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Marla Beissel / September 25, 2026

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Art in the Park returns to Eden Park with 140+ artists and a stadium-scale immersive artwork

New Zealand’s best art is coming to its most iconic venue, with Art in the Park returning to Eden Park from 12–15 November 2026.

For four unforgettable days, more than 140 artists from across Aotearoa will come together to showcase and sell more than 3,000 original works spanning painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, mixed media and limited-edition prints.

Whether you’re searching for your next piece, buying art for the first time or simply looking for an inspiring day out, Art in the Park offers an entirely different way to experience New Zealand art.

Experience art differently

Art in the Park is artist-led, giving visitors the opportunity to meet the people behind the work, hear their stories and purchase original pieces directly from some of Aotearoa’s most exciting creative voices.

Set against the backdrop of Eden Park, visitors can wander the pitch-side Summerset Sculpture Walk and experience the stadium transformed through art.

This year’s line-up includes celebrated New Zealand artists Jimmy James Kouratoras, Dita Angeles, Milarky and Levi Hawken, alongside established names including Christian Nicholson, Tim Christie and FLOX, and exciting emerging talents such as Logan Bow, Zoey Singh and Kayla Bacon.

Beyond the main exhibition, visitors can discover rising stars in the MAS Emerging Artists’ Gallery, enjoy artist and specialist talks, and explore their own creativity through interactive experiences in the Creative Corner.

Step inside Jesse Woolston’s immersive artwork

Internationally acclaimed Kiwi artist Jesse Woolston will present The Infinite Constant Front, his first major presentation in New Zealand since moving abroad and working internationally for over a decade.

The monumental installation will transform Eden Park into an artwork for the first time in the stadium’s more than 125-year history. Operating at the scale of the stadium itself, the work brings together visual art, music and architecture as part of a broader celebration of Aotearoa’s artistic identity.

Inspired by the landscapes, oceans, weather and natural systems of New Zealand, The Infinite Constant Front explores standing waves, storm dynamics, waterfalls and atmospheric forces through hand-crafted computational simulations and physical materials.

The installation invites visitors to step beyond the exhibition and into an artwork built at the scale of Eden Park.

Entry to The Infinite Constant Front is included with every Art in the Park ticket.

Art In The Park

Choose your Art in the Park experience

Opening Night from $75

Be among the first to explore the show and purchase artwork while meeting the artists and enjoying canapés and a glass of champagne on arrival. A limited number of Premium Opening Night tickets are also available. 

Summerset Seniors Morning for $10

A dedicated Friday morning session for visitors aged 65 and over.

General Admission from $15

Choose from Before 12, After 12 or Twilight entry, depending on the day you visit.

Anytime Ticket for $45

Enjoy the flexibility to arrive at any time and re-enter the show throughout the weekend.

Children aged 14 and under can attend General Admission sessions free with a paying adult, but will still require a ticket.

Additional service and payment processing fees apply.

Presented by MAS, Art in the Park is where art, culture and community come together, only at Eden Park.

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