“I’m interested in what Pacific work looks like situated in a lens of popular culture” - Tanu Gago
Commentary
Dec 9, 2019
"we might think of Pointon’s work here as a testimonial in the best sense, in that it too claims a moment of self-expression from within a system normally rigged for mass-dispersion." - Hamish Win
In this third essay in a series exploring how key moving-image concepts arise in other formats, Hamish Win discusses the work of Elisabeth Pointon, Luke Willis Thompson, Anna Brimer & Max Fleury, Guillermo Faivovich and Nicolas Goldberg, Lee Miller and Fiona Connor and Rob Hood.
See part One - Absorption and part Two - Refraction!
Social Circuit
"One of 4 video-based performances for which I created a large white gown that came to resemble a safe space, a feminine space and an incubator of my body." 4 new works online by Holly Walker. Watch Cave (2019) here - http://www.circuit.org.nz/film/cave18 hours 2 min ago
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"One of 4 video-based performances for which I created a large white gown that came to resemble a safe space, a feminine space and an incubator of my body." 4 new works online by Holly Walker. Watch Cave (2019) here - https://t.co/Q37rvY0DA3 https://t.co/1YPdIrAQRK18 hours 1 min ago -
Watch a video taster of Steve Carr's Chasing the Light (2018) now showing as a multi-screen install at City Gallery Wellington https://t.co/69rHSaUiZv https://t.co/YDkgy3tfeI23 hours 2 min ago
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New video from Melbourne-based artist SJ Ramir follows a lone figure in a gothic landscape. Watch it here: https://t.co/SJJ30UsCB5 https://t.co/34k4GufBQw4 weeks 23 hours ago
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“The usual reasons queer community might gather are to organise for political or social action, or to socialize without a sense of being 'other'. Something else is happening here.” Watch Kate Walker's HooP (2010) - https://t.co/F0IJRX8XSg https://t.co/6zLlgDnuC81 month 58 min ago
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"How we judge Campbell’s photography might come down to how we judge the ability of the camera to put an idea of contact and connection into practice" - Tim Corballis on Joyce Campbell now at Adam Art Gallery Te Pātaka Toi until 20 October https://t.co/8FscbvbCvy https://t.co/bbpC4YPcin1 month 3 weeks ago
