Showing posts for April 2012.
by Sue on 11 April 2012
Made Active: The Chartwell Show
Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki
14 April - 15 July 2012
www.aucklandartgallery.com
Opening on 14 April, 2012 is Made Active: The Chartwell Show, Level 2, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, Auckland, New Zealand.
Artists in the show, curated by...
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by Sue on 11 April 2012
A few notes regarding Made Active:The Chartwell Show...
01: Painting as Performance
Fiona Connor said to me recently that she has lately been thinking about painting as a documentation of performance. This is a good way to think about the physical nature of painting a painting. I read recently...
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by Sue on 11 April 2012
A few notes regarding Made Active: The Chartwell Show...
02: Abstract Expressionism revisited
In the context of this exhibition, where objects such as Paul Kos’ Equilibre 1V, 1992, are installed with expressionist paintings by Allen Maddox within a broader discussion of action and...
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by Melanie on 13 April 2012
To coincide with the upcoming exhibition of Daniel Malone’s major installation Black Market Next To My Name in Made Active: The Chartwell Show at Auckland Art Gallery, Clouds and Hopkinson Cundy are publishing a new book documenting the work. Titled Black Market Next To My Name, the...
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by Melanie on 23 April 2012
Chartwell would like to congratulate the recently announced Walters Prize 2012 nominees: Simon Denny, Alicia Frankovich, Kate Newby, and Sriwhana Spong. Their works will be exhibited in the Chartwell Gallery at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki from August to October; particularly exciting this year...
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by Sue on 26 April 2012
If I could be forgiven for crashing my way through art history, I did think it was a useful idea to pair ideas together from both the Auckland Art Gallery's Degas to Dali exhibition (D to D) and Made Active: The Chartwell Show. It would be a fairly random and, yes, lightweight, pairing/match up...
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