Exhibitions
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Tiffany Singh, I Saw it on TV
21 April —
22 April 2023
Copeland Gallery, London, UK
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Anh Trần, Some Landscapes
10 March —
04 May 2023
Bortolami, New York, USA
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FAFSWAG, LET THE WHOLE GODDAMN THING SHORT-CIRCUIT
16 March —
15 April 2023
Toxi Space, Zurich, Switzerland
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Sara Cowdell, Micky Duncan-Tubb, Samara Lucich and Jazmine Rose Phillips, LIKE A BURNING STICK SNATCHED FROM THE FLAMES, YET YE HAS NOT RETURNED TO ME
24 March —
31 March 2023
Nextdoor Artist Run Initiative, Brisbane, Australia
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Tamsen Hopkinson, Ming Ranginui, Shiraz Sadikeen, Shannon Te Ao, Octopus 23: THE FIELD
15 April —
11 June 2023
Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne, Australia
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Paul Cullen Archive, Proposition #4: Linnaeus
31 March 2023
Linnaeus Garden, Uppsala, Sweden and online
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Dan Arps, Celestial Poetics
04 March —
14 April 2023
Greenhouse-Offsite, Melbourne, Australia
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Travis MacDonald, REALMS: A Group Show
04 March —
28 March 2023
JVDW gallery, Düsseldorf, Germany
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Max Gimblett, The Beginning of Time
11 February —
01 April 2023
Hosfelt Gallery, San Francisco, USA
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Jess Johnson, we can’t keep going the way we’ve been going but we know no other way to go
16 November 2022 —
04 February 2024
Shepparton Art Museum, Yorta Yorta Country, Shepparton, Australia
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Gina Matchitt, 6 EYES 12 FEET
09 March —
14 March 2023
Casa Lü, Mexico City, Mexico
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Mladen Bizumic, Little Precious Things
02 December 2022 —
04 March 2023
Georg Kargl BOX, Vienna, Austria
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In*ter*is*land Collective, Whenua: Of soil and blood
21 February —
12 March 2023
Burgh House, London, UK
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Christopher Ulutupu, Hidden Amongst Clouds in 18th Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival
03 March —
05 March 2023
Ravensdowne Barracks, Berwick-upon-Tweed, UK
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Fiona Connor, Rooms I Have Keys For
23 October 2022 —
06 February 2023
The Finley, Los Angeles, USA
Writing
To Move Across a Window
By Francisco González Castro
31.01.2023
Texas-based artist and writer Francisco González Castro was first introduced to the many-armed project Beberemos El Vino Nuevo, Juntos! / Let Us Drink the New Wine, Together!, co-created by artist and educator alys longley and featuring no less than 19 Aotearoa contributors, just as the pandemic was escalating internationally. Here, he considers the lessons it presented to audiences in Santiago in the summer of 2022, just as the distance that defined the collaborators’ interactions was once again traversable.
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Dane Mitchell in We Are Electric, curated by Anna Briers
14 February —
24 June 2023
University of Queensland Art Museum, Brisbane, Australia
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Emma McIntyre, Pearl Diver
11 February —
18 March 2023
Château Shatto, Los Angeles, USA
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Paul Cullen Archive, Digital r/p/m proposition #1: Planetarium
22 December 2022 —
22 December 2025
Eise Eisinga Planetarium, Franeker, the Netherlands and online
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Paul Cullen Archive, Proposition #2: Octagon Room
31 January 2023 —
31 January 2025
Royal Observatory, Greenwich, UK and online
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Francis Upritchard, The 7th Guangzhou Triennial: Symphony of All the Changes
10 January —
10 April 2023
Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou, China
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Richard Frater, Off season
28 January —
23 April 2023
Kunstverein München, Munich, Germany
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Teleise Lēsa, Onesian, Street Rat, Anne-Marie Te Whiu, CTRL+ALT+DEL: RECLAIM
21 January —
04 February 2023
Metro Arts, Brisbane, Australia
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Alicia Frankovich, Mein Körper, ein Korallenriff? / My Body, a Coral Reef?
28 January —
07 May 2023
Wilhelm-Hack-Museum, Ludwigshafen, Germany
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Talia Smith, FLIGHT
21 January —
11 June 2023
Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre, Casula, Australia
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Virginia Leonard, Friends & Family 2023
07 January —
07 February 2023
Sow & Tailor, Los Angeles, USA
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Brian Fuata, 'of a house besieged (preposition tweaked)'
27 January 2023 —
27 January 2025
The Kitchen Video Viewing Room, Online
Writing
Stories of Becoming
By Harvey Bruce Milligan
15.11.2022
Sitting at a bar assembled from upcycled materials in Taipei, Harvey Bruce Milligan reports from Aotearoa-based artist Xin Cheng’s contribution to IsLand Bar, an annual event in which artists are invited to construct a bar as a platform for performance. Addressing Cheng's use of re-purposed materials as a basis for creativity and connection, he explores the artist's consideration of a broad material ecology and her pursuit of connecting people to the lives of things in a wider project of "regenerative re-making".