'Who can think, what can think' is an exhibition that challenges definitions of ‘intelligence’ in relation to human and non-human cognition by embracing understandings of biodiversity and neurodiversity.
This exhibition groups a range of artworks that help to address the troubling history of categorising intelligence and to question how these issues influence us today.
When: Exhibition runs from 18 February to 7 May
- Audio described tour - 10.30am, Saturday 11 March
- New Zealand Sign Language exhibition tour - 10.30am, Saturday 1 April
Where: 13 Reeves Road, Pakuranga, Auckland
There are a number of accessibility resources available at the gallery including:
- Audio descriptions
- Braille
- Communication badges
- Dyslexia friendly format
- Ear defenders
- Easy Read
- Gallery map
- Large print
- NZSL interpretation
- Reading aids
- Screen reader friendly text
For more information see the Te Tuhi website.
