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Gallery Hours: Tues - Sat, 12 - 4 pm

Ryan Lesley Cockburn 'Shadowplay' exhibition  Ryan Cockburn brings his fragile, hand constructed record interventions and sculptures to us from Melbourne. Seeking to create a project of process and adapting the space to throw light and sound using the vinyl record as the medium for this transaction. More info here

 

Thurday 17 May 2012 7 pm

Please join us at the AF HQ for a discussion around the topic of NZ Music Month! The panelists include:
 Kiran Dass, Duncan Greive and Joseph Nunweek
 This discussion will be moderated by Gareth Shute.
 “What? When? Why? Who? Me??” are all questions that commonly race through our brains as NZ Music Month envelops us every May. Founded in 2000, the yearly event is now an iconic national institution – but is this brand awareness coming at a price? What's been achieved? Who's being promoted, and to whom? Please join our esteemed panelists as they shine a light through the fog.

 

Elam @ Audio Foundation : Sonic Brew

Friday May 18th, 6pm - 8pm
A 2 hour sonic extravaganza at the Audio Foundation. Feast on sound performances and installations from a diverse range of staff and students from Elam School of Fine Arts.

 

Ruby Read & Heidi Brickell - The Village exhibition

Saturday 2 June, 2012

5.30pm opening

The Village

There once were some peasants who lived in a small village surrounded by tall mountains. The earth was red and rich and the mountain landscape was blue and beautiful. Each day the peasants would fetch fresh water, harvest their crops and care for their babies. But dangerous blue monsters lurked in the towering blue mountains. The peasants, who feared the blue monsters, would never stray far from the village. The village was their refuge. Some days, when the sun was gold and bright and shone beyond the mountain ridges, a peasant might cast a weary glance into the distance and feel her stony heart lighten, at a glimpse of yellow mountains on the horizon.

Ruby Read and Heidi Brickell are Auckland-based artists. The Village exhibition will feature video/performance and sculptural works.

Special thanks to Coopers and CNZ for their continued support.

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