Tristan Pigott, A Curtain Made of Wood
Cylinder, 13/07 – 5/09 2021
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The ART PAPER FOCUSES ON CRITICAL THINKING AND IN-DEPTH COVERAGE OF ART AND ARTISTS, WITH A CONTEMPORARY FOCUS.
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56 PAGES
230 W X 260 MM H (FOLDED VERTICALLY)
EXHIBITION HIGHLIGHTS
Cylinder, 13/07 – 5/09 2021
Bartley & Company Art, 12/08 – 25/09 2021
Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, 30/07 – 10/10 2021
Window Gallery, 18/08 – 14/09 2021
ONLINE READING
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Iconoclastic and irreverent, Lisa Walker is a pioneer of contemporary jewellery. Here, Maya Love delves into the second edition of An unreliable guidebook to jewellery by Lisa Walker and examines the ways that the publication showcases the artist’s practice.
On My Volcano Grows the Grass is a solo exhibition by Deborah Rundle at Parasite in Auckland. Here, Parasite curator Daniel John Corbett Sanders speaks to artist Deborah Rundle about her artworks in the show and wider artistic practice.
Felixe Laing on Ruby Joy Eade’s exhibition at Toi Pōneke Arts Centre.
Robbie Handcock, curator of the exhibition The Inner Lives of Islands, interviews participating artist Shireen Seno about her filmic practice that explores memory, family, and living in the diaspora.
Hana Pera Aoake writes on a euology to love, a video made in 2019 based around a poem of the same name.
Wesley John Fourie speaks to Alice Alva, contributing artist in the exhibition All is Full of Love at Broker curated by Fourie, about intimacy and abstraction in her practice.
Taarn Scott is a contributing artist in the group exhibition All is Full of Love at Broker in Queenstown. Here, curator Wesley John Fourie speaks to Scott about these artworks that combine pencil rubbings and miniature ceramics.
An in-depth look at Jeremy Leatinu’u’s Building monuments and folding forts upon a slippery ocean and a moving sky, currently on view at Gus Fisher Gallery, in conversation with gallery public programmes & engagement officer Robbie Handcock.
A series of photographs by Josh Harvey taken around the time of the level 4 lockdown in Tāmaki Makaurau, Aotearoa/New Zealand.
Gallerist Dan du Bern discusses painting and its potency in contemporary culture with Australian artist Henry Curchod on the occasion of his exhibition Sharing the Sky at Sumer.
Antje Barke speaks to Becky Hemus about her current exhibition Seven Islands at RM Gallery.