Event details
teuru.org.nzVISITING CURATORS PROGRAMME
Te Uru and UNSW Galleries are delighted to announce the Visiting Curators Programme, a new partnership and exchange programme designed to foster deeper engagement between practitioners and institutions in Aotearoa and Australia. Curators from both countries will be hosted internationally to conduct research, meet with artists, and present on their respective practices to date. The Visiting Curators Programme is intended to facilitate ongoing connections between Australia and Aotearoa that build greater opportunities and resonance for art communities within the region.
Four curators have been nominated for the inaugural 2024 programme, each at different points in their curatorial careers and with different streams of research.
The Visiting Curators Programme is made possible through collaboration with hosting institutions Auckland University of Technology (AUT) and University of New South Wales (UNSW).
MAY
PIP WALLIS
Visiting 6–9 May
Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland from Naarm/Melbourne
Guest Lecture
Wednesday 8th May, 1:30pm, AUT lecture theatre WG308, Mayoral Drive.
Join curator Pip Wallis for a presentation on her recent research on Wednesday 8 May at 1.30pm. The talk will be held at AUT lecture theatre WG308 and light refreshments will be provided.
Pip Wallis is Senior Curator at Monash University Museum of Art where she recently co-curated, with Andy Butler, Statecraft, an exhibition by Taungurung artist Steven Rhall and Vietnamese-German artist Sung Tieu. Before joining MUMA, Pip was Director of Programs at Callie’s in Berlin where she worked on programs by Bouchra Khalili, Sophie Lee and Colin Self. She was previously Curator, Contemporary Art at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, where she curated projects by Simone Forti, Hito Steyerl and Adam Linder and commissioned works by Nicholas Mangan, Ruth Höflich, Archi Barry and Ulla Von Brandenberg. She was Curator in Residence at Chisenhale Gallery London and Managing Editor at X-TRA Contemporary Art Journal, Los Angeles. Pip was a Chief Investigator on the Australian Research Council funded study Precarious Movements: Choreography and the Museum (2020 – 2024) and co-ceditor of the associated publication Precarious Movements: Choreography and the Museum (2024) published by the National Gallery of Victoria.
Visiting 6-9 May
- Pip Wallis
Price
- Free
Date
- Wed 08 May
Time
- 1:30 pm — 2:30 pm
Address
- Lecture Theatre WG308
- Auckland University of Technology, Mayoral Drive
- Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland, 0604
VISITING CURATORS PROGRAMME
Te Uru and UNSW Galleries are delighted to announce the Visiting Curators Programme, a new partnership and exchange programme designed to foster deeper engagement between practitioners and institutions in Aotearoa and Australia. Curators from both countries will be hosted internationally to conduct research, meet with artists, and present on their respective practices to date. The Visiting Curators Programme is intended to facilitate ongoing connections between Australia and Aotearoa that build greater opportunities and resonance for art communities within the region.
Four curators have been nominated for the inaugural 2024 programme, each at different points in their curatorial careers and with different streams of research.
The Visiting Curators Programme is made possible through collaboration with hosting institutions Auckland University of Technology (AUT) and University of New South Wales (UNSW).
MAY
PIP WALLIS
Visiting 6–9 May
Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland from Naarm/Melbourne
Guest Lecture
Wednesday 8th May, 1:30pm, AUT lecture theatre WG308, Mayoral Drive.
Join curator Pip Wallis for a presentation on her recent research on Wednesday 8 May at 1.30pm. The talk will be held at AUT lecture theatre WG308 and light refreshments will be provided.
Pip Wallis is Senior Curator at Monash University Museum of Art where she recently co-curated, with Andy Butler, Statecraft, an exhibition by Taungurung artist Steven Rhall and Vietnamese-German artist Sung Tieu. Before joining MUMA, Pip was Director of Programs at Callie’s in Berlin where she worked on programs by Bouchra Khalili, Sophie Lee and Colin Self. She was previously Curator, Contemporary Art at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, where she curated projects by Simone Forti, Hito Steyerl and Adam Linder and commissioned works by Nicholas Mangan, Ruth Höflich, Archi Barry and Ulla Von Brandenberg. She was Curator in Residence at Chisenhale Gallery London and Managing Editor at X-TRA Contemporary Art Journal, Los Angeles. Pip was a Chief Investigator on the Australian Research Council funded study Precarious Movements: Choreography and the Museum (2020 – 2024) and co-ceditor of the associated publication Precarious Movements: Choreography and the Museum (2024) published by the National Gallery of Victoria.
