Exhibitions
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Fiona Pardington, Wairua o te hau
12 November —
23 December 2022
1301SW, Melbourne, Australia
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Anh Trần, Is it morning for you yet?, 58th Carnegie International
24 September 2022 —
02 April 2023
Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, USA
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André Hemer and Grace Wright at West Bund Art & Design
10 November —
13 November 2022
West Bund Art Center, Shanghai, China
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Rea Burton and Meg Porteous, Birds
21 October —
19 November 2022
Neon Parc, Melbourne, Australia
Project
HUM stands for NZ at Venice
Special feature
In light of the review of Aotearoa New Zealand’s ‘official’ presence at the Venice Biennale, HUM invited New Zealanders on- and off-shore who have visited or been involved in ‘New Zealand at Venice’ projects—as artists, pavilion attendants, exhibition installers or designers—to reflect on how involvement in (or experience of) our previous national pavilions have influenced their own careers, and the international profile of contemporary art from Aotearoa.
Writing
Aotearoa Reviews its Official Participation in the Venice Biennale
By Anna Brown, Bruce Barber, Heather Galbraith, Hutch Wilco, James Goggin, Jennifer Flay, Jhana Millers, Julia Holderness, Laura Preston, Michael Stevenson, Ron Hanson, Sophie Thorn, Tessa Giblin, Tessa Laird
26.09.2022
In light of the current review of Aotearoa New Zealand’s ‘official’ presence at the Venice Biennale, HUM invited responses from New Zealanders on- and off-shore who have visited or been involved in ‘New Zealand at Venice’ projects, as artists, pavilion attendants, exhibition installers or designers, to enable insights into how involvement in (or experience of) our previous national pavilions have influenced people’s own careers, and the profile of contemporary art from Aotearoa.
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Ann Shelton, i am an old phenomenon
04 November —
22 December 2022
Denny Dinim, New York, USA
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Yota Ayaan, myoo-choo-uh-liz-uhm
15 September —
04 November 2022
Espaço Pontes, Fundão, Portugal
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Meandering Gestures, Infiltrating Language
By Imaad Majeed
08.09.2022
Artist, curator and writer Imaad Majeed talks with Aotearoa artist Areez Katki about his participation in Language is Migrant, the latest edition of the international arts festival Colomboscope, in Sri Lanka, and about using embroidery and textiles to explore ideas of displacement, trajectories of violence, and the colonial legacy of his own Parsi heritage.
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Pippa Blake, Undercurrents
18 October —
11 November 2022
Cromwell Place, London & Candida Stevens Gallery, Chichester
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documenta fifteen or lumbung one?
By Bruce E. Phillips
12.08.2022
For documenta fifteen, the arts collective FAFSWAG were invited to participate as members of the lumbung process established by this year’s curatorial collective ruangrupa. In the absence of the trophy artist phenomenon so entrenched within mega-exhibitions, Bruce E. Phillips responds to the work of different participating collectives exhibiting in Kassel and discusses how introducing a non-European exhibition-making concept into the heart of arguably Europe’s most revered art event was bound to confound those unwilling to consider a differing perspective.
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.
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Jen Valender, A-FIELD
07 July —
09 July 2022
Heide Museum of Modern Art and Centre for Projection Art, Melbourne, Australia
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Emma Bass, Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition
21 June —
21 August 2022
Royal Academy of Arts, London, United Kingdom
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Tane Moleta and Mizuho Nishioka, Ars Electronica 2022
07 September —
11 September 2022
Kepler's Gardens, JKU Campus Linz, Austria
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Susan Te Kahurangi King: Survey 1956-2022
29 July —
09 October 2022
Ruttkowski;68, Düsseldorf, Germany
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Nikau Hindin and Yuki Kihara, STILL ALIVE, Aichi Triennale 2022
30 July —
10 October 2022
Various venues across Aichi, Japan
Writing
The Way Through Doors
By Andrew Berardini
22.06.2022
Andrew Berardini visits Fiona Connor’s solo exhibition at Château Shatto in LA, where the artist’s carefully rendered replicas of the doors of closed down clubs conjure up memories of forgotten youth.
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Sam Mesler, Neustart Kultur Identity Lab
19 July —
20 July 2022
Neanderthal Museum, Düsseldorf, Germany
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Areez Katki, Event, Memory, Metaphor
14 July —
24 September 2022
TARQ, Mumbai, India
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Tiffany Singh, We/Women's Boundary Narrative ~ Continuity, Flow and Convergence
25 June —
04 September 2022
Taitung Art Museum, Taitung, Taiwan
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Purple Rain
By Clémentine Deliss
07.06.2022
Writer and curator Clémentine Deliss reviews Aotearoa artist Ruth Buchanan’s solo exhibition at the Kunstmuseum Basel in Switzerland, an artwork as exhibition that reconfigures collecting history, curatorial practices and institutional norms.
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Catherine Griffiths, Counterparts Part One: Where To From Here?
12 July —
31 July 2022
No Vacancy, Melbourne, Australia
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Miranda Bellamy and Amanda Fauteux, Terrarium
11 June —
29 August 2022
Owens Art Gallery, Sackville, Canada
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Sorawit Songsataya, Nature and State
09 July —
16 October 2022
Kunsthalle Baden-Baden, Germany
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Zac Langdon-Pole, Lines of Flight
10 July —
06 November 2022
Centre International d'Art et du Paysage, Vassivière Island, France
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Kate Newby, Feel Noise
12 June —
21 August 2022
testsite, Austin, Texas
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George Nuku, Oceans. Collections. Reflections.
23 June 2022 —
31 January 2023
Weltmuseum Wien, Vienna, Austria
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Garth Maxwell, 'Jack Be Nimble' film screening in 'Horror: Messaging the Monstrous'
12 July —
13 July 2022
The Museum of Modern Art, New York, United States
