Turumeke Harrington

Turumeke Harrington is recognised for creating engaging sculptural installations that speak to the artist’s own whakapapa, personal relationships, cultural anxieties, and everyday musings. Harrington has a sympathetic approach to colour...

FELLED presents a selection of mahi from Turumeke Harrington ((Ngāi Tahu, Rangitāne) that emerged out of, and in the process of developing, her installation SWAMPED, currently displayed in Wellington City...

Throughout history many visual artists have turned to the botanical world for inspiration. While the outcome of these flowery meditations may result in the depiction of a seemingly innocuous bunch...

The act of capturing the human form is at once intimate and elusive. The specific contours of a face, the familiar outline of shoulders, the nape of a neck, the...

It’s been a busy year for Turumeke Harrington. The young artist is rapidly becoming a creative force and a distinct voice in contemporary art in Aotearoa. For most, just looking...

Featuring stockroom work from Star Gossage, Laura Williams, John Walsh, Gavin Chai, Toss Woollaston, Derek Cowie, Ngataiharuru Taepa, Vita Cochran, Hiria Anderson, Finn Ferrier, Lisa Reihana, Heather Straka, Paul...

The Aotearoa Art Fair 2022 is now open! Visit us at stand B9 to view works from artists Reuben Paterson (b. 1973 Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, Ngati Rangitihi, Ngāi Tūhoe,...

Light, paint, and water coalesce in Turumeke Harrington’s solo exhibition (Tīkaro) Slowly Dawning. Harrington presents a suite of jelly-coloured light works featuring cut-out motifs of tuna (eel), hare, tī kōuka...

Hand-Held features three sculptors whose practices variously intersect and diverge to create dynamic works built upon sincere considerations of materiality and balance. Turumeke Harrington moves between objects, furniture, and installation....