WHAT'S ON at TheNewDowse
WHAT'S ON at TheNewDowse
29th March - 11th April,
2010 This
week... Late Lounge April: Harbour City Electric this
Thurs 1 April Start the Easter break with the unique
sounds of Harbour City Electric. The evening warms up with
exhibition tours at 5:30pm and 6:30pm and Harbour City
Electric on stage at 7pm. Entry is by koha with all
galleries, café, cash bar and Shopette open until 9pm. www.myspace.com/harbourcityelectric Hothouse
Season 3 opens this Saturday 3 April The latest
installment of HotHouse, the popular exhibition of New
Zealand's hottest entrepreneurial ideas, features a spectrum
of eco-products incorporating sustainable design for life -
and death. From Greg Holdsworth's eco-coffin to The Plant
Room, a unique "bolt-on" garden room, Hothouse Season 3
celebrates the latest and the greatest in New Zealand
sustainable design. (Image credit: David Trubridge, Basket
of Knowledge, 2009. Image courtesy of David
Trubridge)
Long Live the Modern closes this Sunday April
4 Hit the Wall: Jae Hoon
Lee's Continuing Exhibitions... Bogle Bogle by Seung
Yul Oh until 30 May Bill Viola:
The Messenger until 4 July Lisa Walker:
Unwearable until 25 April www.facebook.com/thenewdowse Also
currently at TheNewDowse: Bogle Bogle by Seung Yul Oh and
Drawing Conclusions: Hotere, McCahon, Peebles, Walters until
30th May Call Hutt InfoLine 570
6660, for recorded messages on Council's services and
facilities e.g. press 9 for the dates and times of Council
meetings.. Ride into the summer of cycling at www.summerscene.co.nz ENDS
www.newdowse.org.nz
Last chance to see this acclaimed touring exhibition of
New Zealand modernist architecture.
A new Jae Hoon Lee work, Tracking (2010), has just
been installed in the foyer. Tracking comes from Lee's
recent travels to the Annapurna region of Nepal and is made
up of images he took over a 30 minute period while on a trek
there. www.newdowse.org.nz
Oh's mischievous, animal-like shapes
and forms are adding colour and humour to TheNewDowse
festival season. Oh's work combines elements of East Asian
pop culture with ironic references to Western modern
art.
Drawing Conclusions: Hotere, McCahon, Peebles,
Walters until 30 May
Major works from TheNewDowse
collection by Ralph Hotere, Colin McCahon, Don Peebles and
Gordon Walters alongside preparatory works that provide a
glimpse into each artist's working process.
The Messenger envelops its
viewers in an entrancing underwater world of image and sound
that has been described as 'eye-opening' and
'life-affirming'. This is the first time a major work by
Bill Viola has been exhibited in New Zealand
TheNewDowse celebrates the
achievements of one of New Zealand's most internationally
successful jewellers with a survey exhibition that traces
the dramatic changes in Lisa Walker's practice since the
early 1990s.
45 Laings Road Lower Hutt | ph 04 570
6500 | FREE ENTRY
Open: Mon-Fri 10am-4.30pm, Sat-Sun
10am-5pm
www.newdowse.org.nz
The next Late Lounge is Thursday April 1st with
Harbour City Electric from 7pm