Arts Listings
Arts Listings

The Lost Weekend
(2004)
START SESSION
2
Wednesday 28 March, 6pm
Want to buy art but not sure
where, or how, to start? Then STart is for you – the
final of two lively panel discussions exploring how to begin
building your very own collection of contemporary New
Zealand art. Contemporary art dealers and an installation
specialist discuss what they can offer the budding
collector. Bookings essential. For more detailed
information including seminar fees and bookings please visit
the Victoria University Continuing Education website
www.vuw-ceed.ac.nz or call 04 463 6556.
Gregor
Kregar: ARTIST TALK
Saturday 31 March, 2pm
Hear first
hand from Gregor Kregar, as he discusses his live sculptural
installation, 'Matthew 12:12'. The project involves twelve
live sheep dressed in colourful body suits. They are
enclosed in a white picket fence outside City Gallery from
Friday 30 March until Sunday 1 April. Kregar will talk about
the evolution of the 'Matthew 12:12' project and the ideas
behind it, and well as his broader practice. A FREE
Event.
The Dead C
Saturday 31 March, 8pm
The City
Gallery Wellington is proud to present The Dead C. These
legendary/ infrequently seen noise-rock heroes will perform
in the gallery, within the midst of Telecom Prospect 2007:
New Art New Zealand, where the Dead C’s Michael Morley is
exhibiting paintings. Support from local band Thought
Creature.
Gallery opens 7. Music starts 8. A FREE
event.
CONTEMPORARY ABSTRACTION PANEL
DISCUSSION
Sunday 1st April, 2pm
The first of two
dynamic discussions exploring the intersecting themes that
shape Telecom Prospect 2007; Exhibition curator Heather
Galbraith will chair this panel as it considers the
relevance of abstraction to contemporary New Zealand art,
including how the concept is approached by different
practitioners. Panelists: Judy Millar, Simon Morris, Michael
Morley and Rohan Wealleans. A FREE event.
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