Paul Handley, 'Revisiting', 2024. Courtesy Le K.A.B

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Paul Handley, Our Turn to Play

18 July —
08 September 2024

Le K.A.B, Paris, France

Karl Fritsch, 'Pukana', set of 5 rings made from Silver, gold, synthetic gemstones. Courtesy Loewe Foundation

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Karl Fritsch, Loewe Foundation Craft Prize 2024

15 May —
09 May 2024

Palais de Tokyo, Paris, France

Cybersculpture 2024 installation view. Courtesy of Brit Bunkley

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Brit Bunkley, Cybersculpture 2024

17 January —
10 February 2024

Collège des Bernardins, Paris, France

Liora Noy, Amit Noy and Ilan Noy (L-R) in 'A Big Big Room Full of Everybody’s Hope'. Théâtre de la Ville—Les Abbesses, Paris, 7-8 September 2023. Photo: Nora Houguenade

Writing

What is held between bodies

By Clémentine Dubost

31.10.2023

After two years of development with his immediate family and numerous international residencies, Amit Noy premiered A Big Big Room Full of Everybody’s Hope in Paris this September, onstage alongside his mother, father, sister and grandmother. Clémentine Dubost spoke with Noy to explore the complexities of this work and his wider practice.

Gavin Hipkins, 'Nature Writing', 2023. 10 minute digital video. Production still. Courtesy of the artist and Michael Lett

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Brit Bunkley and Gavin Hipkins, Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin

31 October —
05 November 2023

various venues across Paris, France

Courtesy of Fitzpatrick Gallery and the artist.

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Anh Trần, Et puis, un jour, mon amour, tu sors de l’éternité

02 September —
30 September 2023

Fitzpatrick Gallery, Paris, France

Amit Noy, 'A Big Big Room Full of Everyone's Hope' (still from performance recording). Courtesy of the artist.

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Amit Noy and family, A Big Big Room Full of Everyone's Hope

07 September —
01 October 2023

Théâtre de la Ville—Les Abbesses in Paris and National Ballet of Marseille, France

Courtesy of the artist and Ruttkowski;68.

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Susan Te Kahurangi King, Automatic Drawing

15 April —
14 May 2023

Ruttkowski;68, Paris, France

Kate Newby, The edge of the earth (detail), 2022. Bricks, mortar, produced with the support of Rairies Montrieux (Les Rairies). View of the group exhibition "Reclaim the Earth", 2022, Palais de Tokyo (Paris). Courtesy of the artist and Art : Concept

Writing

Chance and Impermanence

By Daria de Beauvais, Kate Newby

27.07.2022

Texas-based Aotearoa artist Kate Newby talks to Palais de Tokyo curator Daria de Beauvais about Reclaim the Earth, traversing the ecological questions at the heart of the exhibition, Newby's collaborative process of art making, and her new works commissioned for the exhibition.

Writing

Settling troubled waters with Emma McIntyre

By Megan Macnaughton

23.02.2022

A new series of works by LA-based Aotearoa painter Emma McIntyre form the artist’s first solo exhibition in Europe, Up bubbles her amorous breath—a feminised reimagining of mythological landscapes and our relationship to them. Writer Megan Macnaughton visits the exhibition and talks with McIntyre about her developing process of painting, using her whole body, to create vividly imagined abstract works.

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Kate Newby, Reclaim the Earth

15 April —
04 September 2022

Palais de Tokyo, Paris, France

Project

OCEANIA NOW: Contemporary Art from the Pacific

Partnership

Christie's, Paris presents OCEANIA NOW: Contemporary Art from the Pacific, a physical exhibition and an online sale, produced in collaboration with New Zealand gallerists Alison Bartley and John Gow. Featuring 36 works from 14 artists, many based in Aotearoa, this is the institution’s first dedicated auction of works by contemporary artists from the Pacific. HUM is thrilled to be a media partner of this unprecedented project, running from 11 February - 01 March 2022.

Image courtesy of the artist and Artprojects, Auckland

Writing

Situated practices

By Kathryn Weir, Zhang Hanlu

07.03.2020

Held at Centre Pompidou in Paris, France, the most recent iteration of the ongoing project Cosmopolis included Aotearoa artists Lisa Reihana and Nandita Kumar amongst 40 international artists, all exploring technology and alternative ontologies. Chief curator, Kathryn Weir, and associated curator Zhang Hanlu share their reflections on Cosmopolis #2: rethinking the human.

Photo: courtesy of Barbara Sirieix/The Physics Room

Writing

Passing Torches

By Barbara Sirieix, Caterina Riva

08.12.2016

A conversation between writers and curators Barbara Sirieix and Caterina Riva, reflecting on their practices and time spent in Aotearoa at The Physics Room in Christchurch and Artspace New Zealand in Auckland, and their work exhibiting Aotearoa artists Tahi Moore, Alicia Frankovich and William Hsu.