Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki
Address: Cnr Kitchener and Wellesley Streets, Auckland CBD, Auckland
Phone: 09 379 1349
Website: Visit Website
Hours Open:
- Weekdays: 10am–5pm
- Weekends: 10am–5pm
- Closed on Public Holidays
Venue Types: Art Gallery
Amenities: Food Available, Gift Shop, Guided Tours Available, Toilets, Wheelchair Access
Suitable for Ages: Families
Ticket Information:
- Admission: Free
History, heritage and culture are brought to life at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki. Founded in 1888, it remains New Zealand’s largest visual arts experience, with a collection numbering over 15,000 works. The main gallery building has now opened after a comprehensive heritage restoration and expansion.
Explore a treasure trove of historic, modern and contemporary New Zealand art, as well as work by Māori and Pacific Island artists. International painting, sculpture and print collections range from 1376 to the present day.
As well as our exhibition schedule, the Gallery offers a lively calendar of talks, performances, film screenings and children's activities.
Choose from a range of free guided tours - organised group tours available by arrangement.
- Open daily 10am – 5pm (except Christmas Day)
- In the heart of Auckland City
- Wheelchair accessible. Wheelchairs available free of charge
- Café and espresso bar
- Gallery shop offers quality souvenirs, books and unique art-inspired gifts
Image credit: Patrick Reynolds.
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Upcoming events at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki
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The 5th Auckland Triennial: If you were to live here...
The 5th Auckland Triennial opens in May at Auckland Art Gallery and seven additional sites, extending the Triennial's reach across Auckland. Led… Read More
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Toi Aotearoa
Explore the Gallery's permanent collection in one of the largest and most absorbing presentations of New Zealand art. Travel from the present day… Read More
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California Design, 1930-1965: Living in a Modern Way
Don’t miss California Design, 1930–1965: Living in a Modern Way, which comes to Auckland Art Gallery this winter. Step out of the… Read More
Past events at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki
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Talking Culture Sunday Series
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Talking Culture Symposium - Response
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Communiqué 2013 - Natalie Robertson
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Christchurch: A Transitional City
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En Route to Venice - Bill Culbert
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Tattoo Aotearoa
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Propositions on Frivolity - Studies in Abstraction
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Angels & Aristocrats - Jonathan Mane-Wheoki
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Communiqué 2013 - Sarosh Mulla
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Mark Laurent
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Angels & Aristocrats: Ron Brownson on John Webber
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Angels & Aristocrats: Gill Perry - Portraiture and Celebrity
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Communiqué 2013 - Jonty Valentine
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Curator's Tour: Natasha Conland On Partner Dance
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Angels & Aristocrats: Mary Kisler on the Icons
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White Night
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Gabriella Trussardi: Far Away But Not That Far Behind
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Film: The Way We Dressed
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Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, 1955 - Present
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Who Shot Rock & Roll: Sharon Evans-Mikellis
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Time Out With Tea: The Chinese Tea Ceremony
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Lantern Festival: Beauty and Melody
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Lantern Festival Late Nights
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Pride Festival: The Great Gay All Black Debate
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125th Anniversary Celebrations
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Whizz Bang Pop
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Rockumentary Film Screening: Patti Smith: Dream of Life
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Artist Talk: Mary-Louise Browne
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Artist Talk: Yvonne Todd and Gavin Hipkins
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Rockumentary: Standing in the Shadows of Motown
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Rockumentary Film Screening: It Might Get Loud
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Rockumentary: When You're Strange
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Panel Talk: The Curators
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Big Day Art
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Who Shot Rock & Roll: Kirsten Zemke
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Hugh Belsey, MBE On Gainsborough's Portraits
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Nick Bollinger, Murray Cammick and Milana Radojcic
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Rockumentary - Amazing Journey: The Story of The Who
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Partner Dance: Gifts from the Patrons of the Gallery
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Studio Course: Me, Myself and I: CANCELLED
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Bruce Jarvis and Josh Easby on Shooting Music
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Who Shot Rock & Roll: Misha Kavka on Women in Rock
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Rockumentary Film Screening: The Stones in the Park
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Who Shot Rock & Roll: Gail Buckland
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Artmeet: Artist as Researcher
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Walters Prize Performance: Floor Resistance
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Pollywood Ten2012
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William McCahon: Colin McCahon’s On Building Bridges
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Chamber Music: String Quartet: CANCELLED
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Walters Prize: The Winner
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Film Screening: This Way of Life
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Walters Prize Performance: Floor Resistance
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Jim Irvine: The Making of The Kauri Canopy
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Walters Prize Performance: Floor Resistance
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Michael Cryns: Restoring the Gallery Clock
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Film Screening: Auckland - City of Sails
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Courtney Sina Meredith - Brown Girls in Bright Red Lipstick
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Auckland Heritage Festival: Conservation in Focus - Paper
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Home AKL: Bronwyn Lloyd on Teuane Tibbo
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Artist Talk: Lonnie Hutchinson on Home AKL
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St Peter's College Pacific Choir
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Mary Kisler on Henry Fuseli: The Original Goth
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Home AKL: Filipe Tohi and Nina Tonga in Conversation
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Film Screening: Dirty Bloody Hippies
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Home AKL Seminar: Why Pacific Art Now?
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Curator's tour: The Walters Prize 2012
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Artmeet
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Chamber Music: String Quartet
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Walters Prize Artist Talk: Kate Newby with p.mule
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Walters Prize Artist Talk: Alicia Frankovich & Caterina Riva
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Shigeyuki Kihara and Niki Hastings-McFall on Home AKL
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Writers Lounge: Walking with McCahon
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Janet Lilo and Jeremy Leatinu'u on Home AKL
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Curator's Talk: Ema Tavola on Home AKL
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Film Screening: I Am the River
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Tūī, Tui, Tuia
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Angels & Aristocrats - Jemma Field on Dutch Painting
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The Secret Life of Aprons: Rosemary McLeod
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The Joy of Art - Pat Hanly
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The Flightless Monster - Quinn Berentson
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Communiqué 2013 - Mark Davey
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Angels & Aristocrats - Kirsten Slatter On Gilding
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Brenda Liddiard & Mark Laurent at Auckland Art Gallery
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Angels & Aristocrats: Embroidery Demonstration
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Angels & Aristocrats: John Reynolds on Machiavelli
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Communiqué 2013 - Rachel Shearer
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Angels & Aristocrats - David Kisler on Joseph Nollekens
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Artmeet - Tiffany Singh
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Angels & Aristocrats - Erin Griffey On Portraiture
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Angels & Aristocrats
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Artist Talk: Robin White
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Film: The September Issue
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Hollow Acts: Marking Out A Ground For Content
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Mathew Norman: Love the Outfit
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Who Shot Rock & Roll: Ken Zemke - Elvis on Tour
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Preview: One By One
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Who Shot Rock & Roll: Chris Mousdale on the LP as Portrait
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Drop-in Drawing Sessions
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125th Anniversary Celebrations
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From French Chateau to Kauri Canopy
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2013 International Sculpture Symposium
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Rockumentary Film Screening: Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll
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Rockumentary Film Screening: Don't Look Back
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Drop-in Drawing Sessions
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Rockumentary Film Screening: End of the Century
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Rockumentary Film Screening: Punk: Attitude
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Andrew Tidball, Amanda Ratcliffe & Mark Rutledge
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Rockumentary: The Clash: Westway to the World
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Rockumentary Film Screening: Rhyme and Reason
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Panel Talk: The Art of Patronage
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Who Shot Rock & Roll: Record Collectors Fair
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Who Shot Rock & Roll: Chris Mousdale
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Muka Print Exhibition
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Rockumentary Film Screening: The Filth and the Fury
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Rockumentary Film Screening: Joy Division
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Rockumentary Film Screening: In Bed With Madonna
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Rockumentary Film Screening: The Last Waltz
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Graham Reid: Shooting the Beatles & Creating the Sixties
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Rockumentary Film Screening: Monterey Pop
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Film Screening: Toki Does New York
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Simona Albanese on Little Miracles
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Mathew Norman on Battle Scene
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Material Culture: Public Buildings and Public Space
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Film Screening: Tongan Ark
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Home AKL: Ron Brownson on Paul Tangata
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Walters Prize Jury Talk
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Walters Prize Judge's Lecture: Mami Kataoka
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Film Screening: Little Polynesia
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Film screening: Auckland - Foundation, Form, Function
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Artist Talk: Kaetaeta Watson on Home AKL
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Auckland Heritage Festival: Conservation in Focus - Painting
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Home AKL: Film Screenings
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Heather Galbraith on the Walters Prize 2012
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Walters Prize Performance: Floor Resistance
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Film Screening: Little Polynesia
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Home AKL: Film Screenings
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Film Screening: Design & Thinking
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Home AKL: Erika Wolf on new Pacific Photography
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Home AKL: Film Screenings
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Home AKL: Remembering Jim Vivieaere
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Walters Prize Performance: Floor Resistance
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NZ Film Festival: The Artists Cinema
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Walters Prize Artist Talk: Sriwhana Spong with Emily Cormack
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The Walters Prize 2012
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Walters Prize Artist Talk: Simon Denny
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Ioane Ioane on Home AKL
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Siliga David Setoga and Edith Amituanai on Home AKL
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Writers Lounge: Talking History
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Made Active: Natasha Conland & Rob Gardiner in Conversation
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Music: Glorious MUDsingers choir











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