Explore the current and upcoming art exhibitions at The Arts Village Rotorua. Our three gallery spaces feature constantly changing exhibitions from local artists, community groups, and the wider community. If you’re interested in showcasing your own exhibition in our space – exhibit with us!
Exhibitions this, Exhibitions that…..are waiting for you to come and see:
Under the Stars
Opening: 7th June – 5th July
Under the Stars is an exhibition that celebrates Aotearoa’s national holiday, Matariki. This exhibition provides an opportunity to all Rotorua-based artists, whether they are amateurs or professionals, to submit and showcase their artworks centred on the themes of Matariki.
In order to submit your artwork, all artists must fill out an entry form. The entry form includes important information including the deadline for submissions, artwork specifications, and the terms and conditions.
For more information and to enter visit:
https://www.artsvillage.org.nz/matariki/
Renata Curtis –
Te whare Pukenga
Kāhui whetu o Te Arawa
Opening: 7th June – 5th July
Te Whare Pukenga o Rehua Ariki is a star constellation
of special significance to Te Arawa.
The primacy of this constellation pays homage to the supreme being, god Rehua Ariki who resides in Te Toi o ngā Rangi. Te Arawa have many unique kāhui whetu. Some of these kāhui whetu are venerated in the titonga ‘He Pōhuatau’ nā irirangi Tiakiawa.
In conjunction with Under The Stars Exhibition
Kua Haehae ngā Hihi o Matariki / The Rays of Matariki are Spread
Mokoia Intermediate
Opening: 7th June – 5th July
n collaboration with Under The Stars Matariki Exhibition artwork presented by the Mokoia Intermediate Akonga group will celebrate the natural world. Each piece of artwork will feature a kaitiaki crafted from metal, which connects to each of the stars.
COMING SOON!!
POP UP EXHIBITION
Natasha Morrison
Opening: 10th July – 9th August
Maumahara Gallery
Natasha’s paintings are crafted for versatile display, allowing viewers to appreciate two distinct cultures in one piece. In this painting one side of the artwork features the Māori Ngarara, a vibrant lizard that symbolizes strength and adaptability, while the other side showcases the Aboriginal Ngarara, a fascinating reptile that connects to the rich stories of the land.
75th Jubilee Exhibition
Rotorua Camera Club
Opening: 12th July – 8th August
Wallis and Mosaic Galleries
To commemorate the 75th anniversary , join the Rotorua Camera club in their Public exhibition of works. Celebrating this milestone, images from novice, Intermediate and advanced grade members as well as a cellphone section will be on display with a brief history of the club.
