The Heat is a new artist run gallery and project space in Tamaki Makaurau. Their current exhibition, Windchime Portrait, is a solo presentation by Otepoti based Taarn Scott.
Windchime portrait was first shown as part of a collaboration with W. J. Fourie and H. P. Aoake. Centred around the body in An Endless Sky of Honey at Meanwhile gallery (2022) in Te Whanganui-a-Tara; the piece is a portrait, a piece of jewellery, a windchime or whatever you make of it.
Materials:
Metal hoop and chain and eyelets, fabric, acrylic, faux pearl beads and ceramic tears.
Taarn Scott is an artist from Ōtepoti. They graduated from Elam School of Fine Arts with a BFA (Hons). Scott is interested in the tactile and the poetic. They recently curated (Grow)home at the Anteroom project space and are currently exhibiting Ngā Hau o Tāwhirimātea with Hana Pera Aoake in collaboration with Riki Gooch at Enjoy, Te Whanganui-a-tara. They have collaborated on joint shows with Aoake and Wesley John Fourie; Invasive Weeds (or I wish I could give you the world, but I was only given mud, rot, and the bones of a half-eaten fish), The Physics Room, Ōtautahi among those.
Opening Hours
- Monday to Friday 2-6pm
- Or by appointment
Address
- Shop K29, Station Square
- 19/28 Remuera Road
- Newmarket
The Heat is a new artist run gallery and project space in Tamaki Makaurau. Their current exhibition, Windchime Portrait, is a solo presentation by Otepoti based Taarn Scott.
Windchime portrait was first shown as part of a collaboration with W. J. Fourie and H. P. Aoake. Centred around the body in An Endless Sky of Honey at Meanwhile gallery (2022) in Te Whanganui-a-Tara; the piece is a portrait, a piece of jewellery, a windchime or whatever you make of it.
Materials:
Metal hoop and chain and eyelets, fabric, acrylic, faux pearl beads and ceramic tears.
Taarn Scott is an artist from Ōtepoti. They graduated from Elam School of Fine Arts with a BFA (Hons). Scott is interested in the tactile and the poetic. They recently curated (Grow)home at the Anteroom project space and are currently exhibiting Ngā Hau o Tāwhirimātea with Hana Pera Aoake in collaboration with Riki Gooch at Enjoy, Te Whanganui-a-tara. They have collaborated on joint shows with Aoake and Wesley John Fourie; Invasive Weeds (or I wish I could give you the world, but I was only given mud, rot, and the bones of a half-eaten fish), The Physics Room, Ōtautahi among those.
