• Not For Entertainment
  • Not For Entertainment

    Open: 08 May – 27 May 2012

     

    Few exhibitions in recent memory, save perhaps 2007's Turbulence Triennial, have self-consciously assembled work that is so hard to look at, so challenging to think about, and so necessary. Doris Salcedo once said of her work that: 'As an artist, I don't have the opportunity to choose the themes that inform a piece. The oft-celebrated freedom of the artist is a myth.'

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Exhibition

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Opens: 29 May

Whitespace is pleased to present Nachtrecorder as part of the 2012 Auckland Photography Festival. Formal opening Friday 1st June exhibition on display May 29 - June 16

View exhibition  data[@alias='PageTitle']Locust Jones: BOYCOTT ISOLATE SABOTAGE

Opens: 19 June

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data[@alias='PageTitle']Tiffany Singh | Next Wave Festival

May 2012

Drums Between the Bells | 19 - 27 May 2012 | Location: City Square, cnr Swanston and Collins Streets, Melbourne, Australia.

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Publications

data[@alias='Title']Mary McIntyre - Painter

by Robin Woodward

The message in all of these works is incontrovertible: Mary McIntyre will prevail. Nowhere is this clearer the in BIg Head, a majestic and monumental portrait head of McIntyre, which towers over the the mere mortals musing on her. Mere mortals they may be, critics they definitely are - leaning into one another, a little turn of the head, arms akimbo, hands in pockets, pondering, musing and pontificating. Academics or connoisseurs they might purport to be, but McIntyre sees right through poseurs and cuts them down to size. Ultimately they are simply mere males. And what's more, whatever that dog is doing - it isn't doing it on Mary. Here we have Mary McIntyre - the artist, the woman, the person - in control and in command. Mary McIntyre triumphant.

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Whitespace Contemporary Art

Directors Deborah White and Kenneth Johnson are proud to represent many of New Zealand's senior artists alongside outstanding emerging and mid-career talent. They present a vigorous exhibition programme of New Zealand and Pacific contemporary art, with regular international projects, and are committed to many public and community art projects.

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