'Invisible Ties' | Group Exhibition, installation view. (L) Miranda Parkes, 'spaceholder', 2024. (R) Simon Edwards, 'Torlesse Range', 2024.
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(L) Simon Edwards’ office in the Craigieburn area, Te Waipounamu South Island, 2024. (R) Miranda Parkes in her studio, Ōtautahi Christchurch, 2024.
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Join Simon Edwards and Miranda Parkes, in conversation with gallerist Nadine Muir, at The Central Art Gallery as they discuss their connection and artworks in the current group exhibition, Invisible Ties.
The Invisible Ties exhibition is inspired by, and reflects upon, the often-unseen relationships and connections between artists and of their encouragement and support towards one another. For an artist, connection with other creatives can play a vital role in how they define, understand, and interpret their artistic practice—within their immediate communities, culture, and the wider world.
Join Simon Edwards and Miranda Parkes, in conversation with gallerist Nadine Muir, at The Central Art Gallery as they discuss their connection and artworks in the current group exhibition, Invisible Ties.
The Invisible Ties exhibition is inspired by, and reflects upon, the often-unseen relationships and connections between artists and of their encouragement and support towards one another. For an artist, connection with other creatives can play a vital role in how they define, understand, and interpret their artistic practice—within their immediate communities, culture, and the wider world.
