Overview
The college fosters research, hands-on practice and scholarship across fine arts, design, music and media production.
Our staff and students believe in the power of creativity to drive positive change. We are committed to growing Māori and Pacific arts and artists and supporting indigenous creative practice.
Study with us
From design to fine arts, screen arts to music and Māori visual arts, the College of Creative Arts offers a rich variety of learning options.
Our research
Meet the College of Creative Arts researchers and find out about our research themes and strengths, projects and news.
About our college
Find out about the people, schools and facilities in the College of Creative Arts.
Engage with us
Engage with our research, facilities and enterprises. You can also find out who we partner with and how to visit us.
Who we are
Our staff are diverse, collaborative, caring and celebrated. Meet leaders in the College of Creative Arts.
Professor Margaret Maile Petty
Professor Ngatai Taepa
Professor Andre Ktori
Professor Brian Lucid
Associate Professor Oli Wilson
Herbee Bartley
Te Tiriti o Waitangi at Massey
The College of Creative Arts Toi Rauwhārangi is Tiriti-led, upholding Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles through our practice.
Our on-site marae, Te Rau Karamu, positions kaupapa, tikanga and mātauranga Māori at the heart of our central Wellington campus.
Te Whare o Te Tiriti o Waitangi — Home of the Treaty at Massey
College of Creative Arts news
Tiaki: A shout-out to Aotearoa’s lesser-known creatures
To celebrate World Wildlife Conservation Day, we wanted to share the mahi a member of our Massey whānau has done to encourage the younger generation to get interested in conservation and our lesser-known endangered wildlife.
Operational hijab recognised for its social and cultural impact
An operational hijab designed by two Massey lecturers has been awarded the Tahunui-a-Rangi award by the Royal Society Te Apārangi.
Book seeks to capture iconic woolsheds before it’s too late
The place of woolsheds in the social and economic history of Aotearoa New Zealand is the subject of a book that hopes to capture this rich history before the sheds disappear.
Showcase of creativity to get Exposure in Wellington
A new generation of artists, designers and other creatives’ work will be on show at Massey’s annual Exposure Te Kanohi Kitea exhibition in Wellington from 12-25 November.
Contact the College of Creative Arts
College of Creative Arts – Wellington campus
- creative@massey.ac.nz
- Phone
- Location
Physical address
Block 1
Te Whare Pukākā
Mount Cook
Wellington 6021Use our Wellington campus maps or find us on Google Maps.