The exhibition has been shown all over the world and the show will open for the public later this week at WHIRINAKI WHARE TAONGA located on the North Island, next the locally produced exhibition is set to sail from the North Island in New Zealand (Te Ika-a-Māu) to the South Island (Te Waipounamu).

After the show closes on 8th of May, a boat will take the entire exhibition on its journey from the first New Zealand Museum to the second in the South Island.

MELTDOWN is a sustainably produced and distributed exhibition tour. We have calculated all traveling, the material used in the exhibition – including the wooden frames, and carbon offset it all. MELTDOWN is also on show at this moment in Ljubljana.

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What? MELTDOWN: Visualising Climate Change’ is a narrative on the importance of the world’s glaciers, and the impact climate change has on them, through the prism of art, photography, and film. Featuring work from every relevant continent on the planet, from over 10 international artists, the exhibition leads the viewer on a scientific, illustrative, and poetic journey of climate change and its devastating consequences.

Where? WHIRINAKI WHARE TAONGA. 836 FERGUSSON DRIVE, UPPER HUTT

When? From 26 Feb until May 8 2022

Free entry, no booking required