Posts filed under Zara Stanhope

10/06/2019

“Post hoc”: Attention to bygone phenomena – Interview with Dane Mitchell

This years’ pavilion of New Zealand of the 58. Venice Biennale in the Palazzina Canonica is housing an installation by Dane Mitchell. The exhibition is curated by Dr Zara Stanhope and Chris Sharp. The heart of the work is an inventory of over two million items, naming bygone phenomena, ranging from dead words to extinct… (read more)

Posted in Interviews and tagged 58th Biennale, Bienale di Venezia, bygone phenomena, Chris Sharp, Dane Mitchell, Institute of Marine Sciences, Instituto di Scienze Marine, Italy, New Zealand, New Zealand at Venice, Palazzina Canonica, Pavilion of New Zealand, Post hoc, Zara Stanhope
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15/05/2019

Biennale di Venezia: Concealed, vanished and reappeared

To start the 58th Venice Biennale, the curator Ralph Rugoff, conceals the entrance of the Central Pavilion with clouds of fog by Lara Favaretto (Thinking Head). The vapour makes not only disappear the building, but is also the expression for smoking brains of thinkers in an undisclosed location. Veiling, disappearance as well as making things… (read more)

Posted in Exhibitions and tagged 58th Biennale, Arsenale, Belgium, Biennale di Venezia, Brazil, Cuba, Egypt, Finland, Germany, Ghana, Giardini, India, Italy, Lara Favaretto, May you live in interesting times, Mongolia, New Zealand, Poland, Ralph Rugoff, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Swizzerland, Venezuela, Venice, Venice Biennale
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Posts filed under Zara Stanhope

10/06/2019

“Post hoc”: Attention to bygone phenomena – Interview with Dane Mitchell

15/05/2019

Biennale di Venezia: Concealed, vanished and reappeared

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