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Pātaka Kōrero/Fale o Tala wins design and architecture award

3 June 2025

Graduate Will Chomchoei wins Australasian design and architecture award, announced at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne on 28 May.
Graduate is finalist for project honouring Sāmoan culture

11 April 2025

University of Auckland graduate Lalitpat Chomchoei has been selected as a finalist for a major Australasian design and architecture award.
University people recognised in New Year Honours 2025

31 December 2024

Dr Makarena Dudley and Dr Rachel Simon-Kumar have been made Members of the New Zealand Order of Merit among other University people in the 2025 New Year Honours.
Toi Te Mana: A 12-year journey of friendship, art and legacy

2 December 2024

Deidre Brown and Ngarino Elllis have brought to life a monumental project that not only reflects their deep commitment to Māori art, but a friendship spanning almost 30 years.
My Space: Professor Anthony Hōete

2 December 2024

As part of our regular My Space series, exploring some of the University's unique spaces, we visit the office of the School of Architecture and Planning's Professor Anthony Hōete.
Exhibition highlights pioneering Māori modernism creatives

2 December 2024

A reading room and exhibition area has opened in the University Library. Its first exhibition highlights pioneering creatives who helped revolutionise Māori modernism.
Award-winning artwork captures the ephemeral beauty of ceramics

29 November 2024

Winner of this year’s Portage Ceramic Award, Elam alumnus Wendelien Bakker used her work to explore ideas of impermanence and transformation.
University’s B201 scores major win at architecture awards

22 November 2024

B201’s architectural brilliance has been recognised at the 2024 New Zealand Architecture Awards, alongside a project by Professor Anthony Hōete.
Royal Society supports future research leaders

15 November 2024

University of Auckland researchers recognised as future leaders with a total of $6.56m in Royal Society fellowships.
From the collection: a certain fluidity

12 November 2024

University of Auckland art collection advisor Madeleine Gifford takes a closer look at works by watercolourist Gabrielle Hope.
Landmark book chronicles the rich history of Māori art

12 November 2024

Over 12 years in the making, new book Toi Te Mana: An Indigenous History of Māori Art explores the vibrant legacy of toi Māori.
Fresh ideas for Auckland's CBD

8 November 2024

Retail downturn, restaurant closures, construction disruption – negativity dominates recent news about Auckland’s city centre. Anthony Doesburg asks University of Auckland experts and alumni: what can be done to address the downbeat vibe?

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