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Learning

Sculpture on the Gulf's Learning Programme offers a range of accessible, interactive, and stimulating resources to engage families, schools, and communities — encouraging visitors, particularly children and young people, to explore the conceptual, creative, and aesthetic dimensions of sculpture within an iconic Waiheke setting.

By encouraging young visitors to think like artists, the programme aims to expand their understanding of contemporary Aotearoa New Zealand sculpture and the dynamic environment in which it sits.

Details for 2027 are coming soon.

If you'd like to be kept informed about the Learning Programme for Sculpture on the Gulf 2027, please get in touch at info@waihekeartgallery.org.nz.

Round and Round sculpture by Leon van den Eijkel, set above the Hauraki Gulf on the Matiatia Headland walkway.