The Auckland Art Gallery is the largest art institution in New Zealand. Considered as the “the first permanent Art Gallery in the region”, the Art Gallery in Auckland has garnered an esteemed reputation for its extensive collection of artistic masterpieces. A step into a realm of inspiring art, it is located on the hilltop of Albert Park and hails as Auckland’s principal public art gallery. Its fascinating showcase will enthral visitors as it houses an intriguing combination of paintings, sculptures and print.

Founded in 1888, the Auckland Art Gallery has contributed immensely to educating the local community about their vibrant culture. Adding character to the gallery is the building itself, breathing life into the gallery, and exuding the perfect ambience to inspire and motivate art lovers and budding artists.

A place known for its flourishing creativity, the Auckland art gallery constantly endeavours to uplift the profile of art in New Zealand. Housing an impressive collection of over 14,0000 masterpieces, it features a combination of national and international art, representing the works of notable artists from around the world. Flaunting a flair for exceptionality are the works by contemporary international artists such as Jacques Callot, George Richmond and Giovanni Guercino. Among its national collection are the masterpieces of Thomas Gulliver, John Kinder and Sydney Lough Thompson.

Perhaps its most captivating feature, is the historic collection, housing a rare selection of Māori and Pacific Islands art, originating from the year 1376. Creating the perfect ambience to delve into its rich history, visitors can unmask its ancient tales by glancing through the range of displays.