Current Upcoming

Current Exhibitions

Ngā Whakaaturanga o nāianei

| Photosynthesisers: Women and the lens

16 FEB – 25 MAY 2025

Photosynthesisers: Women and the lens

A group exhibition including photographs and videos by 40 women artists from Aotearoa and Australia.
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| Photosynthesisers: Women and the lens
Jelena Telecki | Oil and Water

9 MARCH – 25 MAY 2025

Jelena Telecki Oil and Water

New paintings that revisit past works by Yugoslavia-born Australian artist Jelena Telecki.
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Jelena Telecki | Oil and Water
Claudia Kogachi, Ming Ranginui, Erica van Zon | Soft Spot

16 FEB – 20 APRIL 2025

Claudia Kogachi, Ming Ranginui, Erica van Zon Soft Spot

Soft Spot highlights three artists working with fibre-based materials in a range of forms.
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Claudia Kogachi, Ming Ranginui, Erica van Zon | Soft Spot
Claudia Kogachi, Ming Ranginui, Erica van Zon | Soft Spot

16 FEB – 20 APRIL 2025

Claudia Kogachi, Ming Ranginui, Erica van Zon Soft Spot

Soft Spot highlights three artists working with fibre-based materials in a range of forms.
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Claudia Kogachi, Ming Ranginui, Erica van Zon | Soft Spot

Upcoming exhibitions

Maungarongo Te Kawa | Kokonga Ngākau
Pauline Yearbury | Life in forms
Giorgio Griffa, Peter Robinson | Differences in kind and rhythm
Maungarongo Te Kawa | Kokonga Ngākau

15 MARCH – 22 JUNE 2025

Maungarongo Te Kawa Kokonga Ngākau

Maungarongo Te Kawa (Ngāti Porou) is a takatāpui fabric artist.

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Pauline Yearbury | Life in forms

3 MAY – 27 JULY 2025

Pauline Yearbury Life in forms

This survey includes incised wooden panels featuring figures from pūrākau, paintings & drawings

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Giorgio Griffa, Peter Robinson | Differences in kind and rhythm

8 JUNE – 24 AUGUST

Giorgio Griffa, Peter Robinson Differences in kind and rhythm

The second in our series of dialogue exhibitions

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Events

Whakaaturanga o naianei

Events

2026

A new home for The Rydal Art Prize

Te Uru is the new home of prestigious painting award The Rydal Art Prize

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SATURDAY 5 APR 2025

Active Looking Guided walkthrough of Soft Spot and Photosynthesisers

Join Te Uru curators and educators for a guided walkthrough

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SATURDAY 17 MAY 2025

Chronicles Publication Launch

Join us for a panel discussion to launch the publication with Lisa Crowle and contributors.

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SATURDAY 24 MAY 2025

Glittery tiki workshop with Maungarongo Te Kawa

Join us for an afternoon of storytelling and making through this hands-on workshop

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16 JAN – 2 FEB 2025

Gretchen Albrecht Monoprint Fundraiser Te Hau a Te Uru - A Message From The West

Gretchen Albrecht has created a suite of 20 collaged monoprints as a special fundraising effort.

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How to find us

420 Titirangi Rd, Titirangi

+64 9 817 8087 info@teuru.org.nz

Open Daily 10am-4.30pm

Free entry

Timetables for buses and trains can be found at www.at.govt.nz. We suggest a train to the transport hub in New Lynn and a bus from there. There are regular buses between New Lynn and Titirangi.
Free one hour parking is available directly outside the gallery entrance on Titirangi Road. All day free parking is available behind the gallery via South Titirangi Road.
If you require special assistance during a visit, please call us in advance on 09 817 8087. We are happy to help. There is a mobility parking space available outside the front of the gallery on Titirangi Road. The gallery is wheelchair accessible from Titirangi Road and throughout the building. A spare wheelchair is available for use in the gallery. We welcome service dogs. No other animals are permitted inside the building.