Anoushka Akel Hiss (J. A.) 2022 Oil, clay, oil and chalk pastel, wax pencil on canvas 1000 x 1500 x 35mm
Photo Credit
Artists
- Anoushka Akel
- Fiona Clark
- Julian Dashpher
- Kate Newby
- Michael Parekōwhai
- Ian Scott
- Peter Stitchbury
- Imogen Taylor
For the Aotearoa Art Fair 2023, Michael Lett will present a series of new paintings by Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Anoushka Akel, as well as a selection of works by gallery artists.
Click here to view works included by Anoushka Akel.
Click here to view works included in our group presentation.
Purchase your tickets now to view Michael Lett gallery's presentation at the Fair.
Anoushka Akel is an artist who lives and works in Tāmaki Makaurau. She received her MFA from the Elam School of Fine Arts in 2010. Akel works across the mediums of painting and printmaking engaging with various fields including: embodied knowledge, cognitive psychology, and aesthetics and philosophies of care. Her work considers pressure and plasticity in relation to the body, behaviour, and the art object.
Selected exhibitions include: Wet Contact, 2022, Michael Lett, Auckland; the body and its outside, 2021, Michael Lett, Auckland; (Red Legs) Hot Head, 2020, Goya Curtain, Tokyo; Learners, 2019, Hopkinson Mossman, Wellington; Biographies of Transition: Too Busy to Think, 2017 Artspace, Auckland, NZ; Chain of Mountains, 2016, TCB, Melbourne; Back, Front, Brain, 2016, Hamish McKay Gallery, Wellington; Painting: A Transitive Space, 2016, St. Paul Street Gallery 3, Auckland; Necessary Distraction: A Painting Show, 2015, Auckland Art Gallery, Auckland; Hop Scotch, 2012, Artspace, Auckland.
Akel was the recipient of the C Art Trust Award in 2018 and was artist in residence at Künstlerhäuser Worpswede, Bremen, Germany in 2013.
Opening Hours - General Entry
- Friday 3 March, 11am–6pm
- Saturday 4 March, 11am–6pm
- Sunday 5 March, 10am–5pm
Address
- Aotearoa Art Fair
- The Cloud, Queens Wharf
- 89 Quay Street
- Auckland Central
- Auckland 1010
For the Aotearoa Art Fair 2023, Michael Lett will present a series of new paintings by Tāmaki Makaurau-based artist Anoushka Akel, as well as a selection of works by gallery artists.
Click here to view works included by Anoushka Akel.
Click here to view works included in our group presentation.
Purchase your tickets now to view Michael Lett gallery's presentation at the Fair.
Anoushka Akel is an artist who lives and works in Tāmaki Makaurau. She received her MFA from the Elam School of Fine Arts in 2010. Akel works across the mediums of painting and printmaking engaging with various fields including: embodied knowledge, cognitive psychology, and aesthetics and philosophies of care. Her work considers pressure and plasticity in relation to the body, behaviour, and the art object.
Selected exhibitions include: Wet Contact, 2022, Michael Lett, Auckland; the body and its outside, 2021, Michael Lett, Auckland; (Red Legs) Hot Head, 2020, Goya Curtain, Tokyo; Learners, 2019, Hopkinson Mossman, Wellington; Biographies of Transition: Too Busy to Think, 2017 Artspace, Auckland, NZ; Chain of Mountains, 2016, TCB, Melbourne; Back, Front, Brain, 2016, Hamish McKay Gallery, Wellington; Painting: A Transitive Space, 2016, St. Paul Street Gallery 3, Auckland; Necessary Distraction: A Painting Show, 2015, Auckland Art Gallery, Auckland; Hop Scotch, 2012, Artspace, Auckland.
Akel was the recipient of the C Art Trust Award in 2018 and was artist in residence at Künstlerhäuser Worpswede, Bremen, Germany in 2013.
