HOURS
Thursday 11-5
Friday 11-5
Saturday 11-4
Tinker
Eva, Cyberboy666, Cassie Gilmore-Freeth,
Frankass!!! Indigogue Browne…
02/10/2025 – 29/10/2025
Opening Wednesday 1 October 5:30 pm
Tinker is a group exhibition of moving image & interactive video installation. The work responds to Jackie Jenkin’s curatorial prompt:
Explore what moving image experiences could look or feel like outside of the doom scroll or binge-watching of platform video streaming, specifically in terms of how material analogue technologies can disrupt the psychosensorial malaise of app-based content experiences.
Through custom printed circuit board architecture, analogue video manipulation, and performance, the artists in Tinker embrace maximalism in their exploration of well-worn wares and electronics. What does their tinkering mean in contrast to the prevalence of slick, wireless, and high-definition technologies?
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Cassie Gilmore-Freeth is a sculptor and performance artist based in Te Whanganui-a-Tara, whose practice is driven by decay, lesbian sadomasochism, and symbiotic power relations.
cyberboy666 is a video-artist & tool-maker interested in experimental media-art, electronics, creative code, open source, hack culture, community space, outsider film making, weird & trash cinema.
Frankass!!! Indigogue Browne... is Sophia Frudd. He is a nonbinary, half Filipino musician, multidisciplinary artist, & filmmaker based in Newtown, Te Whanganui-a-Tara. Their work aims to be maximalist powerlines that prioritize evocation & improvisation, expressions of sentimentality towards chaos, movement, & intuition.
Eva’s work is an exploration of texture. They collect, create, curate, and reimagine a range of subject matter across many mediums. Their work has adorned the music scene across Te Whanganui-a-Tara and Ōtautahi, creating album covers, posters and live video projection for events/festivals.
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Poster Design by Harris Wilson
Sponsored by Parrotdog beer
With support from Creative New Zealand
Upcoming: A.J Manaaki Hope — November