Previous | Things Have a Long Way to Go—Contemporary Female Artists Respond to Kate Coolahan

Written By Lizzie Snow

16.09.25 — 04.10.25

 
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Kate Coolahan Manukau Nikau

About the Exhibition

Celebrate the enduring legacy of pioneering artist Kate Coolahan (1929–2025) in Things That Have A Long Way To Go—a powerful group exhibition honouring her influence on contemporary art. Featuring works by Zara Dolan, Marci Tackett, Kelly McDonald, Angeline Harrington, Christine Massey, Georgie Johnson, and Victoria McIntosh, the show explores identity, feminist critique, and material experimentation. Each artist responds to Coolahan’s fearless, socially engaged practice, creating a vibrant dialogue across generations. This exhibition is a tribute to Coolahan’s vision and the women artists she continues to inspire.

On View: 16 September—4 October
Location: Webb’s Wellington Gallery | 23 Marion Street, Te Aro, Wellington, 6011

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