What is sovereignty? Is it innate and universal, or something to be contested and won, in a given place and time? The word suggests an autonomy that is at once individual and collective, yet sovereignty may be more than political, and more than strictly human.
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Sep 25, 2020
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Sep 25, 2020
This years CIRCUIT Symposium and Artist Cinema Commissions are presented at Pataka Art + Museum, Porirua on 23/24 October, as part of AURA Festival of Moving Images.
Both the Commissions and Symposium have been curated by our international curator-at-large David Teh, and are presented by CIRCUIT in partnership with Pātaka Art + Museum and with support from Creative New Zealand.
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Just in time for Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori, CIRCUIT welcomes Suzanne Tamaki and Miss Tiki to our online collection Watch/listen here: https://t.co/u76xLN15VD https://t.co/SbyG7QcVTB2 weeks 1 day ago -
Now showing on Masons Screen in Wellington, Brydee Rood's Everything Rises (2020) a meditation on climate change, Matariki and seasonal shift. https://t.co/crmA73gm0a1 month 4 days ago
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CIRCUIT and Creative New Zealand are very pleased to welcome our Mana Moana research resident Israel Randell (Rarotonga, Tainui, Ngāti Kahungunu). Israel will be based in our Wellington office, developing an editorial series on Mana Moana artists. Welcome Israel! https://t.co/tkSFjSoPUN1 month 1 week ago
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"The problem...lies not in our pain for the world but in our repression of it”. Connie Brown writes on Fiona Amundsen and Tim Corballis' 'Human Hand' at The Dowse Art Museum, an examination of human aspiration & folly in the shadow of the bomb. See it this weekend! https://t.co/4Ns3hH4ASH1 month 2 weeks ago
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Now showing on Masons Screen in Wellington, Darcell Apelu's 'To secure my place I must leave' (2019); a collection of digital way-finders sighting the path from Niue to Aotearoa https://t.co/8T4C6DIn5g1 month 3 weeks ago
