This exhibition follows a series of performative dinners and is the first of Chabanon’s two solo exhibitions in Wellington. The first part of Eating Each Other introduces her residency project through handmade ceramics and collaborative elements, framed by the futuristic architecture of Ian Athfield.

ships in the night is an allegorical consideration of how bodies and objects are increasingly choreographed and stymied within our crumbling colonial world order. New sculptural works by American artist Latham Zearfoss formally and conceptually align through the reverent use of low-grade packing material - brown paper, cardboard and tape.

Rough Rough, an exhibition of new works by Soraya Rhofir.

Rhofir borrows from Aotearoa/New Zealand’s everyday culture to produce work that she describes as “…an ensemble, a palette constructed as a collage, each piece opens to a dimension of ‘rough’: its vulnerability, its flexibility, its lightness…the pieces are nomadic, openings to another event, a horizon made of fabric, foam and wire”.

In Harbouring, Healy and Cordeiro present two linked projects that share commonalities of time, memorialisation, and expanded painting.