Courtesy of The Suter Art Gallery Te Aratoi o Whakatū
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Hannah Beehre (New Zealand, B.1977), Pillars, 2020, Swarovsky® Crystal, dye, & acrylic on silk velvet, private collection on long term loan to The Suter Art Gallery Te Aratoi O Whakatū
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Niki Hastings McFall (b. 1959), A Long White Cloud, 2008. Mixed media: including white fabric and plastic hibiscus flowers.
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As the season turns towards shorter, cooler days, the night takes on more presence in our lives.
The collection exhibition Night Life, which features some loaned artworks, celebrates some of the diverse interpretations and treatments of the night.
Artists include: Hannah Beehre, Barry Cleavin, Niki Hastings-McFall, Robin Slow, Colin McCahon, and Michael Dell.
The night can offer much to the wondering mind, heart, and eyes, such as its enveloping dark tones, and metaphorical, scientific, and spiritual meanings.
Pillars is based on a Hubble image of the Pillars of Creation, enormous plumes of cosmic gas and dust 5 light-years (47 trillion kilometers) tall, located in the Eagle Nebula some 7000 light-years from Earth.
Curated by Kyla Mackenzie.
As the season turns towards shorter, cooler days, the night takes on more presence in our lives.
The collection exhibition Night Life, which features some loaned artworks, celebrates some of the diverse interpretations and treatments of the night.
Artists include: Hannah Beehre, Barry Cleavin, Niki Hastings-McFall, Robin Slow, Colin McCahon, and Michael Dell.
The night can offer much to the wondering mind, heart, and eyes, such as its enveloping dark tones, and metaphorical, scientific, and spiritual meanings.
Pillars is based on a Hubble image of the Pillars of Creation, enormous plumes of cosmic gas and dust 5 light-years (47 trillion kilometers) tall, located in the Eagle Nebula some 7000 light-years from Earth.
Curated by Kyla Mackenzie.
