Ecology
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Brit Bunkley, Experimental Film & Video 2025
21 May —
15 June 2025
CICA Museum, Gimpo, South Korea
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Alicia Frankovich, Feather star
28 February —
01 March 2025
UQ Art Museum, Meanjin Brisbane, Australia
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Alicia Frankovich, Feather star
24 February 2025
ACCA, Naarm Melbourne, Australia
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Alicia Frankovich, Brett Graham and Sorawit Songsataya, The Charge That Binds
07 December 2024 —
16 March 2025
ACCA, Naarm Melbourne, Australia
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8 Aotearoa artists and 1 collective, Sharjah Biennial 16: to carry (SB16), co-curated by Megan Tamati-Quennell
06 February —
16 June 2025
Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
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Sarah Hudson, Reconciliation, Setouchi Triennale
18 April —
09 November 2025
Megijima, Seto Inland Sea, Japan
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Mana Moana Collective, In*ter*Is*land Collective, John Pule and Momoe i manu ae ala atae’e Tasker, Oceanic Visions /Moana te kite
25 April —
31 May 2025
The Showroom, London, UK
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Tess Sheerin, Joya; arte + ecología / AiR Residency
06 June —
20 June 2025
Almería, Spain
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Luke Kay, Island Landscapes 島嶼地景
09 March —
31 May 2025
Yuan Ru Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan
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Alicia Frankovich, Deep Time Real Time: The 2025 Alastair Swayn Legacy Exhibition
25 February —
12 April 2025
RMIT Design Hub Gallery, Naarm Melbourne, Australia
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Alicia Frankovich, These Entanglements: Ecology After Nature, curated by Anna Briers
18 February —
14 June 2025
UQ Art Museum, Brisbane, Australia
Writing
And I dance into the future with the past, as a bird
By Haruko Kumakura
27.12.2024
Writing on Aotearoa New Zealand’s presentation at the 15th Gwangju Biennale, Shannon Te Ao’s Ia rā, ia rā (rere runga, rere raro) - Everyday (I fly high, I fly low) (2021), Haruko Kumakura argues that the work brings into focus what the thematic exhibition of the Biennale misses: a weaving together of the voices of the past, present and future appropriate both to the political context of its exhibition and the social and ecological urgencies of our time.
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Kah Bee Chow, Sites of Passage
27 July —
31 August 2024
SKF/Konstnärshuset, Stockholm, Sweden
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Brit Bunkley, III International Gyumri Art Week: City & Beyond
02 August —
18 August 2024
Gyumri and various regions in Armenia
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Talia Smith, 2024 NSW Visual Arts Fellowship (Emerging)
05 July —
08 September 2024
Artspace, Gadigal Lands Sydney, Australia
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Crossing Currents: Episode 5
By Contemporary HUM
27.07.2024
Contemporary HUM speaks to esteemed Māori sculptor Fred Graham, a pioneering figure in contemporary Māori art who is part of a generation that forged a new path in ngā toi Māori in post-war Aotearoa. Reflecting on his practice of over 70 years, Graham discusses the influence of his teaching and the importance of friends and family, as well as the experience of exhibiting alongside his son, Brett Graham, at the Venice Biennale.
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Amanda Newall and Ecke Bonk, Stranded – W(h)ale a Remake Portfolio – More Than This, Even
06 June —
29 September 2024
Akureyri Art Museum, Akureyri, Iceland
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Denise Batchelor, RIFF 2024
31 May —
02 June 2024
various locations in Eina, Norway
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Miranda Bellamy and Amanda Fauteux, Collective
21 June —
17 August 2024
MSVU Art Gallery, Halifax, Canada
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Richard Frater, The Park as Lover
10 June —
15 September 2024
Lantz’scher Park, Düsseldorf, Germany
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Vicky Browne, Into the interconnectedness that spans the vastness of space and the infinitesimal scale of microcosms
06 May —
05 July 2024
Verge Gallery, Gadigal Lands Sydney, Australia
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Yuki Kihara, artist talk
6.00PM — 7.00PM
04 July 2024
Sainsbury Centre, Norwich, UK
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Richard Frater, L'Effet de serre
29 June —
18 August 2024
Abbatiale Bellelay, Saicourt, Switzerland
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Living Things
16.03.2024
In this short piece, originally put together as a HUMcard mailout for Contemporary HUM's Publishers Circle, Aotearoa-based artist Yukari Kaihori reflects on her two-week residency at Ma Umi Residencies on Ishigaki Island, Japan. The impacts of climate change and marine debris on the subtropical island offer the context for a meditation on the ecological entanglements between objects, animals, and places.