OPEN DAILY: 10:00am – 4:30pm
Except Christmas Day and Good Friday
New Zealanders: Free Entry
International Visitors (18+): $10
Shed 11, 60 Lady Elizabeth Lane
Wellington Waterfront 6011
OPEN DAILY: 10:00am – 4:30pm
Except Christmas Day and Good Friday
New Zealanders: Free Entry
International Visitors (18+): $10
Shed 11, 60 Lady Elizabeth Lane
Wellington Waterfront 6011
A new exhibition curated by Helen Kedgley of portrait paintings and drawings by Joanna Margaret Paul and her mother Dame Janet Elaine Paul.
Image: Joanna Margaret Paul ‘Self-Portrait’ circa 1970, pencil on paper, 2001/38/2. Collection of Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery. Gift of the artist, 2002.
The Adam Portraiture Award is Aotearoa’s premier prize for painted portraiture.
Image: Ian Caddy, You’re not just a transitional object to me, acrylic on canvas (finalist)
Life in forms is a focused survey of the work of trailblazing Ngāpuhi artist Pauline Kahurangi Yearbury (1928-1977). It charts the artist’s practice over four decades, from her early works in the 1940s to her final pieces in the 1970s.
Developed and toured by Te Uru Contemporary Gallery.
Join us on the opening day of the 2026 Adam Portraiture Award for a talk from this year’s guest judge, Sydney-based artist Jude Rae.
Join us for a talk from only connect: Portraits by Joanna Margaret Paul and Janet Elaine Paul curator Helen Kedgley.
Join us for this month’s themed life drawing session, inspired by those Adam Portraiture Award 2026 finalists whose sitters are enjoying a good book!
Image: Tony Guo, Xin reading a book, 2025. Oil on linen. Cropped.
The Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award is a competition that encourages young Maaori artists to create portraits of their tupuna (ancestors) in any medium. The 2025 finalists’ exhibition will be touring to multiple venues around the motu.
Image: Ashley Tutaki, Back to the Source, Photography (finalist)
Presenting previously unseen or rarely seen works, this exhibition brings together a selection of Ian Scott’s work from the last three decades of his life.
Image: Rita Angus in Taradale, 1987, Collection Art House Trust