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Projects

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Community Christmas Trees

Alongside the Tauranga City Council, The Incubator is bringing together our local community to participate and celebrate creativity whilst showcasing their organisations/community groups. 

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Merging artists exchange

Pablo Riaz, a resident artist originally from Bolivia, wanted to set up a mentorship programme for rangatahi to give them the opportunity to be guided through their artistic journey.

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The Secret Keeper

An exhibition of sculpted works and photographic images that details the story of Catherine Daniels’ childhood trauma and abuse that she kept secret for years. 

**Trigger Warning/ Content Warning** Confronting artwork and sculptures.

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Tauranga Fringe 2022

A one-day spectacular, full of strange creativity, alternative art practices, the bizarre, the beautiful, the disruptive, the extreme, the provocative, and above all stimulating sensationalism.

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Matariki 

​The Incubator Creative Hub & our team at Okorore Ngā Toi Māori are committed to bringing a diverse array of Toi Māori Arts events to the Tauranga Moana Community. 

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This is Us – He Waka Eke Noa

Tauranga is a city made up of a diverse cultural communities. To celebrate and recognise these communities Rotary Sunrise, in collaboration with The Incubator, created ‘This is Us – he waka eke noa’  using art as a universal language that can help bring people together. 'This is Us - he waka eke noa' was launched in June 2020, during Matariki. 

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Mānawatia Takatāpui/Defending Plurality : Cross Together

A collaborative street painting by Paul Darragh and Shannon Novak. Placed in a prominent position in front of The Incubator Creative Hub’s main gallery, the work boldly asserts the vibrancy of the LGBTQI+ community within the Historical Village.

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Grim Tales

13 Survivors of domestic violence, 13 local Artists, and 13 Writers each formed a trio to create folk-lore style illustrated experiences.

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The stories are gritty, powerful, and real.

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ILLUMINARTI 2020

The Illuminarti project infiltrated the Village to ‘Illuminate’ spaces on a day where a cabal of artists and audience became one. 

An antithesis to the mind-numbing negative conspiracy theories, politics, and mass hysteria.

 

Because, in the seemingly dark times, we need illumination through the arts!

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Hillier Centre Revitalisation

We were commissioned by the Hillier Centre, a non-profitable organisation/community centre in Arataki, to engage a series of local artists to create bright vibrant works that would grace the tired and worn out corridors and foyer of this well utalised old building.

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Tauranga Sexual Health Clinic Art Bomb.

We used art as a language to break down barriers about the stigma of sexual health issues. Taking a sterile and hospital-like space, we used graffiti and street art styled murals to communicate important, emotional, and sexual health messages through interactive and informative art installation.

A FEW OF THE MURALS WE'VE BEEN A PART OF

Do you have a project you would like to discuss with our team?

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