Current exhibitions
Philip Trusttum Survey
Philip Trusttum is without doubt one of New Zealand’s most important living artists. The Wallace Arts Trust is proud to present the first major survey of Truttum’s work, and to have produced the only major publication dedicated to his practice, covering the art he has created over five decades.
A Playful Movement: Younger Generation Czech and Polish Animators, and Privatisation
Curated by Miriam Harris and co-ordinated by Deborah Lawler-Dormer.
To follow on from part one of this exhibition (Czech and Polish Veteran and Mid-careerist Animators), the work of fourteen talented Czech and Polish animators from the younger generation is examined in this part of the show.
Upcoming events
Short + Sweet Dance Festival Teaser
Short + Sweet Dance Festival Teaser at The Pah
Join us for three, 10 minute dance performances amidst the Pah Homestead artworks. This free teaser event will start at midday.
Short + Sweet Dance Festival, in association with STAMP at THE EDGE, presents a celebration of the hottest short dance works in New Zealand, 7-11 February 2012 at The Concert Chamber, Auckland Town Hall.
For bookings go to www.the-edge.co.nz or ring 0800 BUY TICKETS
and for more information visit www.shortandsweet.org
Cachaca Duo 'Latin Moods' Concert
Cachaca Duo - Belinda Carrigan (violin) and Johannes Dimyadi (guitar) deliver soothing bossa nova, stirring tangos, and a samba or two. Experience the Latin moods brought to you by two skilled and talented musicians at the Pah Homestead, 29 January 2012.
Tickets are available at the Pah Homestead (front desk), payments can also be processed over the phone 09 639 2010
Tickets
Adults $20 Children & Trust Supporters $15
For more infomation:
www.cachacaduo.com
OR email enquiries@wallaceartstrust.org.nz
Upcoming exhibitions
'Trick i-eye: Sound Vision and new Digital Artworks by Rachael Linton
Exhibition Opening 31 January 6pm
In 2008 New Zealand digital artist Rachael Linton produced the short film Sound Vision. Sound Vision explores the physical and psychological affects of colour, light and sound vibration and how they may be used as a means of therapy through film. Linton's new works entice people to interact with physical and non-physical space with ease. The three spinning kinetic artworks titled ‘Turning Phenomena’ appear differently as changing vibrational frequencies alter peoples' perception of the work.
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