary visual arts.