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Disposable Gestures. Priscilla Rose Howe & Liam Krijgsman
Exhibition ephemera that looks like a scrunched up serviette with writing on it, designed by Lee Richardson

Exhibition ephemera designed by Lee Richardson.

Current Exhibition

Hātarei 13 Hepetema -
Rātapu 26 Oketopa

Saturday 13 September -
Sunday 26 October

2025

Upcoming Event

An Information-soaked Talk to Clean your Braincells
A continuous towel hand dryer made by Liam Krijgsman. An exposed circuitboard is on the left of the dryer, with a no touching sing underneath it.

Liam Krijgsman, Words, for F.R. David, 2025.

Next on:

Hātarei 25 Oketopa

Saturday 25 October

2025

11:00 AM


Blue Oyster, 16 Dowling Street, Ōtepoti Dunedin