Current InstallationsNgā Puninga Toi o te Wā

Vailahi Vailahi’s work Drone footage of Nanumea and Funafuti (2025) maps parts of Tuvalu under threat from rising seas.

Masons Screen is a public screen for video art in Wellington's CBD. CIRCUIT curates the screen in collaboration with the Wellington City Council.

Antonia van Sitter's new work Mānawatia te Whenua, Mānawatia te Tangata (2024) is CIRCUIT’S fifth annual Matariki commission for Masons Screen

A selection of works by CIRCUIT artists will screen on the Auckland Live Digital Stage, Aotea Square, as part of Auckland Council's Matariki celebrations.

Wild Wild Life is a collection of seven new artist videos installed at a series of site-specific locations across the inner city of Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, designed to be walked in one day. Featuring works by Tia Barrett, Leala Faleseuga, Gavin Hipkins, Jae Hoon Lee, Obadiah Russon, Layne Waerea, and Gabriel White.

Hiona Henare's work THEY AIN'T WOKE YET (2023) is CIRCUIT’S fourth annual Matariki commission for Masons Screen

“Manu—the fantastic plastic Māori-wearing a designer Matariki frock, shares her pearls of fashion wisdom with the people of Pōneke”.

Natasha Matila-Smith, Kauri Wharewera, Rangituhia Hollis, and Layne Waerea show works on the Kahungungu marae.

Nine videos originally programmed on Masons Screen 2016-22, addressing e-bikes, Matariki, reclaimed histories and more.

Kauri Wharewera's work Te kahui o Matariki is the second annual Matariki commission for Masons Screen.

CIRCUIT and the Wellington City Council present Kōhatu Tipua, a new work by Tanya Te Miringa Te Rorarangi Ruka.