Alan Ibell, Quarry II, 2023, Acrylic on canvas, Rimu frame 61 x 49 in 155 x 124.5 cm
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KATE VAN DER DRIFT, NEW MOON TO NEW MOON, AUGUST 2019 I, 37°20'33.4"S 175°30'30.5”E, 2022, Chromogenic Photograph from 4x5” Negative, framed 35 3/8 x 27 1/2 in 90 x 70 cm Edition of 5 plus 2 artist's proofs
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Join Jhana Millers Gallery for the opening of two new exhibitions, Alan Ibell DWELLINGS and Kate van der Drift Waning Gibbous to Waxing Gibbous.
Jhana Millers is pleased to present their fourth solo exhibition with Alan Ibell, DWELLINGS. In this new exhibition, Alan extends his longstanding interest in the correspondence and contrast between the internal and external facets of selfhood. Collectively, the works explore the gap between how one perceives oneself and how one is perceived by others.
Jhana Millers is pleased to present a small series of cameraless photographs by Kate van der Drift in the gallery foyer. These are a selection from a wider body of work, Listening to a Wet Land (2022), Kate's MFA submission at Elam School of Fine Arts at the University of Auckland, which were then exhibited at the Pah (2023).
Opening 5.30pm, Thursday 11 May.
Read more about the exhibition here.
Join Jhana Millers Gallery for the opening of two new exhibitions, Alan Ibell DWELLINGS and Kate van der Drift Waning Gibbous to Waxing Gibbous.
Jhana Millers is pleased to present their fourth solo exhibition with Alan Ibell, DWELLINGS. In this new exhibition, Alan extends his longstanding interest in the correspondence and contrast between the internal and external facets of selfhood. Collectively, the works explore the gap between how one perceives oneself and how one is perceived by others.
Jhana Millers is pleased to present a small series of cameraless photographs by Kate van der Drift in the gallery foyer. These are a selection from a wider body of work, Listening to a Wet Land (2022), Kate's MFA submission at Elam School of Fine Arts at the University of Auckland, which were then exhibited at the Pah (2023).
Opening 5.30pm, Thursday 11 May.
Read more about the exhibition here.
