FAQs

This exhibition ran from Saturday 10 November 2012 - Sunday 3 March 2013 and is now closed.

This exhibition was located on level 1 of the Gallery. You can view and download a map of the Gallery here.

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Online sales

Auckland Art Gallery is partnering with Eventfinda to offer online ticket sales for Who Shot Rock & Roll. Tickets go on sale at midnight on Thursday 27 September. Online ticket holders will receive priority entry on the day of their visit.

If you have booked a concession ticket or a family pass, please remember to bring the required ID with you on the day of your visit.

On the day

You can buy a ticket on the day of your visit at the Gallery's front desk.

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Ticket prices for Who Shot Rock & Roll are as follows:

DAILY ADMISSION

ADMISSION TYPE	TICKET PRICE
Adult	$15
Friends of the Gallery (Friends membership card required)	$9
Senior citizens (ID required)	$10
Community Service Card holders (card required)	$10
Students (ID required)	$10
Children (aged 13-18)	$10
Children (aged 0 - 12)	FREE
Family pass	$30
Season pass	$35

 

OPEN LATES

ADMISSION TYPE	TICKET PRICE
Adult	$15
Friends of the Gallery (Friends membership card required)	$9
Senior citizens (ID required)	$10
Community Service Card holders (card required)	$10
Students (ID required)	$10
Children (aged 13-18)	$10
Children (aged 0 - 12)	FREE
Family pass	$30

Separate charges may apply for education groups - please see below.

Booking and delivery fees, where charged, are additional to the admission price.

GST included.

If you book a concession ticket or a family pass, please remember to bring the required ID with you on the day of your visit.

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There is no entry charge for children under the age of 12. Student tickets are available to full-time students aged 13 or over on presentation of a valid student ID.

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A family pass provides entry to either two adults and one concession-rate ticket (senior, Community Services Card holder, student or child 13-18), or one adult and two concession-rate tickets.

Additional tickets may be purchased in combination with a family pass to suit your group size.

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A season pass offers an individual unlimited entry to the exhibition during its season. Season passes are non-transferable and not eligible for further discount. To receive your season pass, please present your ticket and photo ID (for example, your drivers' licence) at the Gallery's front desk. Your ticket will be redeemed for a season pass, which must be presented along with your corresponding photo ID on all subsequent visits.

If you've visited Who Shot Rock & Roll using a single admission ticket and decide you would like to come back for further visits, you can upgrade to a season pass. Simply present proof of your original ticket purchase at the Gallery's front desk and the cost of your single admission ticket will be deducted from the season pass price.

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Yes. Friends of the Gallery can buy tickets at the discounted rate of $9. A Friends membership card must be presented when entering the exhibition. To find out how to become a Friend of the Gallery click here.

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Yes. Bookings for school groups or for 10 or more people should be made direct with Christine Wildman on 09 307 7728 or at christine.wildman@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz. Groups who arrive without a prior booking may be turned away from the exhibition.

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For online tickets, Eventfinda's standard terms and conditions apply.

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With the exception of the season pass, tickets are for admission on a single day only. If you'd like to see Who Shot Rock & Roll more than once, please purchase a season pass which offers unlimited entry to the exhibition during the period 10 November 2012 - 3 March 2013.

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Your ticket price contributes to the costs involved in bringing an international exhibition of this calibre to New Zealand. Entry to the Gallery's permanent collections remains free of charge.

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No. Entry to Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki is free. All other exhibitions, the Learning Centre and the E H McCormick Research Library remain free of charge.

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We estimate you'll need to allow 60-90 minutes to view Who Shot Rock & Roll. Last entry will be at 4pm daily.

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Yes. See the events page for details. You can also subscribe to the Gallery's fortnightly enewsletter to receive information on upcoming events.

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Unless you are part of a booked group or visiting with a school, Who Shot Rock & Roll is a self-guided exhibition.

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Yes. Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, 1955 - Present by author and curator Gail Buckland will be available for purchase in the Gallery shop on the ground level and at the pop-up shop outside the exhibition on level 1.

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No. Photography is not permitted in the exhibition due to copyright restrictions so please keep your camera or your smartphone in your pocket. Click here to see the Gallery's full photography policy.

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Families with children of all ages are very welcome, however the exhibition contains some adult themes and parental guidance is advised.

Family passes are available for either two adults and one concession-rate ticket, or one adult and two concessions - you can find out more about them on the Tickets page. Admission is free for children aged 12 and under.

Please note we don't allow any food or drink in the exhibition and ask that you don't touch the artworks.

After viewing Who Shot Rock & Roll, extend your visit with a trip to the Learning Centre or join a family drop-in.

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Who Shot Rock & Roll travels to New Zealand with 173 works from more than 100 photographers and many rare and never-before-exhibited images.

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The Auckland exhibition is the first time Who Shot Rock & Roll will have travelled outside of the United States. No further destinations have been announced at this stage.