Toi Pōneke Arts Centre

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From their website, "Toi Pōneke Arts Centre is a creative space where the city's arts communities interact, produce innovative works, teach and exhibit in the heart of Wellington." It's not a big gallery. In fact, just one large room. The current exhibit is "This is the life that was" by Amanda Smith and is running from February 17 to March 15. "This is the life that was attempts to make sense of life and the world of Amanda Smith; recognizing private trauma and public chaos co-exist. Memory and time play a significant part in exploration, the unrealistic longing for times now gone and for times ahead." It was... interesting. I'm glad it was free. [Review 474 of 2024 - 124 in New Zealand - 21506 overall] read more

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61 Abel Smith St
Te Aro
Wellington 6011
New Zealand
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City Gallery Wellington

2.0(1 review)

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Compared to the nearby Te Papa museum, or other art galleries I've seen in Auckland and…read moreChristchurch, this one was unimpressive. It is rather small, with two partially full levels, and the exhibitions when I dropped included such things as graffiti-like phrases with no meaning I could discern and a room full of chairs you weren't allowed to sit in. It lacked views of the harbor or any great aesthetic quality to the building itself. Exhibitions will vary over time of course, but I'd give it a miss.

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