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Objectspace writing workshop
Objectspace is delighted to stage our second writing workshop, which will be mentored by established art writer Tessa Laird.
Rings Without End
The jewellery in 'Rings Without End' is some of Karl Fritsch’s newest work, espousing his playful and idiosyncratic approach to his materials.
Ann Verdcourt: Still Lives
This exhibition at Objectspace considers three decades of Ann Verdcourt’s career through her still life works, an enduring theme from which she continues to draw lively inspiration.
Type Specimens: A Berlin Miscellany
While in Berlin in 2010, graphic designer Tana Mitchell discovered an expansive collection of letterpress type which she used to make her own typographical collection.
Kennedy Brown: Pacific Allsorts
The three pieces of furniture in Kennedy Brown’s Pacific Allsorts installation at Objectspace continue his exploration of the relationship between traditional and modern NZ furniture design.
Lugosi's Children
The idea of Bela Lugosi's offspring, his children of the night, and the music that they might make, underpins the thematic group exhibition 'Lugosi's Children' at Objectspace.
Yunomi and Choko
A selection of Japanese ceramic drinking vessels belonging to Whanganui-based potter Rick Rudd, collected during ceramics-focused visits to Japan in 1995 and 1997.
Eye Catch: Jewellery and Photography
Many jewellers have commissioned photographers to document and present their work and Eye Catch presents a number of examples of this relationship.
Why Milan? NZ designers reflect
A collaborative exhibition project and magazine feature presented by Objectspace and Urbis magazine.
Pauline Bern: Colonial Goose
The idea of making do with what's available is a fitting analogy for Pauline Bern's jewellery practice. Bern has always utilised locally sourced materials that are connected to her in some way.