Information about events, exhibtions, workshops and more at Toi Pōneke.
Exhibit your work at Toi Poneke. This proposal round for exhibitions in our 2021 programme closes on Sunday 28 February, 2021 at midnight.
Marcus Jackson will be joined in performance by Elliot Vaughan and Glen Downie to close the exhibition. Drawing on and responding to the narrative of the installation, they will perform superimpositions of a series of works created during the residency period.
Come and meet our creative community!
Try out a free workshop and enjoy our friendly hospitality. Our artists studios will be open and you can meet the artists and see their work.
In addition to the Toi 3 Hundy this year you can buy artworks from our talented residents online!
Join us for a lunchtime talk with Matilda faser and Mark Amery. Tea and coffee provided.
Join Write Room resident Stella Reid (BURBS, Second Unit), 2019 Write Room resident Abi King Jones (The Fifth Eye, Operation 8, Hot Air) and mentor Vicky Pope (Savage, Gardening with Soul, Two Little Boys) in a discussion about script writing in relation to The Write Room residency at Toi Poneke.
Coinciding with Ted Whitaker’s exhibition Oceans turn to goo, Waves is a collaborative book project with Fraser Austin.
Toi Pōneke are calling out to local artists/ designers to design a new artwork for the exterior of its east building on Abel Smith Street, Te Aro, Wellington.
A free drop in workshop for all the family. Come and get playful with your whanau and see what you can create together. Plenty of inspiration from Rebekah’s show on in the gallery.
Toi Pōneke Arts Centre and the New Zealand School of Music - Te Kōki are pleased to announce the 5th annual Sound Art Residency, with a call for submissions.
So, we make sound. People ask, “What is band?” Band is a way of being together. Band is a way of feeling it out. Band is a way of saying, “What’s here?” Just like the news. Let’s play.
Most of us find applying for jobs difficult. Artists and freelancers in particular can find it hard to express their extensive, eclectic work and life experience in a way that makes their skills clear to potential employers. In this workshop, you will learn how to craft your CV, cover letter and make your skills stand out. In the second workshop, you’ll hone your interview skills and brush up on negotiating skills.
Learn how to ace your grants writing skills to increase your chances of success. This workshop will cover a range of grant types and systems, from city council grants to gaming trusts to Creative NZ funding.
With Wellington musician - Brooke Singer (French for Rabbits)
Have you always dreamed of writing your own music but don’t know where to start? Are you feeling a bit rusty, or has song writing been on the backburner? Are you a seasoned pro, but feel like you’re stuck in a rut?
Whether you are a beginner or have been writing songs for a while – this course is for you!
Join us for a chat over lunch with Poneke based artist - Chris Ulutupu as we see what he has been up to over lockdown.
Join us for a chat over lunch with dancer and choreographer from Borderline Arts Ensemble - Lucy Marinkovich as we see what she has been up to over lockdown.
Join us for a chat over lunch with the Co-Director of Barbarian Productions - Thomas Lahood as we see what he has been up to over lockdown.
Join us for a chat over lunch with the Creative Director of Cuba Dupa - Gerry Paul to see what he has been up to during lockdown.
Join us for a chat over lunch with Wellington artist Miriama Grace Smith as we see what she has been up to over lockdown.
Join us for a chat over lunch with Wellington artistic director of The Performance Arcade - Sam Trubridge as we see what he has been up to over lockdown.
Join us for a chat over lunch with Wellington artist Laura Duffy as we see what she has been up to over lockdown.
Join us for a chat over lunch with Director of Pātaka Art Gallery and Museum - Rueben Friend to see what he’s been up to over lockdown.
Join us for a chat over lunch with Wellington drag performer and creative producer - George Fowler to see what he has been up to over lockdown.
Join us for a chat over lunch as we see what some Wellington Creatives have been up to over lockdown.
Join us for a lunchtime talk with Robbie and his flatmate, fellow artist Elisabeth Pointon. Tea and coffee provided.
Join us for tea and coffee and a chat with Gary Peters about his recent work in the exhibition New Old Forms on at Toi Pōneke Gallery 8 - 29 Feb.
Barbarian Productions alongside Toi Pōneke are delighted to support Cole Sharland in the development of his independent theatre practice. Watch this space!
The next proposal round for exhibitions in our 2021 gallery programme closes on Monday 1 June.
As part of the closing celebration for Why is matter so intelligent, though? artist Amy Jean Barnett is joined by Dr. Craig Radford and Louise Wilson from the Leigh Marine Laboratory to discuss their recent collaboration and delve further into the biological role of underwater sound, in particular how human induced noise in the marine environment might be affecting the various creatures that inhabit this space.
This programme will support an experienced producer as a mentor and an emerging producer as a mentee, recognising the value of hands on industry mentoring over an 8 week period.
Join Chevron Hassett as he discusses his current exhibition - Home is where my Heart will rest, running from 16 Nov - 7 Dec at Toi Pōneke Gallery. Free entry. Tea and coffee available.
Two forums offering dialogue and differing responses to the Cook commemorative events and exhibitions from artists, writers and academics from both a Tangata Whenua and Tauiwi perspective.
Learn how to create a 'Swiss Repeat' method to create seamless repeating patterns using pen, paper and scissors.
