Seven Octaves Plus A Minor Third – curated by Amelia Harris (8/08/2013 – 31/08/2013)

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The piano is a standard of sorts, organising the playing of music into a monochromatic world of straight lines and rectangles, from which much clunking and beauty has been born. This exhibition gathers together members of the sound community, musicians, pianists and those humble clunkers to examine the piano, key by key.

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Participants:

Hermione Johnson

Balamohan Shingade

Colin Woods

Ben Holmes

Angeline Chirnside

Torben Tilly

Alla Sosnovskaia

Larissa Allen

Gabriel White

Jenny Laycock

Markus Hofko

Karin Hofko

Eli Orzessek

Chris Cudby

John Radford

and more

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Amelia Harris is an artist, curator, film producer and dabbler. She likes to take a look at places and objects that have become stale, or need to be re-examined, for the pleasure and challenge of reinvigoration. Amelia produced the feature film ‘Oracle Drive’ that premiered at the New Zealand

International Film Festival this year, curated public programs for The Film Archive for 3 years, as well as producing a couple of feature documentaries on Auckland with Gabriel White. As an artist Amelia has shown at the George Fraser Gallery, Gus Fisher carpark – Auckland International Arts Festival 07, The Fine Arts Library, St Paul St and most recently at Rm as part of ‘Expanded Map’.
Amelia has an MFA from Elam and a BA in film from UOA.

Special thanks to Old Mout and CNZ.