Lines of Connection

No need to stand in line for this new gallery-focused, creative programme.

Learning areas and strands

Art, English, Digital tech

Education type

Education visit

Duration

60-90 min

Suitable for

Years 1-8

Next available

Available now

Cost

Programme is free for terms 2 and 3, 2025

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Explore how artists use line making in 2D and 3D art. Using drawing, string games, and other tools (older students can use tech), your students will respond creatively to line and form in the galleries.

An art work with a woven harakeke (flax) cape is hanging over another woven artwork arranged in a circle on the white ground.

Maureen Lander, Huna: Kaitiaki o te Harakeke, 2012. Te Papa (ME024116)

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A large artwork filled with clouds of olive green and black paint. Adding to the surreal cloudscape are small, detailed drawings of decapitated birds’ heads, mountains, fantastical creatures and circular hiapo motifs that create small pockets of narrative.

Toi Art

Fresh takes and new favourites. You’ll find them in Toi Art.

Toi Art opened again on Saturday 14 June, with more opening up at the end of June – see what’s coming up!

On now

From Sat 14 Jun – See below for details

Exhibition Ngā whakaaturanga

A black and white photo of two older woman smiling at the camera. One is standing by another sitting down.

Wāhine Toi

Secondary

Take a journey through our new Toi Art galleries with a special focus on the many women artists and photographers on show.

Education visit

A patchwork quilt with stylised fish, stars, moon, waves, and seaweed images.

Kōrero Pūrākau

Primary

Art and language go hand in hand in this new creative programme with a literacy focus. Option to explore animation in Hīnātore learning lab.