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Kate Newby, Live near friends
02 November —
20 December 2024
Fine Arts, Sydney, Gadigal Lands Sydney, Australia
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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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Kate Newby, WHO IS THIS SONG?
21 September —
09 November 2024
COOPER COLE, Tkaronto Toronto, Canada
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Matthew Galloway, Empty Vessels
01 September —
30 September 2024
Piccadilly Lights, London, UK
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Alicia Frankovich, And This Time the Well Is Alive
17 August —
13 October 2024
Gertrude Contemporary, Naarm Melbourne, Australia
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Dane Mitchell, An Unbroken Surface
17 May —
08 June 2024
Gertrude Glasshouse, Naarm Melbourne, Australia
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Rozana Lee, Visiting Fellows Programme
01 April —
30 April 2024
Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography (IfL), Leipzig, Germany
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Ilke Gers in Building Castles in the Sky
05 April —
21 April 2024
various locations in Ghent, Belgium
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Simon Denny, Dungeon
21 February —
30 March 2024
Petzel Gallery, New York, USA
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Simon Denny, Multi-User Dungeon (MUD)
21 February —
30 March 2024
Petzel Gallery, New York, USA
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Simon Denny, Landscapes
09 November —
20 December 2023
Fine Arts, Sydney, Sydney, Australia
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Rozana Lee, The Zhelezka Project
19 August —
03 September 2023
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan
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Simon Denny, Merge
05 November 2022 —
08 January 2023
Heidelberger Kunstverein, Heidelberg, Germany
Writing
An interview with Dane Mitchell
By Contemporary HUM
24.06.2019
Contemporary HUM's editorial team sat down with artist Dane Mitchell to discuss his work for the New Zealand Pavilion at the 58th Venice Biennale, Post hoc. The work, both ambitious in scale and subject, has sparked discussions on global climate change and meditations on what has truly disappeared from the world.
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Taiwan-New Zealand Dialogue
By Catherine George, Catherine Lee, Isis Mingli Lee, Ron Hanson, Wan-Jung Wei
22.12.2020
A panel discussion exploring new ways of making art and connecting with audiences amid Covid-19 in New Zealand and Taiwan. Held on October 24 2020 and organised by the Taiwan Cultural Policy Research Association, as part of the Tua-Tiu-Tiann International Festival of Arts (TTTIFA).
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Treatise as Exhibition
By Amira Gad
10.08.2020
In Part Two of this two-part conversation, curator Amira Gad and artist Simon Denny discuss Mine, an exhibition at MONA in Australia for which Denny created a 3D model of a proposed worker’s cage for Amazon; Proof of Work, Denny's 2018 curatorial project at Schinkel Pavillon in Berlin; as well as his participation in Vaudeville, a theatrical journalism experience organised by the Financial Times.
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Treatise as Exhibition
By Amira Gad
20.07.2020
In the first piece of this two-part conversation, Aotearoa artist Simon Denny speaks about his recent projects, including his 2020 solo show at Altman Siegel in San Francisco which included former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's scarves and 'Tech-Bro' Patagonia vests, and about corresponding with Peter Thiel after he came to see Denny's show at Michael Lett Gallery in Auckland in 2017.
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Design solves problems and art creates problems
By Eleanor Woodhouse
23.04.2019
A closer look at Biljana Popovic's 12-month Visual Arts Residency at Künstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin, and how her previous work as a commercial designer informs her current visual arts practice by integrating elements of interior design and architecture.
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An interview with Martin Basher
By André Hemer
16.03.2018
A conversation between two offshore New Zealand artists: Vienna-based André Hemer and New York-based Martin Basher. Their chat touches on producing art in Trump-era US, display-based practice, Basher’s doctorate, and living in NYC as a New Zealander.
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Islands on Sale
Panel discussion in London
A panel discussion organised by Contemporary HUM on globalisation, national identity and the politics of representation at New Zealand Studies Network conference ISLANDS ON SALE, Regent's University London, 1 July 2017.
Writing
Living Currency
By Henry Babbage
25.03.2021
In (working title) at gr_und project space in Berlin, Frankfurt-based New Zealand artist Alex Chalmers explores how the circulation of commodities shape our thresholds of political implication, drawing our attention to the global economy's reliance on an interdependent network of shipping and delivery services, and our own alienation as consumers from the labour that creates our goods.