For those of you with kids at home, we have collated a few art activities from galleries across Aotearoa, Australia and the UK to help keep them entertained. Click here for your one-stop shop for artmaking fun: bit.ly/3mKQJy1

Kia tere! 📣 Applications for four new roles at Te Tuhi close soon, on 7 September. For more information & how to apply, visit tetuhi.art/opportunities/…

Published alongside her curated exhibition at Te Tuhi, Ngahiraka Mason's e-book What Would Te Rangihiroa Say and Do? asks what was learned from the 1918 flu epidemic to help us live with a pandemic today. Read more here: bit.ly/3yu2KtP

Kia tere! Apply by 9am, Tuesday 7 September. tetuhi.art/opportunities/…

The Inner Lives of Islands artist Shireen Seno talks to curator Robbie Handcock about her filmic practice that explores memory, family & living in the diaspora. Read over on The Art Paper: the-art-paper.com/shireen-seno-i…

Writing competition 🔈 Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZIA is seeking entries for the Warren Trust Awards for Architectural Writing 2021. All modes of writing are welcome. Applications close 29 September. See here for more details: nzia.co.nz/explore/news/2…

Happy Fathers' Day! A good opportunity to reflect on our father figures and remember those no longer with us. #fromthearchive #fathersday Image: Emily Mafile’o Big Poppa and Emil, 2002

Looking for some inspiration to liven up your to-read pile? Follow the link to browse Ngātahi presents the Judy Millar book collection, a dynamic reader of titles chosen by artists from around the world: bit.ly/3gMeZM2

Open call 🔈

Today we would have celebrated the opening our new exhibition, PONO: The potential of making something that leads to nothing, curated by Janet Lilo & featuring artists Chantel Matthews & Jacob Hamilton. For now, you can check out: tetuhi.art/exhibition/pon…

Job opportunity 🔈 Auckland Art Fair is seeking an Event Administrator Intern for Aotearoa Art Fair 2022. Kia tere, applications close 17 September. More information on how to apply here: artfair.co.nz/2021/09/07/eve…

🔥 JOB ALERT 🔥 Applications have opened for the role of Chief Executive at Museums Aotearoa, the membership organisation for Aotearoa's museums, galleries and whare taonga. There's a lot of energy behind this role, and I urge people to check it out amytea.co.nz/chief-executiv…

While we wait to welcome you back safely at Level 2, our Digital Library is accessible 24/7! Read, watch and listen at tetuhi.art/art-archive/di…

Haere mai! Tickets are now on sale for Te Tuhi's fundraiser visit to Gibbs Farm, Aotearoa's most impressive sculpture park. Boasting works by locally and internationally renowned artists, this is an opportunity you won't want to miss: bit.ly/3AMTToR

From the archive 🍋 In 2010, A.D. Schierning planted a lemon grove at Te Tuhi as part of her ongoing Freedom Fruit Gardens project, dedicated to creating public edible gardens. Read more in our archive: tetuhi.art/exhibition/a-d…

From our digital library: Under the Southern Stars, a collection of texts that accompanied exhibitions curated by Gabriela Salgado, artistic director of Te Tuhi from 2017–2020. Dive in here: tetuhi.art/art-archive/di…

We are so excited to announce our final show for the year highlighting  a further nine artists from our 2020 Fale-ship residency programme.✨💙🙌🏾 ‘Oh My Ocean’ is the second Tautai exhibition curated by Nigel Borell, showcasing works by our Fale-ship … instagr.am/p/CUrEaPFpXcn/

From the archive 📰 Ana Iti's Kimihia te āhua, a billboard series from 2020 that expanded on Iti's close reading of Te Pipiwharauroa, a reo Māori newspaper in circulation between 1899 and 1913. Read more in our exhibition archive: tetuhi.art/exhibition/ana…