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Cultural Diplomacy

Denys Watkins

Wednesday 15 September - 10 October

New work by Denys Watkins plays with the words 'cultural diplomacy'.

Don't worry, be happy

Wednesday 18 August

It seems that in every era, no matter how optimistic, the social mood is either mitigated by or closely followed by a period of pessimism and in turn, followed again by optimism. Brit's new images, objects, and video representing apocalyptic paranoia combined with trancelike whimsy look at this idea. A 3D model of Homer Simpson’s nuclear factory is transformed into a winter dreamscape. Emergency vehicles cross over a bridge over a satellite image of the Verdun.



Anarchy in Avondale

Wednesday 21 July

Anarchy is Avondale is another in the series of exhibitions through which the backstory of Cook & Co becomes apparent. Her 2010 exhibition The Queen is Dead, Long live the Queen memorialized the last days of Cook & Co's regal glories, and her upcoming 2011 exhibition in Amsterdam will unveil the reborn identity of her global jewellery company. Whereas Anarchy reflects the angsty, rebellious teenage years of Cook & Co.




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Mary Newton Gallery represents selected contemporary New Zealand artists, and specialises in the exhibition and sale of contemporary New Zealand art.



Gallery Updates

Cache and Wild/Life

September 10

Mahara Gallery, Waikanae recently opened exhibitions of new work by Anna-Marie O'Brien and Gary Freemantle.

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Sam Mitchell wins the Wallace Art Awards

September 10

Congratulations to Sam Mitchell who is this year's winner of the Wallace Art Awards.

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