Lisa Reihana Exhibitions

The Wakatipu Chronicle

25 Nov 2017 - 18 Jan 2018

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Exhibition Works

Aspect 2
Ben Pearce Aspect 2 (2017)
Shin #4
Natalie Guy Shin #4 (2017)
The Calm
Paul Dibble The Calm (2015)
Holding the Movement
Paul Dibble Holding the Movement (2014)
A Black Union Jack
Ralph Hotere A Black Union Jack (1989/90)
Oputae
Ralph Hotere Oputae (1989)
Southern Winter
Simon Edwards Southern Winter (2017)
Black Pinnacle
Simon Edwards Black Pinnacle (2017)
An Allegory of Time
Terry Stringer An Allegory of Time (2017)
Seated Figure of Many Views
Terry Stringer Seated Figure of Many Views (2009)
Cook's Transit of Venus (12520 / 13065)
Lisa Reihana Cook's Transit of Venus (12520 / 13065) (2017)
Tupaia's Ceremony / Turtle Boys / Arioi Sass (08325)
Lisa Reihana Tupaia's Ceremony / Turtle Boys / Arioi Sass (08325) (2017)
Spring 14
Galia Amsel Spring 14 (2017)
Pistol and Kotiate
Martin Selman Pistol and Kotiate (2013)
Shell Pod #9
Ann Robinson Shell Pod #9 (2016)
Ice Bowl #89 (Hyacinth Blue)
Ann Robinson Ice Bowl #89 (Hyacinth Blue) (2010)
Kowhaiwhai Bowl (Clear)
Mike Crawford Kowhaiwhai Bowl (Clear) (2015)
Mauri Aroha
Israel Tangaroa Birch Mauri Aroha (2016/17)
Vortex 9
Neil Dawson Vortex 9 (2013)
Crater - Archaeology
Neil Dawson Crater - Archaeology (2005)
Aio ki te Aorangi
Reuben Paterson Aio ki te Aorangi (2016)
In a Place Amongst Stars
Reuben Paterson In a Place Amongst Stars (2014)
Snow Shift
Neil Frazer Snow Shift (2017)
High Point
Neil Frazer High Point (2015)
Plain Song: Columns of Light - In the Blue Air
J S Parker Plain Song: Columns of Light - In the Blue Air (2016)
Volcanic Orb [17-72]
John Parker Volcanic Orb [17-72] (2017)
Volcanic Bowl [17-59]
John Parker Volcanic Bowl [17-59] (2017)
Volcanic Bowl [17-67]
John Parker Volcanic Bowl [17-67] (2017)
Matt White Grooved Bottle [17-82]
John Parker Matt White Grooved Bottle [17-82] (2017)
Matt White Spotted Orb [17-71]
John Parker Matt White Spotted Orb [17-71] (2017)
Matt White Spotted Cylinder [17-80]
John Parker Matt White Spotted Cylinder [17-80] (2017)
Matt White Spotted Orb [17-75]
John Parker Matt White Spotted Orb [17-75] (2017)
Human Animal
Nigel Brown Human Animal (2017)
Tawaki
Nigel Brown Tawaki (2015)
Little Bronze Robin
Hannah Kidd Little Bronze Robin (2016)
Niki [20652]
Hannah Kidd Niki [20652] (2017)
Lattice No. 158
Ian Scott Lattice No. 158 (1987)
Off to Work
Dick Frizzell Off to Work (2016)
I'm Here for the Monkey #47
Dick Frizzell I'm Here for the Monkey #47 (2016)
Orinoco Driveway II
Dick Frizzell Orinoco Driveway II (2014)
Scratch
Mark Mitchell Scratch (2017)
Egress
Mark Mitchell Egress (2017)
The Crossing #14
Darryn George The Crossing #14 (2017)
View from the Top #3
Darryn George View from the Top #3 (2017)
Goblins Rd
Karl Maughan Goblins Rd (2016)
Kotuku Ngutupapa Waits
Chris Heaphy Kotuku Ngutupapa Waits (2016)
Get it Together
Chris Heaphy Get it Together (2016)
Nude 2
Jeffrey Harris Nude 2 (2007/08)
White Painting
Jeffrey Harris White Painting (1988)
Unobtrusive People of Olaga
Andy Leleisi'uao Unobtrusive People of Olaga (2016)
Polyneitus Spring Part IV
Andy Leleisi'uao Polyneitus Spring Part IV (2012)
Waking up to the Obscurity People - Part IV
Andy Leleisi'uao Waking up to the Obscurity People - Part IV (2014)

Exhibition Text

Taking place over both floors of our Queenstown gallery, The Wakatipu Chronicle is a major exhibition, conclusively demonstrating why New Zealand art is openly acknowledged everywhere as being internationally significant and collectively distinctive.

It features museum standard works by Ralph Hotere, Jeffrey Harris, Neil Dawson, Ian Scott and Ann Robinson. Included are major works by the 2017 Wallace Award recipient Andy Leleisi’uao and the 2017 Venice Biennale representative Lisa Reihana.

Praying mantis-like, Aspect 2 by Ben Pearce announces the arrival of a singular new figure in New Zealand sculpture. Similarly Natalie Guy in Shin 4 delivers a work of singular certainty which is imbued with the tensions of precariousness.

Reuben Paterson and Karl Maughan’s critically acclaimed floral works are counterpointed with the figurative mastery of Terry Stringer’s An Allegory of Time.

Vastly different, unique particularities of landscape and place are delivered by Dick Frizzell, Neil Frazer, Simon Edwards and J S Parker.

Dialogues about time, collective identity and individual values are resolutely explored by Nigel Brown and Chris Heaphy.

There are career defining works by Israel Birch, Mark Mitchell, Darryn George and Paul Dibble as well as key pieces from Galia Amsel, Mike Crawford and Hannah Kidd.

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