Ngahuia Harrison. Photo: Sam Harnett.
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Event Details
citygallery.org.nzCome together and celebrate the opening of City Gallery Wellington's new exhibition season over two weekends for the chance to hear from artists and expert voices. Join us for insights into Archive: alter / image, Diane Arbus: A Box of Ten Photographs and Ngahuia Harrison: Coastal Cannibals.
Join City Gallery for the opportunity to view Coastal Cannibals with the artist as your guide. Curator Dr Kirsty Baker joins artist Ngahuia Harrison for this floor talk about the themes behind her work and research-driven practice.
Full Opening Programme:
Saturday 23 September
1pm–2pm Archive alter / image Curator’s Tour
2pm–3pm Diane Arbus: A Panel Discussion
Saturday 30 September
2pm–3pm Artist Floor Talk: Ngahuia Harrison
Drop in for one or stay for the whole afternoon as these floor talks offer new and thought-provoking perspectives. All exhibitions open from 10am on Saturday 23 September. Visit early to view the exhibitions before the afternoon’s programmes.
Price
- Donation Appreciated
Date
- Sat 30 Sep
Time
- 2:00 pm — 3:00 pm
Address
- Te Ngākau Civic Square
- 101 Wakefield St
- Wellington 6140
Come together and celebrate the opening of City Gallery Wellington's new exhibition season over two weekends for the chance to hear from artists and expert voices. Join us for insights into Archive: alter / image, Diane Arbus: A Box of Ten Photographs and Ngahuia Harrison: Coastal Cannibals.
Join City Gallery for the opportunity to view Coastal Cannibals with the artist as your guide. Curator Dr Kirsty Baker joins artist Ngahuia Harrison for this floor talk about the themes behind her work and research-driven practice.
Full Opening Programme:
Saturday 23 September
1pm–2pm Archive alter / image Curator’s Tour
2pm–3pm Diane Arbus: A Panel Discussion
Saturday 30 September
2pm–3pm Artist Floor Talk: Ngahuia Harrison
Drop in for one or stay for the whole afternoon as these floor talks offer new and thought-provoking perspectives. All exhibitions open from 10am on Saturday 23 September. Visit early to view the exhibitions before the afternoon’s programmes.
