WAI-Celium explores the often invisible connections and social networks that run between us, supporting us and upholding us as we journey through experiences of violence and beyond.
This years WAI exhibition also proudly presents Through our Lens the photo journal of WAI-Z, our new rangatahi roopu.

I love to dabble in mixed media with no specific goal in mind, using topographic maps, paint, ink, digital, crayon and embroidery to create art that is inspired by the beautiful land we live in and taking paths less trodden.

Start your Art Trail Experience by visiting the Trail Mix Exhibition at Square Edge in the week leading up to the trail.

This interactive art exhibition marks 5 years of Environment Network Manawatu’s Plastic Pollution Challenge and aims to prompt all of us to think about our daily choices and consider the downstream consequences of our actions.

An exhibition of Aotearoa Bird Photography by Lorna Johnson.

I te tīmatanga o te tau nei i hui tahi a Tania Te Tau rātou ko Karangawai Marsh, ko Liz Grant ki te whakarite hōtaka mahi toi, reo Māori e mātai ana i ngā ngārara o Aotearoa. Koinei ētahi o ngā mahi i oti i ngā whānau o RaRau Mai 2023.
Kia kaha te kōrero Māori!

Paula Dixon’s eclectic collection of work is on display in the hallway gallery display cabinet at Square Edge during the month of August.

Nga Hau Toru – the three winds / breaths.
A group show featuring Walter Kupa, Albert McCarthy, Tracy Underwood and Sherilyn Bury Vilela.

Joe Boon is a self taught artist who has been drawing and painting all his life. From pencil sketches to oil paintings, art has always been in the background – until now.

Caileideascopach is a group exhibition featuring the work of Albert McCarthy, Bruce Falloon, John Bradley, Tracy Underwood, Radha Sahar, Warwick Smith, Reuben James, Sherilyn Bury Vilela and Tui Whareaitu.

A celebration of local established and emerging Pasifika artists at Square Edge for the month of July.

The pre-dawn rising of stars signal and name the moon cycles or months of the Māori lunar year. With the shortfall of eleven days every year between the lunar and solar calendars, a thirteenth month is included every third lunar year.