Tūhono is an immersive exhibition that uses creative technology, like virtual reality (VR) and projection mapping, to bring Māori myths to life. The project aims to connect rangatahi (youth) with their cultural heritage through interactive storytelling.

The physical exhibition is held at different locations depending on the city.

Auckland: Spark Arena
Wellington: TSB Arena
Christchurch: Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre
Online: The online exhibition is accessible from any location, provided you have a device with internet connectivity.

Yes! We’ve created a digital platform with 360-degree interactive videos, allowing anyone, including the global Māori diaspora, to explore the exhibition and its stories online.

Tūhono utilizes cutting-edge technology such as virtual reality (VR), projection mapping, and other creative tech tools to deliver an immersive storytelling experience.

Tūhono is open to everyone, with a special focus on engaging rangatahi (youth) and the wider Māori community. The exhibition is designed to be accessible and educational for visitors of all ages.

Yes, the exhibition includes informational booths that provide insights into the creative tech industry. Our digital platform also offers educational resources for those interested in learning more about Māori culture and creative technologies.

Tickets can be booked through our website. We offer standard admission, as well as group reservations for larger parties.

Absolutely! Our online platform allows you to explore the exhibition and its stories from anywhere in the world.