The artist Sarah Smuts-Kennedy reclines in her installation, Pieces on Earth, 2020-22, 36 brass rectangles, nine Joy Field drawings (pigment pastel on 640gsm paper), stainless steel wire, dimensions variable, courtesy of the artist. Installation view Te Pātaka Toi Adam Art Gallery. Photo by Sarah Smuts-Kennedy.
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Visitors are invited to bring along a yoga mat, or use one of the mats provided, to spend time with the silent vibrations of Sarah Smuts-Kennedy’s Pieces on Earth in Energy Work: Kathy Barry/ Sarah Smuts-Kennedy. Whether taking a nap or lying down in quiet contemplation, Joy Field Immersion is a time and space for people to linger within the healing field generated by the installation. We have set aside an afternoon each week so that you can let the “joy field” act on your own wellbeing.
Related Exhibition:
Energy Work: Kathy Barry/ Sarah Smuts-Kennedy is the first institutional survey of the work of Wellington-based artist, Kathy Barry and Auckland-based artist, Sarah Smuts-Kennedy. They each present bodies of work produced over the last decade. The exhibition is supported by The Chartwell Trust and the Patrons of the Adam Art Gallery.
Visitors are invited to bring along a yoga mat, or use one of the mats provided, to spend time with the silent vibrations of Sarah Smuts-Kennedy’s Pieces on Earth in Energy Work: Kathy Barry/ Sarah Smuts-Kennedy. Whether taking a nap or lying down in quiet contemplation, Joy Field Immersion is a time and space for people to linger within the healing field generated by the installation. We have set aside an afternoon each week so that you can let the “joy field” act on your own wellbeing.
Related Exhibition:
Energy Work: Kathy Barry/ Sarah Smuts-Kennedy is the first institutional survey of the work of Wellington-based artist, Kathy Barry and Auckland-based artist, Sarah Smuts-Kennedy. They each present bodies of work produced over the last decade. The exhibition is supported by The Chartwell Trust and the Patrons of the Adam Art Gallery.
