Arts & Culture

Aratoi’s new exhibitions over next month has a theme across remembrance and the passing on of knowledge. 

May 2023

Have the Most Fun You Can Before They Make You Stop: A Retrospective of Carol Anne Bauer

27 May- 9 July

In this retrospective, a snapshot of Carol’s work is celebrated through her beginnings with exquisite stitchery through to her curious examination of amino acid crystals in large format.

Carol Anne Bauer had a fascination with light, pattern and narrative which drew her to explore and depict the natural world, magic, symbolism, cultural stories and scientific enquiry.

Our Moon: Then, Now & Beyond

20 May- 16 July

Our Moon has been a constant source of fascination for thousands of years all across the world. Our Moon: Then, Now & Beyond brings together a 5m diameter scale model of the Moon and explores the mythological, the scientific and cultural importance of our nearest neighbour and its role in marking Matariki.

Whānau activities and public programmes accompany this exhibition.

Presented by Nelson Provincial Museum

In partnership with Rātā Foundation, Cawthron Institute and the Embassy of the USA

www.aratoi.org.nz

Current exhibitions

Have the Most Fun You Can Before They Make You Stop: A Retrospective of Carol Anne Bauer 27 May- 9 July

Our Moon: Then, Now & Beyond 20 May- 16 July

Simon King: Shades and Echoes 8 April – 21 May

Print Council of New Zealand: Celebration 3 March – 4 June

Masterton Museum: A Cabinet of Curiosities showing until 2 July

Website: www.aratoi.org.nz

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