Threads of Time: Travel, Trade & Textiles is an exquisite exhibition showcasing European art from the 15th to the 18th centuries. Attendants can anticipate a diverse range of art exhibitions focused on textured fabric materials, promising unexpected visual treats hidden beneath layers of pigment and varnish.

Ready for a deep dive into the eerie realm of the 'gothic' at the Gothic Returns: Fuseli to Fomison event? With the display of intensely dark visuals, indulge in an unforgettable spectral journey through different eras that highlight the genre's enduring magnetism with vague unease.

The Ng Pakiaka: Like the Roots of a Tree event facilitates self-expression through the medium of eco-art, encouraging attendees to draw inspiration from the natural environment. The event provides a family-friendly atmosphere and actively promotes engagement, emphasizing on the importance and pride in earth guardianship.

The Robertson Gift: Paths through Modernity is a distinguished event paying tribute to a noteworthy assortment of art pieces from late New York philanthropists, Julian and Josie Robertson. It offers attendees an exploratory trip through modernity, delving into the varied and intricate histories encapsulated within such vital artworks.

Taimoana | Coastlines offers an exploration of Aotearoa New Zealand's place within the broader Pacific Region, Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa, through artistic endeavors. Emerging from a metaphorical shoreline, the event presents various interpretations of the country's contributions to art, featuring selections from the esteemed Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tmaki collection.

This event vividly displays Te ao Maori's ancestral significance through various artistic mediums thus providing a rare glimpse into the essential cultural values of mana, tapu, and mauri. Attendees can also comprehend the interplay between modern portraiture methods such as painting and photography with traditional Maori platforms like whakairo, elucidating unison between ages.

Experience a significant piece of history following the return of Te R, a treasure with substantial cultural value. This event signifies the item's first reappearance in Aotearoa after over two centuries, an exceptional occasion for deeply understanding and internalizing New Zealand's rich past.

Explore the vibrant creativity at the Aotearoa Art Fair in Auckland, an event showcasing an impressive array of contemporary art from New Zealand and beyond. Visitors can immerse themselves in diverse works presented by leading galleries, discovering pieces that span painting, sculpture, photography, and more. This dynamic fair offers not only a feast for the eyes but also a chance to engage with artists and fellow art lovers in an inspiring celebration of creativity.

New Model Army is a rock band from West Yorkshire, England. New Model Army was co-founded in 1980 by the lead singer, main composer and guitarist Justin Sullivan. Their albums such as impurity, The Love of Hopeless Causes and From Here have charted in the Top 30 in both the UK and Germany.

Adam Kay is a comedian and writer from England who used to be a doctor. Along with writing for TV shows like Mitchell and Webb, Crims and Mrs. Brown's Boys, he has also authored the #1 bestselling book named This is Going to Hurt.

George Lawrence Thorogood, born February 24, 1950, is a Wilmington, Delaware-based musician, vocalist, and songwriter. With singles like, "Bad to the Bone" and "I Drink Alone," his "high-energy boogie-blues" sound became a mainstay of 1980s rock radio. He's also credited with popularizing older American classics like, "Move It On Over."

Alison Moyet is a British singer-songwriter best known for her deep, soulful voice and contributions to 80s synth-pop. Rising to fame as the lead singer of Yazoo, she later built a successful solo career with hits like All Cried Out and Love Resurrection. With her powerful vocals and emotional depth, she remains a beloved figure in the music industry.