Forgotten Prospect publication edition published and distributed on the occasion of Tokyo Art Book Fair 2013.
Cover: Folded A3 printed with Risograph.
Text: 4pages, B6.
Text: 4pages, B6.
01 August 2013
WORK-BOOK - text contribution
For the possible no end, a text contribution on temporary-housing and shelter, and act of rebuilding.
WORK-BOOK brings together diverse responses to the idea of temporary structures with the specific intent of promoting critical research and experimental forays between the fields of art, design and architecture. The publication includes a manual for constructing makeshift furniture, several essays and visual contributions that focus on what it means to operate in either the transitional city of Christchurch, the aftermath of the natural disasters in Japan, or the implications and qualities inherent to a temporary form. WORK-BOOK embraces transitional and temporary methodologies and speculates on the latent possibilities that may exist in opportunistic, collaborative, short-term initiatives.
WORK-BOOK
Published by S/F, The Physics Room and Ilam Press
Edited by: Matthew Galloway, Melanie Oliver, Layla Tweedie-Cullen, Luke Wood
Design: Henry Babbage and Layla Tweedie-Cullen
Published on the occasion of the exhibition S/F at The Physics Room with Xin Cheng, Michael Parr and Blaine Western (22 June - 21 July 2013)
Printed on Riso at Ilam Press, 80pp, spiral bound
Edition 250 ISBN: 978-0-9864594-4-3
http://physicsroom.org.nz/publications/work-book
http://www.splitfountain.org/?p=6591
WORK-BOOK brings together diverse responses to the idea of temporary structures with the specific intent of promoting critical research and experimental forays between the fields of art, design and architecture. The publication includes a manual for constructing makeshift furniture, several essays and visual contributions that focus on what it means to operate in either the transitional city of Christchurch, the aftermath of the natural disasters in Japan, or the implications and qualities inherent to a temporary form. WORK-BOOK embraces transitional and temporary methodologies and speculates on the latent possibilities that may exist in opportunistic, collaborative, short-term initiatives.
WORK-BOOK
Published by S/F, The Physics Room and Ilam Press
Edited by: Matthew Galloway, Melanie Oliver, Layla Tweedie-Cullen, Luke Wood
Design: Henry Babbage and Layla Tweedie-Cullen
Published on the occasion of the exhibition S/F at The Physics Room with Xin Cheng, Michael Parr and Blaine Western (22 June - 21 July 2013)
Printed on Riso at Ilam Press, 80pp, spiral bound
Edition 250 ISBN: 978-0-9864594-4-3
http://physicsroom.org.nz/publications/work-book
http://www.splitfountain.org/?p=6591
05 July 2013
By the book @ split/fountain
By the book is a visual survey of the long-gone 'today'. Houses, shops, cities, villages and ways of people's life, you will find a mixture of lost and unchanged things between the pages of publications that are at least 40 year-old.
Organised by artist Asumi Mizuo for S/F, this project presents a broad range of photography from some unexpected sources.
On loan from the private collections of Auckland-based artists and photographers, and including Mizuo’s collection of vintage photogravure print books from Japan.
Display tables by Eleanor Cooper and Melanie Kueng.
By the book
1 -29 June 2013
By the book
1 -29 June 2013
split/fountain
3C/23 Dundonald Street
Eden Terrace, Auckland
3C/23 Dundonald Street
Eden Terrace, Auckland
30 November 2012
Temporary housing + shelter
A series of work produced for the publication project, Temporary housing + shelter by split/fountain. Publication design by Layla Tweedie-Cullen. Printed on risograph. Edition of 300. Launched in September at Tokyo Art Book Fair 2012.
23 August 2012
Forgotten Prospect @ split/fountain
Forgotten Prospect Project
More info and photos here.
Exhibition:
9 June - 7 July
Opening Friday 8 June 6pm
War film event:
Saturday 23 June 8pm – Sunday 24 June 8am
Artist talk:
Saturday 7 July 2pm
split/fountain
3C/23 Dundonald Street
Eden Terrace
Forgotten Prospect was made possible with support from Creative New Zealand, the Asia New Zealand Foundation, and the Japan New Zealand Exchange Programme (NZJEP).
12 June 2012
Forgotten Prospect 9 June - 7 July 2012
Exhibition:
9 June - 7 July
Opening Friday 8 June 6pm
War film event:
23 June 8pm – 24 June 8am
split/fountain
3C/23 Dundonald Street
Eden Terrace
Forgotten Prospect was made possible with support from Creative New Zealand, the Asia New Zealand Foundation, and the Japan New Zealand Exchange Programme (NZJEP).
13 March 2012
Ulex vexillum @ The Sculpture Park
Gorse was once introduced by European settlers to New Zealand and quickly took over North Island much like the settlers themselves. Now regarded as a pest plant, the plant is readily removed from farms as well as the Sculpture Park.
A large gorse-dyed linen flag is suspended between two pine trees on the hill looking out to the Waikato plain. The setting incorporates the Waikato farmland as a borrowed scenery into the installation. Ulex vexillum breaches the boundary between the farm and arboretum, and extends the inquiries into the layers of human interventions to the park and beyond.
Ulex vexillum is a site-specific installation for the exhibition curated by Kim Paton for the Sculpture Park at Waitakaruru Arboretum.
Call and Response
17 March - 10 June 2012
The Sculpture Park
Waitakaruru Arboretum
207 Scotsman Valley Rd
Tauwhare, Waikato
http://www.sculpturepark.co.nz
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