Exhibition Opening
Friday 8 March, 5:30 – 7:30pm.tetuhi.org.nz
Te Tuhi Artistic Director Gabriela Salgado and Executive Director Hiraani Himona invite you to attend the opening of our offsite exhibition for Auckland Arts Festival.
Wastescape is an immersive installation by British artist Gayle Chong Kwan that explores New Zealand’s relationship with food and dairy through craft techniques and waste, and employs thousands of used plastic milk bottles and photography to create otherworldly landscapes.
Chong Kwan is a British artist whose photographs, sculptures, events and installations are exhibited internationally, both in galleries and in the public realm. Her work explores simulacra and the sublime through constructed environments, imagined futures, ritual experiences and sensory registers.
Wastescape is commissioned by Te Tuhi, Auckland, in partnership with art and environmental organisation Invisible Dust, UK, and the Humber Museums Partnership, UK.
Te Tuhi Offsite Exhibition for Auckland Arts Festival.
Date
- Fri 08 Mar
Time
- 5:30 pm — 7:30 pm
Address
- Silo 6, Wynyard Quarter, Auckland CBD
Te Tuhi Artistic Director Gabriela Salgado and Executive Director Hiraani Himona invite you to attend the opening of our offsite exhibition for Auckland Arts Festival.
Wastescape is an immersive installation by British artist Gayle Chong Kwan that explores New Zealand’s relationship with food and dairy through craft techniques and waste, and employs thousands of used plastic milk bottles and photography to create otherworldly landscapes.
Chong Kwan is a British artist whose photographs, sculptures, events and installations are exhibited internationally, both in galleries and in the public realm. Her work explores simulacra and the sublime through constructed environments, imagined futures, ritual experiences and sensory registers.
Wastescape is commissioned by Te Tuhi, Auckland, in partnership with art and environmental organisation Invisible Dust, UK, and the Humber Museums Partnership, UK.
