Art in the Dark 2011

New work of a site-specific installation will be part of Art in the Dark, two nights event of art in Western Park, Freemans Bay/Ponsonby.
11 & 12 November 2011

www.artinthedark.co.nz


Drawing a Sea, a concept sketch.

Surface Characteristics @ split/fountain

Inconspicuous Motto

Surface Characteristics 29 July – 20 August 2011

A group show with Claire Cooper, Clara Chon and Xin Cheng

Surface Characteristics @ split/fountain

A SIZE OF TRAGEDY

A SIZE OF TRAGEDY, the Evening Post, 6 August 1945.

Source: Papers Past, National Library of New Zealand.

Click on the image to see a bigger picture.

TEE PARTY

September 29, 1938
An advertisement appeared on The New Zealand Herald on the day Sudetenland was ceded to Germany.


Hirohito
Decorations of Honour given and divested:
Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath – Conferred in 1921, revoked in 1942.
Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order – Conferred in 1924, revoked in 1942.

Designed by Asumi Mizuo. These T-shirts were produced for the occasion of Tokyo Art Book Fair 2010, and were available online on-demand from TEE PARTY. Participated as split/fountain.

Crown Lynn: Crockery of Distinction

29 January - 25 April 2011

Artist's Workshop—Asumi Mizuo
Saturday 9 April, 2–4pm

http://citygallery.org.nz/





More photos of the Kintsugi Crown Lynn works is here.

Micro Sites Project

Signs for Mechanics Bay: NO SWIMMING, LOOKOUT and BEACH ACCESS

The sings show the way to the now-reclaimed historic coastline of Mechanics Bay.

Installed in Alten Road Reserve and along Anzac Avenue. Organised by Auckland City Council Public Art Team. Completed in July 2010, scheduled to stay till 2015.

"Micro Sites is a series of 12 small, temporary public art projects by 13 artists that are intriguing, subtle and surprising discoveries for people living, working and walking through Auckland’s Learning Quarter."
Micro Sites Project, Public Art, Auckland Council

re:location @ THE GREEN BENCH, Wanganui

http://greenbench.org/project/relocation


Installation view at Green Bench, Wanganui.