Past Exhibition

Hello Lamb: Perspectives of Elsewhere.

Tūrei 27 Hānuere -
Hātarei 21 Pēpuere

Tuesday 27 January -
Saturday 21 February

2009

Three sets of metal shelves containing a variety of objects including  a terracotta figure and a dvd player.

Image: Hello Lamb: The Do It Yourself Shelf Musuem of Possibilites (Take 3), 2009. 

Ichiro Endo, Keng Pin Hsu, Kimita Hattori, Koshi Kawachi, Tessa Laird, Ryuzo Nishida, Kennyuu Oku, Brydee Rood, Kakuro Sugimoto, Go Watabe, Daisuke Watanabe and Genda Yoshinaga.

The Hello Lamb Project is an artist run initiative involving selected early career artists and curators to work together on a series of exchange exhibitions between New Zealand and Japan. In part 1 of the exchange the Hello Lamb artists were sponsored by the New Zealand Japan Exchange Programme to travel to Tokyo and exhibit at GEISAI Museum 2 (emerging art fair) on May 11 2008. After returning from Tokyo, The Hello Lamb Project: Part 2 became a series of exhibitions in New Zealand presenting 'The Do It Yourself Shelf Museum Of Possibilities': Featuring the original Hello Lamb team in cohorts with newly enlisted artists from Japan selected by Michelle Armistead (Curatorial Advisor).

The group's name Hello Lamb is a merger of the iconic Japanese phenomena Hello Kitty, and New Zealand's cultural tourism trademark - the sheep. This combination represents a meeting point and engagement between both cultures. It is this cross cultural communication and translation, which the artists involved are interested in exploring.

Click to view the artist blog