Author: Rachel Healy
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Join us for the opening of Jasmine Togo-Brisby: ungeographic
Ana Sciascia, Director of Pātaka Art+Museum invites you to the opening of Jasmine Togo-Brisby’s large-scale exhibition on Friday 25 July, 2025, at 6pm. All welcome.
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NZ curators visit New York
In May 2025, Aotearoa New Zealand curators Zoe Black and Israel Randall visited New York as part of the collaborative delegation programme between the Indigenous Curatorial Collective (ICCA) and the Pātaka Foundation, with support from Creative New Zealand. Read their report of the experience.
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Limited edition prints for sale
Get in quick to purchase one of only 100 prints by artist Jasmine Togo-Brisby. All proceeds will help fund an ambitious publication that will accompany Jasmine’s upcoming Pātaka exhibition. “Jasmine Togo-Brisby: ungeographic” opens on 26 July and runs until 9 November 2025.
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You are invited: Pātaka autumn exhibition season opens
You are invited to the opening of our Autumn exhibition season, featuring three news shows: Lovers & Castaways, Hemi Mcgregor: Waiora and Toloa Tales.
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Curator Ioana Gordon-Smith at the Asia Pacific Triennial in Brisbane
Pātaka Senior Curator Ioana Gordon-Smith has been in Brisbane for the opening week of the Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art at QAGOMA (the Queensland Art Gallery of Modern Art). As well as participating in a panel discussion, Ioana contributed the essay “Knowledge exchange: Reviving tapa through transnationalism”.
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International Indigenous curators’ exchange
The Pātaka Foundation has entered a partnership with the Indigenous Curatorial Collective enabling three New Zealand curators to travel overseas for the next three years as part of an international indigenous curatorial exchange.
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Pātaka 25th anniversary gala and book
The Pātaka Foundation held a flamboyant gala event to celebrate the 25th birthday. It also funded the book, “Ka mua, ka muri. Looking back, moving forward: 25 years of Pātaka”.
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Ka Mua, Ka Muri: looking back, moving forward – Pātaka is 25
In 2023, Pātaka celebrated its 25th anniversary with a book supported by the Foundation. Director Ana Sciascia reflects on the gallery’s ‘brief yet rich history that has seen Pātaka become a vibrant hub of creativity, culture and connection’.