2006
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MARCH 2006

MIND GAMES
‘Keep playin’ those ____ ____ forever’


Curators: Kerrie-Dee Johns and Fiona Bates
Artists: David Keating, Gabrielle de Vietri, Bree Dalton, Ms & Mr (aka Stephanie and Richard nova Milne), Something Haptic and Ry Haskings


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MARCH 2006

ITUG
Integrated Transportation with Unusual Guides

OFFSITE CONICAL PROJECT:
Nextwave Containers Village, Shed 14, Harbour Esplanade, Docklands.

Principal Tuggers: Jason Maling, Harriet Turnbull, Briele Hansen, Robin Hely & Duncan Macgregor (engineer).

ITUG is a revolution in lo-fi transportation - an artist powered rickshaw company that wants to take you places, and not just in your imagination. Offering minimal comfort, multiple breakdowns and vague timetables, our committed charming guides will be available for hire at our central depot in the Next Wave Containers Village

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APRIL 2006

Testudo
David Simpkin


There are flies on me and you can see where they are.
DS.

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APRIL 2006

Sick
Ian Haig


The drawings in Sick are not drawings of sick people, but rather drawings of sickness, bodily mutations, mutilations, and human transformations. After all sickness and disease is the ultimate subjective transformative state, your body literally becomes an other. Sick is therefore about that other.

The gallery is like a hospital, the white washed walls, the halogen lights, the hushed tones and vacant contemplation, like a sterile hospital ward.

If the gallery is a hospital then art and artists are the diseased, sick and injured. The whole idea of making art is indeed a kind of pathology.

Creativity a form of sickness, art as a disease.

IH

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MAY 2006

Doubt
Simon Horsburgh, Louise Hubbard, Sanja Pahoki, Kiron Robinson, Lani Seligman and Teddy Wu Kwok


Doubt knows where I hide the spare key.

Doubt brings together the work of six artists who actively negotiate the condition of doubt within their creative practice. It is a celebration of the ‘dubious proposition’ in art making; of conjecture, flux and possibility.

The project does not seek to examine doubt as a concept. Rather, the artists involved have developed a group of works extending from a shared methodology, and in consideration of the ways in which doubt has become embedded and manifest in the continuum of their practice. Consequently, the artists have not only explored their own personal and creative relationships with doubt, but located integral points of convergence and departure in the work of one another.

Images 1, 2, 3, 5: Sanja Pahoki

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Lani Seligman & Kiron Robinson

JUNE 2006

Marking Time
Justine Henry, Susan Jacobs, Rebecca Umlauff, Jason Maling and Torie Nimmervoll


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JULY 2006

Return to Point
Arlo Mountford


Images 1, 2: Christian Capurro

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JULY 2006

Picnic
James Geurts


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AUGUST 2006

Superhappiness
Kit Wise


Images 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Christian Capurro

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AUGUST 2006

Floors, joints and partitions
Catherine Hart


Images 1, 2, 3, 4: Christian Capurro

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SEPTEMBER 2006

distance equals rate times time
Paul Shephard and Simon Maidment


Images 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Christian Capurro

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SEPTEMBER 2006

Grotto
Victor Berezovsky (NZ)


Images 1, 2, 3: Christian Capurro

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OCTOBER 2006

Nerve Meter(re) 0.0011
David O'Donoghue.


Images : Christian Capurro

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NOVEMBER 2006

Subpoena
Louise Hubbard and John Vella.


Images : Christian Capurro

Subpoena Catalogue (pdf)

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DECEMBER 2006

Respirator
Craig Easton
Simon McIntyre (NZ)
Jeena Shin (NZ)
Bryan Spier
David Thomas


Curated by Adrien Allen

Images : Christian Capurro

Respirator Catalogue (pdf)

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