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Art / June 2009

July 2009 | May 2009
    • Hold Still - 24 June, Film Archive
      • The new sound and video installation ‘Hold Still’ opened to much flurry and intrigue on Wednesday evening. The work which is situated in the Film Archive’s Mediagallery space is both poignant and charming; as artist Rachel Shearer does an extraordinary job at showcasing the work of amateur female film-makers during the 1930’s in New Zealand.
      • Tagged as:
      • womens
      • art
      • cinema
      • film-and-video

    • Matariki Celebrations at Te Papa
      • We’re currently staring at the starry eyed eve of the Maori New Year, or Matariki. For those of you whom are not too familiar with this celestial celebration, Matariki is the name of a small cluster of stars known as the Seven Sisters in the Taurus constellation.
      • Tagged as:
      • te-papa
      • matariki
      • Te Papa, 55, Cable Street, Te Aro, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)


    • Slope 2009 – 12 June, Manky Chops Gallery
      • I recall the first time I spotted the haunting portraits of Wellington-based artist, Brad Williams / Slope. It was a couple of years ago at the opening of an Affordable Art Show and they were causing quite the fuss. Since then I have noticed his distinctive works adorning the walls of many Wellington galleries, cafes and bars. So I was uber-stoked when I learnt he was exhibiting at Manky Chops this month.
      • Tagged as:
      • cuba-street
      • exhibitions
      • 166 Cuba Street, Wellington


    • Capture Matariki – Ka hao a Matariki
      • In partnership with TelstraClear and NZ Post, this year’s Matariki festivities include a unique photography event utilising the existing OurSpace infrastructure as well as the newly developed OurSpace TelstraClear Screen, scheduled for installation on the front exterior of the building in the coming month.
      • Tagged as:
      • matariki

    • This is Experimental: Australian Film Art
      • A three-day festival takes flight from the 11-13 June at the Film Archive called This is Experimental: Australian Film Art. It features Sally Golding, Joel Stern and Dirk de Bruyn who are at the forefront of experimental Australian film.  The opening on Thursday begins with Isolationist Eye Openers: Historic Australian Film Art 1962-1998. Created by Brisbane-based arts collective OtherFilm, v
      • Tagged as:
      • cinema
      • exhibitions

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