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Opening Event: Slow Burn at Te Papa
Openings
3 March 2026
We visit
Slow Burn: Women and Photography
with photographer Andy Snaps.
The exhibition opened 27 February and boasts over 150 works by 50 artists.
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Artist Sage Rossie-Tong at the
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Current
publisher and artist Luke Willis Thompson at the
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Artist Kate van der Drift and Sanderson gallerist Lydia Cowpertwait at the
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Artist Ann Shelton at the
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Te Papa CEO Courtney Johnson at the
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Ruth Watson’s work at the
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Te Papa Curator Mātauranga Māori Isaac Te Awa and artist Cora-Allen at the
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Artist Abhi Chinniah at the
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Artist Niborom Young at the
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Curator Lissa Mitchell at the
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Artist Becki Moss at the
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Artist Sage Rossie-Tong at the
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
Musician Michaela Tempers at the
Slow Burn
exhibition opening
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