Information about events, exhibtions, workshops and more at Toi Pōneke.
Join Mango Collective for a series of online panel discussions: Contemporary Art Institutions Around the Globe, Digital Collaborations, Street Art Producer-Curators, and Māori Wāhine in Public Arts.
Here & Out sees nine female street artists from five different countries present new work in response to the impacts of Covid-19. Artists include: Dreamgirls Collective (Wellington, NZ), Janine Williams (Aotearoa), Gleo (Colombia), and Caratoes (Hong Kong - Belgium).
As part Simon Cumings' exhibition Barnacles on the Balls of Industry, a sound performance will take place during the Cuba Dupa Festival.
An exciting exhibition of participatory and interactive art with entertainment by the Toi Pōneke Sound System.
Saturday 30 March from 12noon
Sunday 31 March 12noon - 4pm
The Toi Pōneke Art Market is back for CubaDupa, bustling with local artists bringing their goods to Abel Smith Street.
For CubaDupa 2017, Toi Pōneke presents a Music Stage and Art Market. Come and experience the finest talent, local DJs and electronica fused performances, featuring Tiki Taane, Rhombus in Dub, A Girl Named Mo, The Audio Mechanics, and more.
