GALLERY DEVELOPMENT

Aucklanders and visitors can now experience New Zealand's largest art collection in a world-class public art gallery.

Latest media: Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki has scooped another prestigious award, bringing its outstanding award total to 17 since the newly developed building opened on 3 September 2011. Read full media release.

See footage from the Gallery's opening day on our YouTube channel.

Gallery Development

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If you have any questions about the Gallery Development check out our frequently asked questions (FAQs) to see if the answer is there. Otherwise please contact us.

  • Background

    The Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki is New Zealand's oldest established and largest public art gallery. Opening in February 1888, the gallery has increasingly become a focal point of Auckland's rich and diverse cultural fabric, and now lies at the heart of the New Zealand art experience for both the local community and visitors alike.

  • Take a Tour

    Click on the media tab to take an animated tour of the new building and see timelapse footage of the development.

    You can see more videos from the Gallery on our YouTube channel.

  • Architects

    A trans-Tasman partnership was appointed to design the remodelled gallery.

  • Design Plans

    Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki is set to join the ranks of major art museums on the world stage with its plan for a multi-million dollar restoration and expansion.

  • East Gallery

    Architectural Considerations

    The purpose of the Auckland Art Gallery development, as put forward in the project brief, is to create a vibrant new focal point within the cultural precinct of the city that integrates the gallery, park and street and effortlessly connects art with people, offering a diversity of visual art, leisure and learning experiences.

  • Project Team

    A huge amount of people were involved in the Gallery Development. This page lists just some of them.

  • Timeline

    The Gallery opened on 3 September 2011 - take a look back and see how far we have come.

  • Fundraising

    Find out about how the funds for the Gallery's Development were raised.

  • Honour Board List

    Honour Board List

    The Gallery is particularly grateful for the support of the following individuals and groups:

  • FAQs

    Frequently asked questions (FAQs) will be generated in response to your feedback.