CANCELLED | Olafur Eliasson: Late Night

6-9pm

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Due to low ticket sales, Olafur Eliasson: Late Night has been cancelled.

We apologise for any inconvenience this cancellation may cause. If you have purchased tickets, you will receive an email with refund information. 

The panel discussion on Water Sustainability and Art in Aotearoa will still go ahead at 6:30pm on Thursday 20 March. You can redeem a free ticket by clicking the link below:
 

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Enter a world of immersive art at the Olafur Eliasson Late Night, organised in collaboration with Auckland Arts Festival. 

Embrace your creative curiosity as you explore the exhibition Olafur Eliasson: Your curious journey and enjoy interactive activities ranging from live performances, insightful conversations and a drop-in sustainable kete-making workshop. Refresh yourself with a drink from the bar in Te Ātea | North Atrium, underneath Eliasson’s mesmerising artwork Under the weather. 

Your ticket includes entry to the Olafur Eliasson: Your curious journey exhibition and all of the night’s special events. 

There is 1 x free drink upon arrival. Photographic proof of age required for alcoholic drinks. Soft drink alternatives available.  

Artwork credit: Olafur Eliasson Multiple shadow house, 2010; Installation view: Singapore Art Museum at Tanjong Pagar Distripark. Photo: Joseph Nair, Memphis West Pictures | Singapore Art Museum © 2010 Olafur Eliasson

Date
Location
Entire gallery
Cost
General $49, Members $24.50, Concession $44.10(+fees)

Explore Further

What to expect: 

<p><strong>Sustainable Kete Workshop</strong></p> <p>Te Ātea | North Atrium</p> <p>6&ndash;9pm</p> <p>Make a kete out of sustainable materials with artist Tonina Ngātai. Tonina&rsquo;s kete-making practice combines traditional weaving techniques with modern, repurposed materials to create unique and sustainable designs. By using discarded items such as textiles and plastics, she reimagines their potential and reduces waste. In this wānanga, she will teach attendees how to create kete using repurposed contemporary materials, highlighting the importance of sustainability. Each kete becomes a symbol of resilience and adaptability, reflecting both cultural heritage and contemporary innovation. This approach celebrates the intersection of tradition and sustainability, encouraging mindful creativity in everyday life.</p> <p>Tonina is a mixed media artist with a Master&#39;s in Creative Practice from Unitec.</p> <p>Image credit: courtesy of Tonina Ngātai</p>

Sustainable Kete Workshop

Te Ātea | North Atrium

6–9pm

Make a kete out of sustainable materials with artist Tonina Ngātai. Tonina’s kete-making practice combines traditional weaving techniques with modern, repurposed materials to create unique and sustainable designs. By using discarded items such as textiles and plastics, she reimagines their potential and reduces waste. In this wānanga, she will teach attendees how to create kete using repurposed contemporary materials, highlighting the importance of sustainability. Each kete becomes a symbol of resilience and adaptability, reflecting both cultural heritage and contemporary innovation. This approach celebrates the intersection of tradition and sustainability, encouraging mindful creativity in everyday life.

Tonina is a mixed media artist with a Master's in Creative Practice from Unitec.

Image credit: courtesy of Tonina Ngātai