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12122020 PHOTO: ROSA WOODS/STUFF A two-storey immersive installation by Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota has opened at Te Papa.
The new year has begun and there are loads of things to do in the capital this week, regardless of the weather.
Exhibitions
Te Papa, until April 18 Create! Look! Explore! Celebrate summer at Te Papa with a dynamic festival of events, activities, exhibitions, and fun. Get up close with art, the world’s first Māori VR film, objects from the TVNZ 1 series National Treasures, clay makers, Māori and Pasifika art, skate culture, a garden in the sky, and more.