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Visa Platinum Gallery, Level 4
Unearth the story of daily life in Pompeii in this blockbuster exhibition featuring more than 250 priceless treasures.
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Sculpture Terrace, Level 6.
Paul Cullen's project takes the concept of the borrowed view, in which surrounding landscape is incorporated into a garden's design, enhancing the vista and giving a sense that the garden is larger than it is.
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Sculpture Terrace, Level 6
Ronnie van Hout continues his work addressing ideas of the ‘self’ – how it is formed, and expressed.
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Te Aka Matua Library Foyer, Level 4
Anne Frank's tragic story has affected millions of people. See her diary brought to life in this touring exhibition.
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Iwi gallery, Level 4
Pounamu is a stone of exceptional beauty, strength, and spiritual presence. This evocative exhibition explores pounamu’s enduring value.
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Toi Te Papa Art of the Nation, Level 5.
Te Papa brings you fresh and exciting artworks direct from the prestigious Venice Biennale 2009. Judy Millar's Giraffe-Bottle-Gun and Francis Upritchard's Save Yourself are powerful new works by two of New Zealand’s finest contemporary artists.
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Level 2 outside Awesome Forces
These 50 fossils, including two giant ones, are like time capsules, showing our rich and diverse past.
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Level 6
A toast rack made of boar tusks? From the bizarre to the beautiful, from raw metal to treasured possessions, Precious Metals reveals New Zealand’s gold and silver treasures and their fascinating stories.
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Level 4
Architects, engineers and designers are all looking for ways to save energy and make buildings more sustainable.
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Eyelights, Level 4
This exhibition celebrates the fine workmanship and beautiful decoration of tapa (bark cloth) from many islands.
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The Ilott Room, Level 4
This small exhibition of watercolours and prints presents a visual record of European journeys made by eighteenth and nineteenth century British artists.