Hundertwasser Art Centre

Whangārei, Northland

Celebrating painter, architect, ecologist and visionary Friedensreich Hundertwasser and contemporary Māori artists. Experience architecture in harmony with nature and individual creativity.

Upcoming Events


Sat 19 Sept

10:00 am
Death Café Whangārei

Death Cafés are part of a global movement where people, often strangers, gather to discuss death. They started in cafes to bring the conversation into the light and out of the world of taboo topics. A comfortable, relaxed environment where ideas, thoughts, feelings can be shared. Join us for an open, informative, often light-hearted, lively, and wide-ranging discussion about our relationship to, and understanding of death in our livesand community. No agenda other than the questions we bring and the information we share about something that touches us all.Our Death Cafés are always offered on a not-for-profit basis, in a friendly, respectful and confidential space, with no intention of leading people to any conclusion, product or course of action. It is not a grief support or counselling session.Our objective is ‘to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite ) lives’. Tea and coffee provided, koha would be appreciated.Death Café Whangārei - Hundertwasser Art Centre

Whangārei, Northland

Mon 28 Sept

10:00 am
Found Timber Sculpture Workshop

 Ages 8–15 | limited to 18 participants Come and join us for a fun experimental workshop in which you make your own art with recycled timber offcuts. Use your conceptual thinking and woodworking skills at the same time!Hundertwasser believed that objects beyond their lifespan that had served their purpose and had been thrown away could be given a new identity and new value. Have a closer look at an age-old natural Material, timber, and find that every scar and texture tells a story. Explore 3-dimensional composition, selective use of colour, construction, joinery and finishing - and leave with your own unique sculpture.

Whangārei, Northland

Wed 30 Sept

10:00 am
Statement Hat Making Workshop

Ages 5–12 | Limited to 18 participants Join us for a colourful hat making workshop packed with multimedia, construction, collage, creativity and fun.You will design and build your own one-of-a-kind hat using a treasure trove of materials. This workshop blends playful creative expression with political or social advocacy. Loud hats making loud statements about something that you find important. Whether you want to celebrate something you love, share an idea, support a cause, your hat can tell your story. Experiment with a wide range of different materials and create to your heart’s content. Discover your own unique and expressive side and let your individuality shine through in your joyful hat creation.

Whangārei, Northland

Mon 05 Oct

10:00 am
Statement Hat Making Workshop

Ages 5–12 | Limited to 18 participants Join us for a colourful hat making workshop packed with multimedia, construction, collage, creativity and fun.You will design and build your own one-of-a-kind hat using a treasure trove of materials. This workshop blends playful creative expression with political or social advocacy. Loud hats making loud statements about something that you find important. Whether you want to celebrate something you love, share an idea, support a cause, your hat can tell your story. Experiment with a wide range of different materials and create to your heart’s content. Discover your own unique and expressive side and let your individuality shine through in your joyful hat creation.

Whangārei, Northland

Wed 07 Oct

10:00 am
Found Timber Sculpture Workshop

Ages 8–15 | Limited to 18 participants Come and join us for a fun experimental workshop in which you make your own art with recycled timber offcuts. Use your conceptual thinking and woodworking skills at the same time! Hundertwasser believed that objects beyond their lifespan that had served their purpose and had been thrown away could be given a new identity and new value. Have a closer look at an age-old natural material, timber, and find that every scar and texture tells a story. Explore 3-dimensional composition, selective use of colour, construction, joinery and finishing - and leave with your own unique sculpture. Be curious and above all, have fun!

Whangārei, Northland

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