Artweek Auckland is delighted to announce the appointment of Justin Morgan as the 2013 programme facilitator. Justin will work alongside Artweek Director Deborah White to build an ambitious and exciting 2013 programme. Justin brings twelve years experience of arts and culture events, including time working for the Govett Brewster, NZ Academy of Fine Arts, the Learning Connexion and Satellite Gallery.

To celebrate Art Week 2012, BIG little City has brought three artists on board to add some new colour to the city’s walls.

Waitemata Local Board and Auckland Council's Public Art Team are transforming Aotea Square into a hive of creativity and performance for Living Room 2012.

The Art of Fashion presents a trail of installations showcasing examples New Zealand art married with New Zealand fashion.

CreativeMornings is a free, monthly breakfast lecture series for creative types. Each event is free of charge, and includes a 20 minute talk, plus coffee!

CINEMA POLITICA presents Manufactured Landscapes - A striking documentary on the world and work of renowned artist Edward Burtynsky.

Take a tour through downtown Auckland’s artistic corners and spaces and get to know our city’s art.

Opening night will include a welcome by Ngati Whatua, wine, food and music.

Bring your whole family for a creative session inspired by work in the collection.

Saturday morning: Walk the CBD Art Precinct with TJ McNamara

Lopdell House Gallery and The Trusts Community Foundation are delighted to be taking the show to the city for a week-long celebration of ceramics at The Cloud during Art Week in October.

William McCahon discusses his personal biography as well as his father’s in relation to the 1952 painting On Building Bridges.

Assistant Curator Mathew Norman discusses this dramatic 17th-century painting, including his current research into the unknown artist, whose name may be revealed during this talk.

Go beyond the closed doors of some of the BIG little City’s most recognised companies to explore their extensive private art collections.

Renowned Arts reviewer, T J Macnamara and Award winning journalist, Josie McNaught host a writing session on an exhibition of works by John Hurrrell and Paul Hartigan.

A new take on one of the city’s most established sculpture walks.

Go beyond the closed doors of some of the BIG little City’s most recognised companies to explore their extensive private art collections.

Be part of an exclusive group of Gallery visitors and go behind the scenes into the Gallery's paper conservation studios.

From sculpture to performance to public art, this guided tour showcases the wide range of art in the centre of the city.

Go beyond the closed doors of some of the BIG little City’s most recognised companies to explore their extensive private art collections.

Join us for an evening of creative enrichment in your city arts neighbourhood.

Street Food / High Art - A selection of Auckland's finest street food in Khartoum Place.

The Brass Band, Spoilers of Utopia, perform in front of Gregory Bennett's interactive exhibition 'Crowd Control'.

The NOP orchestra is an inter-arts orchestra using joysticks to perform visual and sound pieces.

Explore the very best of Artweek from the comfort of a bike seat. This is a great way to see as much as possible and have some fun whilst doing.

Go beyond the closed doors of some of the BIG little City’s most recognised companies to explore their extensive private art collections.

Starting with Flox’s birds in the Britomart Car Park, this tour will open your eyes to some of the not so obvious art and murals in the central city’s public spaces.

Follow the path to the central city’s most prestigious fashion houses to see their windows transformed with a curated selection of New Zealand art inspired by the fashion collections in store.

Explore the very best of Artweek from the comfort of a bike seat. This is a great way to see as much as possible and have some fun whilst doing.

Eddie Clemens’ work uses technology and everyday objects to prompt us to reconsider our experience of places and things.

A new take on one of the city’s most established sculpture walks.

CINEMA POLITICA presents The Yes Men Fix the World

Art historian Simona Albanesa offers some fascinating insights into the paintings.

Make your own kinetic wind sculpture by recycling and repurposing materials.

Hear the artists speak about their individual works and take time to explore the museum, heritage buildings and island.

Five chefs collaborate with five artists to create one unforgettable dining experience.

Documentary Edge presents a film on artist Hye Rim Lee and her creation TOKI, a 3D bunny-girl.

From sculpture to performance to public art, this guided tour showcases the wide range of art in the centre of the city.

CINEMA POLITICA presents Culture Jam: Hijacking commercial culture - A fascinating rap on the 20th Century movement called culture jamming.

Sarah Munro’s practice explores relationships between painting, representation and technology.