Sunday Screenings: Breaking the Mould and Kunst

Sunday Screenings: Breaking the Mould and Kunst

Location

108 Willow Street, Tauranga, New Zealand

Price FREE

Duration 2 hours

Join us in the Venetta Miles Vault for the continuous loop screening of two short documentaries, Breaking the Mould (2024) and Kunst (2024) — both approximately 15 minutes — created and produced by Daughter Productions' Phillida Perry. 

Screenings will take place on the first Sunday of each month from Jul–Oct, 1–3pm. You're welcome to drop in at anytime, with no booking or registration required: 

  • Sunday 5 July 2026, 1–3pm
  • Sunday 2 August 2026, 1–3pm
  • Sunday 6 September 2026, 1–3pm
  • Sunday 4 October 2026, 1–3pm

Breaking the Mould
A visceral glimpse into the life and work of acclaimed New Zealand sculptor Jaime Jenkins, Breaking the Mould, focuses on how Jenkin's unconventional upbringing combines with the elements to inform her ceramic explorations. 

Currently on view in the Long Gallery, Jaime Jenkins' Almost Touching is the artist’s first solo public gallery exhibition. Presented for the first time in her hometown of Tauranga Moana, the exhibition brings together recent and new works that explore the organic, intricate, and architectural forms of the natural environment.

Almost Touching has been developed in partnership with The Dowse Art Museum. Curated by Karl Chitham (Ngāpuhi), it will  show at the Dowse in 2027.

Kunst
Producer and film-maker, Phillida Perry, follows an all-women kiwi art-buying group operating under the moniker The Kunst Collective find their thirteen-year bonds under threat when they bring their collection to auction.

In conversation with the exhibition Private View — a collaboration with Toi Tauranga Art Gallery and Kathrine McDonald Design in The Pitau Gallery — the film and exhibition opens the door into the world of art collectors and significant works across Aotearoa. Hung in clusters above dining tables and placed at the heart of living rooms, these artworks carry the stories of their makers and their collectors.