Over the summer, thousands have been flocking to the Auckland Botanic Gardens in south Tamaki Makaurau for Sculpture in the Gardens. Back after a 3-year hiatus, the exhibtion showcases 15 artworks from artists across the motu and features steel and glass work, soaring sculptures and sound and light works. The bienniel exhibition started in 2007 - and now attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each time. Co-curator Dr Linda Tyler has been involved since 2015 and spoke to Culture 101 about choosing the sculptures and creating the experience. The free exhibition is on until 2 March.
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