City Gallery events and exhibitions May 24-30
City Gallery is well into changeover mode now, with the Festival Season coming down and our new season beginning to take shape.
Our new exhibitions John Pule: Hauaga (Arrivals) and Ready to Roll open on May 29, but the Deane and Hirschfeld Galleries are open throughout the changeover period.
I’m scheduling interview opportunities for both John Pule and the Ready to Roll artists now, so please let me know ASAP if you’re keen to talk to them and I’ll slot you in – there’s only a limited amount of time so it would pay to get in quick.
Public events (Week Mon 24 May –Sun 30
May)
Saturday 29 May, 10am-5pm.
Art in Oceania: Historical Perspectives,
Contemporary Issues
A Symposium
Presented by City
Gallery Wellington and the School of Art History, Classics
and Religious Studies, Victoria University of Wellington,
with support from the Royal Society of New Zealand Marsden
Fund.
In this symposium, members of the Marsden funded
Art in Oceania Project will present public lectures based on
some of their work, while a group of panellists will reflect
on current issues facing the practice and curating of
contemporary Maori and Pacific art. Speakers include
Nicholas Thomas (Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology,
Cambridge University), Lissant Bolton (The British Museum),
Peter Brunt (Victoria University of Wellington) and Sean
Mallon (Te Papa Tongarewa/Museum of New
Zealand).
Bookings are essential on citygalleryevents@wmt.org.nz
Artists’
Talk - Ready To Roll
Sunday 30 May,
11am.
Listen in as four of the artists in Ready to Roll
discuss their work - Eddie Clemens, Elliot Collins, Layla
Rudneva-Mackay and Campbell Patterson.
Free
entry.
Current Exhibitions (Week Mon 24 May –Sun
30 May)
Tino Rangatira Tanga: Leilani
Kake
3 April – 13 June 2010
Deane
Gallery, City Gallery Wellington
Free entry
Community Garden
Wayne Barrar, Rob Cherry, Jenny Gillam
and Andy Palmer
7 May – 20 June
2010
Hirschfeld Gallery, City Gallery Wellington
Free
entry
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