Viaduct Harbour presents the Aotearoa Art Fair Sculpture Trail

Featuring a lineup of 9 extraordinary artists pushing the boundaries of three-dimensional work on display throughout Viaduct Harbour from 16th April - 14th May

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16.4.2025

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As a proud Major Partner of the Aotearoa Art Fair, Viaduct Harbour presents the Aotearoa Art Fair Sculpture Trail from 16th April - 14th May. This unique exhibition features a lineup of nine extraordinary artists, each pushing the boundaries of three-dimensional art with works displayed throughout Viaduct Harbour. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience art in a whole new dimension.

This free, self-guided trail is open to all ages. Plan your visit, explore the route, and download the trail map here.

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Lisa Reihana’s acclaimed Te Wheke-a-Muturangi sculpture make its Tāmaki Makaurau debut

Viaduct Harbour presents Lisa Reihana’s celebrated sculpture Te Wheke-a-Muturangi in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland’s waters for the first time. A renowned multi-disciplinary artist, Reihana’s work, featured at the Venice Biennale and exhibited globally, leads the Sculpture Trail with storytelling rooted in Māori cosmology. This is presented by Viaduct Harbour Holdings Ltd, with support from Auckland Council via the city centre targeted rate, and Gallery Sally Dan-Cuthbert. Commissioned for the Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of Arts, 2022.

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Showcasing leading New Zealand sculptors

The Sculpture Trail features work from leading artists including David McCracken, Anton Forde, Gregor Kregar, Oliver Stretton-Pow and Ben Pearce. With the support of Perpetual Guardian Sculpture on the Gulf, work by Lonnie Hutchinson, Seung Yul Oh and a new work by Tongan artist Sēmesi Fetokai Potauaine showcases the strength and diversity of contemporary practice in Aotearoa.

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Find out more about the Sculpture Trail, artists and artworks here.

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