The Loft was Made for No one by Michael Parr and Blaine Western, now extended until Saturday 26 May.
S/F is now open Saturday 10–5 or by appointment.
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Newspaper Reading Club Daily by Fiona Connor and Michala Paludan,
held on The Loft was Made for No one, an installation by Michael Parr and Blaine Western.
Image © www.artsdiary.co.nz, 2012.
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S/F new space long opening weekend
Featuring:
The Loft was Made for No one by Michael Parr and Blaine Western
Newspaper Reading Club Daily by Fiona Connor and Michala Paludan
Long opening weekend:
Saturday 14 April 10:00 – 18:00
Sunday 15 and Monday 16 April 10.30 – 18:00
With daily newspaper reading at 11:00, 13:00, 15:00, and 17:00
Tune into the Newspaper Reading Reading Club on 88.0 FM
Please use the buzzer to ring 3C
3C/23 Dundonald Street
Eden Terrace
The Newspaper Reading Club Daily is made possible with support from Creative New Zealand and The Danish Arts Council Committee for International Visual Arts.
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S/F is pleased to be involved as co-publisher in a new exhibition project at ST PAUL St Gallery Three as part of the 2012 Curatorial Season.
Wednesday 12–14 April 2012
Preview Wednesday 11 April, 5.30pm
ST PAUL St Gallery Three
PAINTING THE AIR / OPPORTUNIVORES / ARCHIVE FEVER / MODULES FOR CONCEALMENT / AWRY & ARRAY
A project initiated by Narrow Gauge involving a collaboration between Nayoungim & Gregory Mass, Asumi Mizuo, Layla Tweedie-Cullen, Jayme Yen, and Karen Zheng.
Dear Nayoungim, Gregory, Karen, and Asumi
We invite you to collaborate with us.
We’d like to create an exhibition in which a publication document becomes an integral component of the outcome. We’re interested in collapsing the entire creative process: the planning of the exhibition, the planning of the document, the exhibition, as well as the exchange of ideas and material between all participants.
The possibility for multiple representations of the artists being simultaneously present in the same space is another element of this framework that interests us.
Distance will be a necessary object and obstacle. The exhibition will be in Auckland. Layla, Karen, and Asumi are local. Jayme is in Seattle. Gregory and Nayoungim are in Seoul.
Let us know what you think, we’d be thrilled to have you as part of this project.
Layla and Jayme
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