During ART LATE, tour 13 galleries between 5pm and 8pm on Thursday 1st June. Find out where to go, which exhibitions are showing and the special events taking place below.

ART LATE coincides with First Thursdays on Karangahape Road. View the many additional events at https://fb.me/e/T8NaFXjI

This very special evening is sponsored by SOHO WINES.
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Edith Amituanai is a New Zealand-born Sāmoan photographer. The Hand You Were Dealt takes the form of a card game, bringing together eight pairs of photographs taken between 2004 and 2023. “Thinking about the people I’ve included in this show, some might say they were not dealt a fair hand.”

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Close your eyes. What letter would you write to yourself? What letter would you wish to receive? Hassett’s new sculptural work expands on the epistolary correspondence between a past and a future self in relation to daily life.

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(1) Melissa Laing presents a series of prototypes for navigational aids – floating sea marks to be sounded by wake and swell of Tāmakai Makaurau’s many inlets and estuaries.

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(2) A new video work exploring experimental sound collaboration, directed and performed by Brydee Rood in collaboration with a selection of brass wind musicians and percussion from Brass Whanganui collectively known as Damn Raucous Brass.

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A response to our relationships with others and the earth — those that govern how we navigate the shared use of resources, while retaining our humanity and protecting our individualism. Paul mixes clays into patterns representing rocks, water or clouds, while symbolising a melting pot of ideas, ideologies, and peoples. @paulherbertceramics

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Featuring Joan Gragg, Sylvia Marsters, Heather Straka, Tabatha Forbes, Telly Tuita, Raymond Sagapolutele, Shannon Novak, Mahiriki Tangaroa, and Benjamin Work.

With an artists talk from Sylvia Marsters (NZ-Cook Islands artist) and Raymond Sagapolutele (NZ-Samoan artist).

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Showing The Glacial Collection – hand-blown homeware from special batches of waste glass that give off a soft bluey-green hue, then pigmented with an alabaster frit for a dynamic, speckled effect.

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“These paintings start out seriously, but the process so quickly becomes odd. No matter how seriously one practices, it is simultaneously absurd. My paintings look to reflect that: Start, fall, lay down, get up, go again … try to move, try to make a move … giddy up.”

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A new project by Christchurch-based artist, Pauline Rhodes. Sculptural components are carefully suspended, arranged and placed into configurations so that in assembly, they activate the surrounding space and engage in processes of extension.

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Hand-blown from special batches of waste glass – a second act for glass that would otherwise be sent to landfill – that gives off a soft, blue/green hue, then pigmented with an alabaster frit for a dynamic, speckled effect.

Monmouth Glass Studio believes in quality hand-made items that are well designed, well made, that will stand the test of time.

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The inaugural show in Starkwhite’s new location. Following Jonny Niesche’s recent exhibition Haptic sfumato at 1310PE (Los Angeles) You say sfumato, I say sfumato repurposes the visual indemnity of Haptic sfumato into a new environment. An alchemist of color, light, and form, Niesche’s work dances with the viewer—a routine of subterfuge and grace, a deft painterly discotheque dressage abound with vitality. The surface of the work is alive, as is the border, changing with you and the time you view it.

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(????) The Passing by Janet Hafoka is part of the Auckland Festival of Photography. The work appreciates value in the ephemeral – acknowledging time passing, light passing, people passing, pausing and noticing.

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A group portraiture exhibition where each artist is the subject of another artist’s work – like links in a chain. Sponsored by Scapegrace.

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ART LATE is run by the Karangahape Road Business Association.