There is very little in life that a giant fibreglass seal balancing a stool and a bicycle wheel on its nose can’t make better. The new exhibition at the Adam Art Gallery is grounded in discussing the influence of Marcel Duchamp’s work and theories on New Zealand artists throughout the second half of the 20th century, a dense theoretical topic at the best of times. Read more »
Posts By: Robert Kelly
A Few Beautiful Blogs
While primarily a music label, Erased Tapes’ videos walk an amazing line between referencing the music and creating their own worlds in reference to it. Read more »
Phillip Beesley’s Vesica
The visual world of Phillip Beesely’s Vesica is utterly intoxicating and enchanting. I got into ...Read more »
Guernica
One universal factor for artists is that they are unable to exist or to create ...Read more »
Cultural Cringe Vitriol
This was going to be a review of Robin White’s new exhibit at the Wellington ...Read more »
Cave Of Forgotten Dreams
Werner Herzog’s Cave of Forgotten Dreams is an effort by the eclectic German filmmaker to ...Read more »
Behind Closed Doors
4th June – 18th December 2011 This long running exhibit at the Adam Art Gallery ...Read more »
Shut Up Little Man! An Audio Misadventure
Shut Up Little Man is a scintillating documentary that deals with both personal narratives and ...Read more »
The Un-Sited
An underlying idea behind an exhibition is usually a theme or common thread that unites ...Read more »
Crown Lynn Exhibition
The new featured exhibit at the Wellington City Gallery is based on the now deceased ...Read more »
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