Intrepid Music Project: NZ Music Month Special Event
Intrepid Music Project: NZ Music Month Special Event At The Museum of the Vernacular (formerly Kerr Street Artspace), Devonport, Auckland, this Sunday, May 26, from 3pm. Above: Alex Taylor installing his map of New Zealand composers for the Sum of…
Alex Taylor awarded a Silver Scroll!
Above: Alex Taylor installing his map of New Zealand composers for the Cultural mapping Project exhibition Sum of the Parts. (late) Congratulations to Alex Taylor the 2012 winner of the SOUNZ Contemporary Award for his piece [inner]. The APRA (the…
Neighbours – A sound performance
Neighbors, a sound performance piece in response to the atrocity of civilian casualties in any military or war campaign was performed at The Depot during The Cultural mapping project Exhibition -Sum of the Parts on Saturday August 18. Neighbors was…
Neighbours Sound Performance this Saturday at The Depot 2pm
This Saturday at The Depot at 2pm Neighbours, a sound performance piece in response to the atrocity of civilian casualties in any military or war campaign written and performed by Andrew McMillan and: Jeff Henderson – reds Erikka Lindsay –…
The Cultural Mapping Project conversations: Luke Jacomb
http://youtu.be/249m7JRejt0 A while ago I was lucky enough to visit renowned glass artist Luke Jacomb at his new workshop and studio in West Auckland. This is brief interview from the day and features cameos from two other creatives: Joseph Nerney and Rene…
Today is New Zealand Poetry Day!
And although the opening for The Cultural Mapping Project exhibition Sum of the Parts is still two weeks away (Saturday August 11) we are excited about the readings that will be taking place. Some of New Zealand’s best known poets…
Brief for submissions for the Museum of the Vernacular introductory exhibition
We are looking for artworks that explore how you identify with New Zealand or New Zealand’s cultural identity to exhibit at the Museum of the Vernacular. Read more to find out how you can submit your work for immediate exhibition……