Showing posts with label Exhibitions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exhibitions. Show all posts

Tuesday

D-FUSE - ‘SURFACE’




This international multi-media event is on at Galatos this Thursday - check it out.

Students only $15.


MIC Toi Rerehiko + British Council + OneDotZero present
D-FUSE - ‘SURFACE’
Thursday 18th October
Live at Galatos.

Experience the NZ premiere of SURFACE - live sonic cinema from London-based AV pioneers D-Fuse. Take a high-tech trip through the high-res horizons of China, Asia and the UK. This multi-screen, multi-sensory performance is inspired by the sights+sounds of our rapidly-changing urban landscapes. Follow the trail of human impact and find moments of still, slack-jawed beauty between the gutters and the skies. New content from each city D-Fuse visit during RE-IMAGINING THE CITY will be cut into SURFACE - look out for local scenes on-screen.

D-Fuse have played/exhibited at Sonar (Barcelona), The V&A Museum (London), Mori Arts Centre (Tokyo), Life Hub (Shanghai), and have collaborated with musicians Beck, Scanner, Swayzak and Alter Ego.

$20 door sales from 8pm/$15 for all design, architecture and moving image students (show ID).
Support from Wired Visuals and Groucho.

www.dfuse.com

http://mic.org.nz/mic/2007/d-fuse/

Foodspace: Utensil Exhibtion

Check this out in the building 1 foyer this week!

Sunday

Topart and WID_2007














There are a number of exhibitions on in building 1 this week:

TOP ART
The best NCEA art and design folders from 2006 are on show in the student gallery next to the cafe.

UNDISCOVERED TERRAIN
A show of student work from across the School of Art and Design, in Snowhite and the foyer.

WID_2007
World Interiors Day 2007. This year the theme is light. To participate in WID_2007 I have curated an exhibition of interior student work that investigates light. This is in the space outside the fridge. Get along and take a look, you might see some of your own work out and about. Kathy.

The work seen here is by Emma Andrews, year 4 interior.

Monday

Nanette Cameron Interior Design Scholarship













The Bachelor of Design interior major is most fortunate to have the support of Nanette Cameron and the Interior Design Guild. Each year the guild awards scholarships to three final year Bachelor of Design Interior students. Awards are given for excellence in studio and in drawing and a further award is given for the most improved performance over the third year of study.

Nanette’s School of Interior Design, based at Te Tuhi in Pakaranga, (http://www.tetuhi.org.nz/) is well recognised throughout the design industry. In its forty-plus year history the school has instilled an understanding and appreciation of design in thousands of students. In 2004 Nanette Cameron was awarded a Queen's Service Medal for her contribution to the community. She is also an honorary member of the Designers’ Institute of New Zealand

Nanette is best known as a teacher. After a degree course at Otago University, Nanette taught for several years before going overseas to spend time traveling and soaking up the arts and current developments in design.

Nanette began working in the interior design field at a time when the scene was dynamic in
Auckland. Architects such as The Group were changing the face of domestic architecture.
At the time there was a milieu of designers and artists, based around Vulcan Lane, involved in design for houses, interiors, lighting, furniture, ceramics and fashion, producing a stimulating cross fertilization of ideas.

Nanette is passionate about design, architecture, interiors, landscaping and has a thirst for new concepts and developments, which she delights in sharing.

The School of Design at Unitec is honored to have the support of Nanette and the Interior Design Guild.

The Nanette Cameron interior design scholarships were awarded last week at a function in the student gallery at Unitec.

The Interior Design Guild Scholarship winners in 2007 are:


Award for Studio, Kylie Giblin
Award for Drawing, Eric Zu
Progress Award, Maria Fredatovich

(Image above, from L to R: Eric, Nanette, Maria, Kylie and images of the exhibition Blank Page)


Interior students and staff "Out To Lunch" at AK07






Monday 19 March from 1:30pm*
AK07 only happens every 2 years, it would seem a shame to miss it, so we invite all interior design staff and students "Out To Lunch".


Itinerary
(Click on map to enlarge)
Meet at 1:30pm at Red Square (Britomart) -take public transport from Unitec**

2:00pm Tour of the famous Speigeltent
Since Marlene Dietrich sang Falling In Love Again in The Famous Spiegeltent in the 1930s, its magic mirrors have reflected thousands of images of artists, audiences and exotic gatherings. Like every old theatre, her ghosts travel with her, woven into ballooning velvet canopies, the circular teak dance floor and stained cut-glass windows. Her intimate booths, ornate bar and bevelled mirror columns hold a million secrets under the glorious Art Nouveau chandelier.

2:45pm "The Long March"part of Turbulence: 3rd AUCKLAND TRIENNIAL
Gus Fisher Gallery, Kenneth Meyer Center, Shortland Street
for more info on The Long March see http://www.longmarchspace.com/
As part of the project the artists are also surveying peoples opinions
on the issue at http://usuite.com/survey/000254f5f11b4ac790d38c0822e827cc.sur

3:45 TRUE NORTH Isaac Julien
St Paul St Gallery, AUT Campus St Paul Street
Film projects with multiple screen projection.

4:45 BLOW Aotea Center Foyer
BLOW is an interactive installation experience of New Zealand performance art and design. An interdisciplinary approach to performance media; lighting, sound, projection, set, object, costume, sensory, surface, body and space. BLOW will parallel a theatrical event as a site of transformation, generation and cultural memory. BLOW will operate as both an installation and as a performance, a cross-sensory experience of art and design, where the worlds created continually transform. BLOW will transgress the perceived boundaries between visual arts, performing arts, architecture and design.
BLOW is designed and curated by Tracey Collins and Sue Gallagher, (who presented this project at an Insiders talk last year) in collaboration with NZ performance artists and designers.

There are many other excellent visual art events on as part of AK07 but we will not have time as a group to see them all.
I recommend that you plan another day out particulalry to see JOC – Jewellery Out of Context (Objectspace), Rare View, curated by Lisa Reihana (Moving Image Center) and Mirror Worlds (Two Rooms).
For locations and times see http://www.aucklandfestival.co.nz

* Classes: 2nd year drawing and 4th year professional practice will not take place this week.

** Public Transport Information
Parking in the city will cost you $4 per hour minimum. Public transport from Unitec is recommended.
Bus: 049 Stagecoach bus from the Pt Chev shops to Britomart leaves at 1pm, arrive Britomart 1:25, $3.20 single fare.
Train: leaves Mt Albert station for Britomart at 1:05, arrvives at Britomart 1:35, $2.80 single fare.
Maps: you can all find you way to Britomart where we will give you maps

Friday

Petits Fours Exhibition

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