Arts & Culture / Visual Arts
The Outgames provided a rare and exciting opportunity to see works from many of New Zealand?s top lesbian and gay artists on show at the same time, most within easy strolling distance!
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Te Papa Tongarewa - Museum of New Zealand, , New Zealand Brian Brake: Lens on the World Textiles, Back-of-House Tour Works on Paper, Back-of-House Tour Art After Dark |
City Gallery WellingtonThe City Gallery Wellington is located in Civic Square, in the heart of Wellington City. MANA TAKAT?PUI: Taera T?ne explores Pacific perspectives on gay culture and male sexuality HooP 2010: Kate Walker documents an event staged by the artist where community members participated in a mass hula hooping event |
Pataka MuseumNorrie Street, Porirua She Beauty, He Beast - Glitter paintings by Reuben Paterson SHout - Out and About in Porirua New Works, a solo show by Paerau Corneal An easy train ride from Wellington and has a great café. |
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Light BoxesAll the Cunning Stunts was exhibited in the Light Boxes outside the St James Theatre, Courtenay Place |
Arts Programme LaunchThe Jimmy Bar and Café, Courtenay Place (adjacent to the Light Boxes) |
Bowen Galleries, Wellington |
Carbon-Neutral Sex-Positive Art TourYour tour guide, Siren Deluxe, lead you with confidence up unlikely staircases and down the art world alleyways. 16 Mar 2011, 3.30pm ? 5.30pm. |
Enjoy Public Art Gallery
John Di Stefano presented his show The Return |
Mark Hutchins Gallery
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Photospace Gallery
Men Undressed, photographs by Mark Beehre, is an exploration of the ?naked portrait? |
Spirit Art ExhibitionWellington Town Hall (West Court Foyer) New paintings by Angelo Giannoutsos and sculptures by Graeme Hitchcock. |
Toi P?neke Gallery, Wellington |
Thistle Hall GalleryLuna2 showcased the art and performances (music, poetry, and theatre) of more than 30 lesbian artists and performers. This was the 1st National Exhibition of Lesbian Arts. |
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