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The Muka Youth Print Exhibition is back at Dunedin Public Art Gallery for one day only!
Featuring 40 original lithographs by 20 prominent artists, the exhibition gives young people aged 5–18 the chance to choose and purchase an original artwork of their own.
And here’s the twist: adults aren’t allowed in!
With artists’ names covered, young visitors can choose their favourite prints based purely on what they love.
All unframed prints are $90.
Entry is free, there’s no pressure to buy, and everyone aged 5–18 is welcome.
Sunday 29 November 2026
12–4.30pm
Dunedin Public Art Gallery
One day, 40 original artworks, and the chance to find something special!
#mukayouthprintexhibition #dunedinpublicartgallery #dunedinevents #artforeveryone
05 Nov 2026
Join us at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery for Reverie, a captivating programme by the NZTrio that moves between dreamlike soundscapes, cosmic adventures and Romantic passion.
From the shimmering, celestial sounds of Adam Schoenberg’s Las Estrellas to the playful energy of Leonard Bernstein’s Piano Trio, the programme takes you on a musical journey through a wonderfully diverse range of styles. Discover Icarus on Titan, a new work by New Zealand composer Karlo Margetić, before being swept up in the lyrical intensity of Schumann.
Celebrated for their outstanding musicianship, adventurous repertoire and warm stage presence, NZTrio brings together three exceptional performers: Amalia Hall (violin), Matthias Balzat (cello) and Somi Kim (piano).
Come and experience the magic of live music in an intimate setting.
The Programme includes:
Hanna Kulenty – A Cradle Song
Adam Schoenberg – Las Estrellas
Leonard Bernstein – Piano Trio
Karlo Margetić – Icarus on Titan (2026 NZTrio / SOUNZ Tarling Trust Commission)
Robert Schumann – Piano Trio No. 3 in G minor
Dunedin Public Art Gallery
Wednesday, 4 November from 7pm
Tickets: www.eventfinda.co.nz/2026/nztrio-reverie/dunedin
#dunedinpublicartgallery #nztrio #livemusic #DunedinEvents #ClassicalMusic
27 Oct 2026
Join photographer John Miller (Ngāpuhi) at the DPAG auditorium tonight at 5.30pm to hear about his lifetime documenting moments of protest and activism in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Miller has been witness to some of the most significant protest events that have taken place in this country over the past 60 years, including Vietnam War, Māori Land March Hikoi, the Anti-Nuclear Movement, the Springbok tour, Māori land occupations and Toitū te Tiriti activations. He has recently returned from an exhibition of his photographs that was included in the 18th Biennale of Contemporary Art in Lyon France.
FREE Wednesday 28 October 5:30 PM
27 Oct 2026
How do materials carry memory, connection, and message?
Join acclaimed textile artist Georgina May Young for a conversation about her exhibition "I rongo i tō tohu – Heard your message".
In conversation with DPAG Curator Lucy Hammonds, Young will share insights into a practice that brings together weaving, embroidery, raranga, and relationships to place.
Regarded as a leading contemporary textile artist within Aotearoa, Young’s practice is firmly grounded in materials and relationships which tie together weaving, embroidery and raranga.
Young is exhibiting as part of 'Suite', a regular exhibition series dedicated to artists living and making from Ōtepoti Dunedin.
Georgina May Young
Artist Talk
11am - 12pm
Saturday 17 October.
Dunedin Public Art Gallery.
All welcome.
[image: Georgina May Young "Paringa – the incoming tide" (detail) 2026. Handwoven linen, uku from Ōhiwa, cotton thread. Courtesy of the artist]
14 Oct 2026
✨ Drift between dream and reality with NZTrio He Taonga Wairere live in Dunedin!
Reverie gently rocks between dream and reality with Hanna Kulenty’s atmospheric A Cradle Song, Adam Schoenberg’s shimmering Las Estrellas, and Leonard Bernstein’s youthful, vibrant Piano Trio - a rich blend of styles and emotions. A fresh NZ commission from Karlo Margetič follows, and Robert Schumann’s Piano Trio No. 3 concludes, with passion and lyrical expression.
📅 Date & Time: Saturday, 4 October at 7:00 PM
📍 Venue: Dunedin Public Art Gallery, 30 The Octagon
🎟️ Book now via Eventfinda
12 Oct 2026
Join us tomorrow at 11am for a special opening day tour through "Edith Collier: Early New Zealand Modernist" with curators Jennifer Taylor and Greg Donson from Te Whare o Rehua Sarjeant Gallery, Whanganui.
Discover the work of Edith Collier, a pioneering New Zealand modernist whose bold and creative vision helped shape the course of modern art in Aotearoa.
Curators tour with Jennifer Taylor and Greg Donson.
Saturday 3 October, 11am
Free entry
01 Oct 2026
The Gallery will be closed for a private function tomorrow, Friday 25 September, from 10 am to 12 pm. We apologise for any inconvenience.
23 Sep 2026
There are lots of free and fun school holiday activities happening at the Gallery this spring! Check out this week’s Artpost at the link in our bio for details on some of what’s on offer.
22 Sep 2026
Celebrate te wiki o te reo Māori at the Gallery:
TE WĀHI KĒMU
Drop into the Gallery to play a variety of word games in te reo Māori. Games and te reo Māori resources will be provided for you to have a go. All ages from tamariki to pakeke, and all reo Māori speakers from beginners to experts are welcome!
ĀNIWANIWA / RAINBOW: Playspace activity: Using the pens & crayons in playspace - colour-in your own ĀNIWANIWA / RAINBOW.
TE AHIKĀROA – Artists & Stories of Dunedin Public Art Gallery Whakawhānuitia tō tirohanga mā te reo Māori
Expand your horizons through te reo Māori
He wero: whaia te reo Māori ki roto i te whakaaturanga kia ako ai i ngā kupu hou
Take up the challenge: follow the te reo Māori panels in the exhibition to learn some new words
GEORGINA MAY YOUNG - I rongo i tō tohu
Toro mai ki te whakaaturanga kia rapua ngā tohu ki roto i tā Georgina mahi toi – come and visit the exhibition to see if you can find the messages in Georgina’s works.
PLUS
Te wiki o te reo Māori WAIATA SESSION
FREE 11am Thursday 17 September
at Dunedin Public Library
Join the DCC Waiata Rōpū for a special community waiata session at Dunedin Public Library as part of the Te Wiki o te reo Māori. This relaxed and welcoming gathering invites the public to come together through waiata, celebrating te reo Māori with song, connection, and shared kōrero. Whether you are confident in waiata or simply curious to listen and join in, everyone is welcome. No experience is needed, song sheets provided.
15 Sep 2026
Join us in the DPAG foyer and enjoy the live stream of Otago Polyfest — FREE and open to everyone.
Otago Polyfest is a significant event across the Otago region, bringing together thousands of tamariki, rangatahi, whānau and kaiako through Māori and Pacific cultural performance.
DPAG foyer
Tuesday 8 – Friday 11 September
10am–3pm
FREE
Come along, pull up a beanbag and enjoy the performances!
07 Sep 2026
He roimata ua, he roimata tangata
The team at Dunedin Public Art Gallery extends their condolences to the whānau of Barry Cleavin ONZM (18 December 1939 – 1 September 2026). One of Aotearoa New Zealand’s most acclaimed printmakers, Cleavin lived a life shaped by his art and the world around him. Born in Ōtepoti Dunedin, Cleavin’s life as an artist took him on journeys across the country and throughout the world. His work was insightful, political and immediately recognisable, and he was an erudite and much-admired member of our creative community. His legacy will remain in many works held in museums and private collections both home and abroad. Moe mai rā e te Rangatira.
Image: Barry Cleavin photographed by Peter Bannan.
06 Sep 2026
ART CLINIC — FREE ART CONSULTATIONS
Have a work of art you’ve always wanted to know more about? Bring it along to our free Art Clinic this Thursday!
Thursday 3 September | 10:30am–12pm
DPAG Foyer
One of our knowledgeable Gallery team will be on hand to answer your questions and offer advice about conservation, treatment, materials, makers and more.
Bring along your artwork and have a chat with us!
Please note: the Gallery does not provide valuations.
The Next Art Clinic: Thursday 3 December 2026
31 Aug 2026
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