Avatar Body Collision, Vivien Atkinson, Lisa Benson, John Borley, Ali Bramwell, Steve Carr and Sean Kerr, Mark Harvey, Naomi Lamb, Sally J. Morgan and No Mad Nomad, curated by Charlotte Parallel.
Past Exhibition
Tūrei 3 -
Hātarei 21
Oketopa
Tuesday 3 -
Saturday 21
October
2006
"Being relatively new to Dunedin, I have heard many impassioned recounts about events/performances/live art events that have already occurred in a myriad of spaces throughout the city. These previous events are embedded in the art and social history Dunedin continues to be renowned for. Thanks to an immense amount of hard work and risk-taking artists and cultural workers, as well as the consistent development of artist runs paces and collectives, the audience for performance art has been richly cultivated.
"Working directly in the public eye was an essential component for more than one artist in this series. When working outside the safety of the Blue Oyster, artists were increasingly vulnerable to the demands of the translation but also gave the audience more direct interface with the works. In one case, artist Mark Harvey attracted a 'guardian' where a random teenager protected him from interference allowing Harvey to complete his task." - Charlotte Parallel
Sally J. Morgan | Episode 2: Points of Perspective
Avatar Body | Collision Familiar Features and Collision Workshop
Vivien Atkinson | How to Remember and Who Am I - Where Am I?
Ali Bramwell | Under Construction
Steve Carr and Sean Kerr | Camp
Genie Lee | No Mad Nomad
Mark Harvey | Volume 1 and Volume 2
Naomi Lamb | Picturesque
John Borley | Gather
Lisa Benson | Twenty minute spin
Sunday 8 October: Panel Discussion with Emma Bugden, Caro McCaw, Mark Harvey, Adrian Hall, Rob Garret, chaired by Su Ballard
