Combining the kaupapa of tukutuku with that of the QR code, Pattern Recognition is a collaboration between artists Vicki Smith (Harihari / S.V.Kiritea) and Aroha Timoti-Coxon (Hokitika, Te Runaka o Makaawhio, Ngati Waewae, Ngai Tahu) funded by the Intercreate Research Centre.
Kedron Parker & Bruce McNaught THE WET INDEX invites people to see city water in a whole new way. Water collected from a variety of sources in Wellington – storm-water, grey-water, streams, and water tanks – will be on display as its own work of art, in a floor to ceiling ever-flowing waterfall curtain. The water curtain is […]
Martin Hill & Reuben Pohamara present their artwork Connect Here responds to the question “How do we connect with the places we inhabit?” This work represents a practice-based research journey where we have reflected on our personal connections with the notion of ‘place’, and supported the reflections of others on this question. This research required […]
Draw/record a walk along old (approximate) water routes in the upper city and to communicate progress via contemporary media which is visible in real time to symposium members on the sea line (shown on a screen and at the ADA Symposium in the Wharf/warehouse area).