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Elam Artists Grad Show
Final year students from the University of Auckland’s Elam School of Fine Arts will present their work to the public later this month at the annual Elam Artists Graduate Show.
The three-day visual extravaganza comprises the work of almost 100 graduating undergraduate and postgraduate students and features sculpture, ceramics, painting, photography, printmaking, installation, drawing, textile, moving image, sound work, and multimedia projects.
An established highlight of the Auckland arts calendar, the show attracts thousands of visitors including artists, art lovers, curators and collectors, and is widely seen as indicating the future direction of contemporary art.
A number of Elam graduates go on to forge significant creative careers both in New Zealand and overseas.
“Every year Elam students present exciting, moving, provocative and rigorous work in our annual Elam Artists Graduate Show,” says Associate Professor Peter Shand, Head of School.
“Their work traverses style, media and areas of concern and with a range of art and art practices that strengthens Elam’s commitment to contemporary art. Creativity is critically important to all of us at this time. We need to respond to the many challenges brought about by an exponential escalation of social and cultural change, environmental crisis and economic instability. Creativity reminds us of who we are as people and inspires us as citizens. We are very proud of what Elam students achieve in their work and congratulate them on their achievements,” he says.
Elam Artists Graduate Show 2018 launches with a preview evening on Thursday 22 November from 5.30 to 7.30pm at the Old Arts Quad (Summer Shakespeare Lawn), located behind Elam B (5 Symonds Street).
The visual arts showcase continues from 10am to 5pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 23, 24, and 25 November, at 20 Whitaker Place, 5 Symonds Street (Elam B) and The George Fraser Gallery (25A Princes Street).
Events are free and open to the public. To find out more visit https://elamartists.ac.nz.
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