Te Tuhi

Te Tuhi is one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s foremost contemporary art spaces and a leader in supporting experimental practice. Te Tuhi is committed to contemporary art that is locally engaged, regionally responsive and internationally ambitious. Te Tuhi offers artists and curators opportunities through development programmes, studios, awards, residencies, and internships both in Aotearoa and overseas. Alongside the gallery in Pakuranga, Te Tuhi runs on-site the Nanette Cameron School of Interior Design, Parnell Studios and Project Space on the platform of Parnell Station, and operates O Wairoa Marae in Howick. Across multiple venues, Te Tuhi delivers a strong programme of community engagement, including public events integrated into its exhibition programmes, and provides formative art experiences for schools, young people, community groups and people of all backgrounds and ages. Te Tuhi runs Arts Out East, the community arts brokering for the Howick Local Board area in East Auckland, and Te Tuhi Café, Aotearoa’s first training café for people with intellectual disabilities. Te Tuhi is an independent charitable trust supported by Auckland Council and the Contemporary Art Foundation, and we rely on your support. All exhibitions are free and open to all.