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Julian Dashper
Julian Dashper was born in New Zealand in 1960. He graduated from Elam School of Fine Arts in 1982. He died in 2009.
He has exhibited extensively throughout New Zealand, Australia, Europe and United States. His work is included in all the major public collections in New Zealand and in several museums internationally (Sydney; Aachen; Lincoln, Nebraska; Wichita, Kansas and also notably the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam). In 2001 he was the recipient of a senior Fulbright fellowship, and was artist-in-residence at the Chinati Foundation in Marfa,Texas. In 2006 his work was the subject of a mid-career touring retrospective in the United States.
Julian Dashper is represented by Michael Lett Gallery, Auckland; Hamish McKay Gallery, Wellington; Minus Space, New York; Laure Genillard Gallery, London.
Julian Dashper on CIRCUIT · 10 works
Untitled (The Last 15 Seconds of the Last Venice Biennale) (2007)
A brief document of the closing of the Venice Biennale.
Untitled (The Last Second of the Last Venice Biennale) (2007)
An exploration of temporality and art world rituals.
Untitled (after Thomas Hart Benton) (2006)
In the studio of Thomas Hart Benton, a canvas prepared by Benton on the day he died.
Untitled (O) (2003)
A 1 second image displays every 15 seconds, to be installed with a second video showing a 1 second image every 15 minutes.
Writing & podcasts featuring Julian Dashper
America x 10
America x 10
A selection of video works by New Zealand artists addressing our relationship to the United States.
The Rooms in the House: Marie Shannon
The Rooms in the House: Marie Shannon
A pair of blue dumbbells; a collection of wooden Pinocchio dolls; a compost bowl on the kitchen bench and a stack of toilet paper on the windowsill.
CIRCUIT projects featuring Julian Dashper
Symposium 2016: Phantom Topologies
Symposium 2016: Phantom Topologies
CIRCUIT's fourth annual symposium included a series of installations, screenings, and events.
