Exhibitions
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Vidéo Club New Zealand, Takiwā Hou: Imagining New Spaces
Partnership
For the second international edition of “Vidéo Club”, FRAC Champagne-Ardenne in France joins forces with Te Tuhi in Aotearoa New Zealand in an exchange initiated by curator Marie Griffay and supported by Contemporary HUM.
In this exchange, FRAC presents works by three Māori moving image artists, Russ Flatt, Kahurangiariki Smith and Suzanne Tamaki, taken from Te Tuhi’s 2024 exhibition Takiwā Hou: Imagining New Spaces. These works use a variety of subject matter, including karaoke, photogrammetry and social networks, to explore Indigenous spaces and possibilities that have yet to see the light of day. Aotearoa audiences can then see works by French artists Anouk Nier-Nantes, Émilie Pierson and Marina Smorodinova, at Te Tuhi in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland.
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Louise Beer, Earth, a Cosmic Spectacle
14 November —
23 November 2024
Bright Island Studio, Minster, UK
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Anh Trần and Emma McIntyre, Alchemists
07 November —
17 December 2024
池社 Pond Society, Shanghai, China
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Simon Denny, Minotaurs
11 October —
03 November 2024
Foreign Domestic, NYC, USA
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Ann Shelton and Sriwhana Spong, A thinking wild
17 October —
21 November 2024
The Renshaws, Meanjin Brisbane, Australia
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Reuben Paterson, The Man Who Lived Between Sunset and Moonrise
04 November —
30 November 2024
Bergman Gallery, Rarotonga, Cook Islands
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Erena Baker Arapere and Rychèl Thérin Scott, DESCANSOS (We die 1000 deaths)
09 November —
15 November 2024
Glasgalerie, Vienna, Austria
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Yukari 海堀 Kaihori, KAIR Artist Residence 2024 Exhibition and Art Tour
26 October —
10 November 2024
Kamiyama-cho Noson Kankyo Kaizen Center, Kamiyama, Japan
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Yona Lee, between the lines
19 October —
16 November 2024
Openspace Bae, Busan, South Korea
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Simon Denny, Poetics of Encryption
28 September 2024 —
12 January 2025
Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Copenhagen, Denmark
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Simon Denny, Sea and Fog
07 November 2024 —
25 January 2025
Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden, Germany
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Spring Group Show
30 October —
23 November 2024
Gallery 9, Gadigal Lands Sydney, Australia
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Vidéo Club New Zealand, Takiwā Hou: Imagining New Spaces
11 October 2024 —
12 January 2025
FRAC Champagne-Ardenne, Reims, France
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Jude Broughan and Justine Walker, Reflective Realities
09 October —
11 November 2024
ART LAB at Social & Environmental Justice Institute, New York, USA
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André Hemer, Techno Dreaming
10 October —
09 November 2024
Ames Yavuz, Gadigal Lands Sydney, Australia
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Reuben Paterson, In The Stars I Trust
07 October —
20 October 2024
Jutta Gallery, NYC, USA
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Wesley John Fourie, I WAS ONCE A GREAT LAKE
23 August —
18 November 2024
Playspace Gallery, Wodonga, Australia
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Sylvia Marsters, E Kura Reitumanava no Rarotonga (Love Letters for Rarotonga)
08 October —
02 November 2024
Bergman Gallery, Rarotonga, Cook Islands
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Francis Upritchard, Any Noise Annoys an Oyster
28 September 2024 —
16 February 2025
Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Copenhagen, Denmark
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Anh Trần, On Ma
19 September —
16 November 2024
Pedro Cera, Lisbon, Portugal
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Hawkfish, A Taste of Honey
10 October —
08 December 2024
St. Lawrence University, Canton, USA
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Fiona Connor, Hereditary
24 August —
15 October 2024
100 Belltowers, Tiohtià:ke Montréal, Canada
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Richard Lewer, Richard’s Disasters: A true story volume 2
17 September —
03 October 2024
Jan Murphy Gallery, Meanjin Brisbane, Australia
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Mahiriki Tangaroa and Fatu Feu'u, Aro'a Alofa
27 August —
28 September 2024
Bergman Gallery, Rarotonga, Cook Islands
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SaVĀge K'lub, transfeminisms Chapter IV: Care and Kinship
12 September —
26 October 2024
Mimosa House, London, UK
Writing
On truth and telling stories
By Hana Pera Aoake
04.10.2024
Aotearoa artist Hana Pera Aoake reflects on their visit to the Venice Biennale and the questions posed by its central exhibition, Stranieri Ovunque – Foreigners Everywhere. Unearthing the fraught political contexts of Venice, Aoake asks who is really made strange by the Biennale; and whether the presenting Aotearoa artists are able to retain the specificities of place within a curatorial frame that groups categories of difference under the theme of the “stranger”.
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Kate Newby, WHO IS THIS SONG?
21 September —
09 November 2024
COOPER COLE, Tkaronto Toronto, Canada
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Kezia Barnett, PIVOTAL: Digitalism
26 September —
29 September 2024
Saatchi Gallery, London, UK
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Ruth Buchanan, How Not to Be Seen
10 May —
08 September 2024
Remai Modern, Saskatoon, Canada
