
Urbanism 30 June 2008
Outer Spaces at Christchurch Art Gallery
Art works are spilling out of the Christchurch Art Gallery – greeting visitors as they approach the gallery, and dazzling as they make their way into the outer spaces of the gallery building itself. This is all part of Outer Spaces – a programme aiming to launch art from the familiar surrounds of the exhibition galleries and into unexpected spots.
>>Visit www.christchurchartgallery.org.nz
Auckland Museum’s Secrets Revealed
Some secrets are so good they have to be shared. That’s why Auckland Museum is opening the doors on its never been seen collection, giving the world an opportunity to discover its hidden treasures. For the first time in over ten years, the Auckland Museum’s complete collection is back under one roof. To celebrate this ‘quintessentially Auckland’ collection, the public exhibition ‘SECRETS REVEALED: The backstage mysteries of your Museum’ will open on July 12th in the Museum’s Special Exhibitions Hall. With only 2% of the museum’s total collection on display at any one time, many of the almost 4 million objects have never been seen by the public. And they each have their own unique story to tell and history to share. From July 12 2008 at Auckland Museum, Parnell, Auckland. >>Visit www.aucklandmuseum.com
Largest Ever Rita Angus Retrospective
Featuring nearly 200 works, including the iconic Cass (voted New Zealand’s greatest painting in a 2006 television poll), Rita Angus: Life & Vision also presents sketchbooks, studies and unfinished works that reveal the full scope of Angus’ practice over four decades (1929-1969). A full colour catalogue, an exhibition audioguide and a comprehensive programme of events complement the exhibition. To celebrate Te Papa’s 10th anniversary, admission to the exhibition is free. 5 July – 5 October at Te Papa, Cable St, Wellington. >>Visit www.tepapa.govt.nz
When Crafts Collide Jewellery Exhibition
Fourth year Unitec Design students from the Jewellery and Object majors collaborate for the first time to create innovative and contemporary design. Get out there and support our budding designers! 8 – 18 July at Kfm Gallery, 208 Karangahape Rd, Auckland.


