National exhibitions
(Both group and solo)
2022
Wahine Activist Artists "The Art of Protest" Northart Gallery, Northcote, Auckland NZ
2021
“Te Ara I Whiti” Light Sculptural installation Tairāwhiti Arts Festival Gisborne
“Matariki” Waiheke Community Art Gallery” Waiheke Island Auckland
"Ruanuku" - Whitireia Exhibition Honouring Sir Derek Lardelli Whāngara Gisborne, NZ
"Toihoukura" - Past and Present Students Gisborne NZ
"Toi Tū, Toi Ora" - Auckland City Gallery NZ
"Tuakana Teina" - Tairāwhiti Museum Gisborne NZ
2020
"Kahukura" - An installation By Tāwera Tahuri. In partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy of Indigenous Studies. Tairāwhiti Museum Gisborne NZ
2019
"Te Ātinga" - Māori Market 2019 Wharewaka Wellington NZ
"He Tirohanga ki Tai - Dismantling the Doctrine of Discovery". Tairāwhiti Museum Gisborne NZ
"Pouwhare" - A Pillar of Strength. Tairāwhiti Museum Gisborne NZ
2017
"Water Is Life" Tairāwhiti Museum Gisborne NZ
"Te Tokoiwa O Matariki" Matariki Exhibition Kura Gallery Wellington NZ
Matariki Exhibition Waiheke Island Auckland NZ
"Te Ātinga" Māori Market Wellington NZ
"Te Kooti" Tūpara Gallery Gisborne NZ
"Te Ātinga" The Cloud World Masters Games Auckland NZ
2016
"Kuia" Te Whare Umu Gallery Gisborne NZ
Waituhi Collective "Ko Wai Au", Tūpara Gallery Gisborne NZ Tāwera Tahuri "Hīkoi ", Jeff Wilson Gallery Whāngarei
2015
Waitangi Day Exhibition "He Kitenga" Souter Gallery Nelson NZ
2014
Kōkiri Pūtahi International Gathering Kaikohe NZ
Kōhine - A collaborative exhibition By Tāwera Tahuri & Charlotte Graham. Allpress Gallery Auckland.
Māori Market Wellington NZ
2010
Kauae Māori Women Artists Collective - Nathan Homestead Gallery,Manurewa, Auckland.
Kauae Māori Women Artists Collective - Tairāwhiti Museum, Gisborne.
National Exhibitions
2009
Purapura Whetu 09 - Māia Gallery, Toihoukura, Gisborne.
2008
Bloodlines Exhibition - Academy of fine Arts, Wellington.
Purapura Whetu - Māia Gallery, Toihoukura, Gisborne.
Raumati - Toihoukura Exhibition, Tairāwhiti Museum, Gisborne.
E Whitu - MMVA Thesis Exhibition, Tairāwhiti Museum, Gisborne.
2007
Toihoukura - Māori Market. Wellington.
Puanga - Pātaka Gallery, Porirua.
2006
Massey University Te Pūtahi-a-toi, Post Grad Exhibition.
Palmerston North Exhibition Centre.
Artists Anonymous - Waiohiki, Napier.
2004
Kōiri - (Curator and Artist) Te Aute College 150 Yrs Exhibition, Hastings.
Te Mata - Te Mata Festival. International Gathering, Toimairangi Hastings.
2003
Matariki Exhibition - Hastings.
2002
Hīkoi - Toimairangi Gallery, Hastings.
Hīkoi - Taiwhenua, Hastings.
2001
Toihoukura Graduates - Te Kotuku/Māia Gallery.
Mākaurangi – Waikato Museum, Hamilton.
2000
Te Rā 'fest' - International Gathering. Māia Art Gallery, Toihoukura Gisborne.
1999
Tāwera & Henare Tahuri - Ūkaipo Gallery - Gisborne.
1998
Kōiri - Māia Art Gallery, Toihoukura, Gisborne.
Porourangi - Māia Art Gallery, Toihoukura, Gisborne.
1996
Patua - International Festival of the Arts, Wellington.
Toihoukura – Palmerston North Exhibition Centre.
1995
Toihoukura - Ngā Tukemata Gallery, Hastings.
Kōrero - Dowse Art Gallery, Wellington.
1994
International Festival of the Arts - Wellington.
Sir Apirana Ngata Celebrations - University of Canterbury, Christchurch.
International Exhibitions
(Both group and solo)
2019
He Tirohanga Ki Tai: Views from the Pacific Shoreline. Ora Gallery. NYC USA
2017
The Tears of Duk'wibahl Indigenous Artists Exhibition, Evergreen State College Gallery Olympia WA USA
"Protest & Prayer" Gorman Gallery Los Angeles USA
2016
Tāwera Tahuri "Hīkoi Haere ", Ora Gallery New York City USA
2015
Art Integration Lucca, Tuscany Italy
2012
Art Integration Montecatini, Tuscany Italy
2009
Florence Biennale. Fortezza da Basso, Florence. Italy
2004
Toimairangi Stoner Gallery Whale Rider Exhibition - NZ High Commission Building Exhibition, Kuala Lumpur.
Toimairangi Singapore Science Centre Exhibition Coincided with Lord of the Rings Exhibition, Singapore.
1997
Toi Māori European Workshop Tour - Hot Bath Gallery, Bath Bath International Festival of the Arts, New Zealand House, London, England.
Edinburgh Arts Centre - Scotland,