Meet our new Arts Office Assistant, Melissa Gilbert.

Meet our New Operations Manager, Olivia Laita

Fa’afetai for joining us to celebrate the opening of Queen Fiapoto: switch, code, reverse

We are looking to hire a new Operations Manager!

The Last Kai, an exhibition opening Saturday 28 January at Tautai Pacific Contemporary Arts Trust, presents two previously exhibited works by Tui Emma Gillies & Sulieti Fieme’a Burrows MNZM.

Fakaue lahi for joining us to celebrate the opening of 683 Baby xo

Three young Niuean artists examine the notion of Niuean art by combining traditional and contemporary modes in new exhibition ‘683 Baby xo ‘

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the opening of Tracey Tawhiao’s Taputapu Ātea - on now until 17 December.

Multidisciplinary contemporary artist Tracey Tawhiao (Ngāi Te Rangi, Ngāti Tuwharetoa and Whakatōhea) presents a new solo exhibition Taputapu Ātea at Tautai Gallery, opening Friday 28 October.

Tautai’s Fale-ship Residency Programme returns in 2022 to support 10 creatives to make and develop new work from home.

We recently hosted our 2022 Oceania Interns and their kaitiaki organisations for a special cultural safety workshop.

As an extension of the critically acclaimed exhibition Paradise Camp presented at the New Zealand Pavilion curated by Natalie King as part of the 59th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia, artist Yuki Kihara has organised the Talanoa Forum.

We joined Hon. Aupito Su’a William Sio and the Ministry for Pacific Peoples along with Pasifika leaders and communities and Ngati Whatuaorakei at Ōrākei Marae to commemorate the first anniversary of the Dawn Raids Apology.

This is an opportunity to play your part and grow as a leader in a values-based and future-focused organisation that adds immense value to the community it serves.

We are excited to announce the five niu-leaders of the Tautai Oceania Internship Programme for 2022.

We’re excited to announce two new exhibitions opening 12 August, Haus of Memories by Indigenous-led creative collective Studio Kiin and lean into the pain: archives of a tatau thesis by Samoan creative producer and sound artist Anonymouz.

Presented at a ceremony held on Friday 8 July, the award is new addition for the WIFT NZ Awards and has been created to recognise the significant contribution of the many Moana Pasifika women working in the screen industry in Aotearoa New Zealand.

We are still buzzing after seeing everyone’s beautiful faces back in our fale, celebrating these talented Moana creatives from the UK to Aotearoa!