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Documents on Sculpture
ADAM ART GALLERY
Documents on Sculpture //
This Saturday 24 March, 4.30pm at the New Zealand Film Archive, 84 Taranaki Street, Wellington, the Adam Art Gallery presents:
Rosalind Nashashibi, Bachelor Machines Part 1 (2007) 30 mins
Free Entry
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Chronicling the voyage of a cargo
ship as it sails from Italy to Sweden, this film follows the
company of men who form a community for the three months of
confinement on this isolated shipping vessel. Framing with
equal intensity the ocean, the vessel and the on-board
activity, up-and-coming British film maker Nashashibi
visualises the multiple dimensions of labour, time, and
distance.
Join us for this rare opportunity to view the film work by prominent British artist Rosalind Nashashibi.
Documents on Sculpture is a collaboration between the Adam Art Gallery, New Zealand Film Archive, City Gallery Wellington and LUX, London.
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Coming up as part of Documents on
Sculpture in March:
31 March: Bridget Sutherland, Anish Kapoor Infinity on Trial (2012). Music by David Kilgour. The film maker will be present for Q+A after the screening.
For more information on the Adam
Art Gallery Public Programme please visit http://www.adamartgallery.org.nz/calendar/
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