Sculpture on the Gulf 2007
The third Sculpture on the Gulf, a biennial New Zealand art event, exhibited 26 site responsive installations on a 2.5 km trail curling around Te Whetumatarau Point, Matiatia Bay, Waiheke Island between 26 January – 11 February 2007[1][2]
Artistic director: Jackie O’Brien
Curators: Priscilla Pitts (Director, Dunedin Public Art Gallery), Brett Graham (artist and teacher), Gregory O’Brien (curator Wellington City Art Gallery, writer).
Exhibiting artists:
- Denis O’Connor / Bob Orr (poet)
- Lyonel Grant (represented by John Leech Gallery)
- Meiling Lee
- Charlotte Fisher
- Lilly Rhind: (Born in 1995, Lilly is likely to be the youngest artist to ever exhibit in SOTG.) [1]
- Tania Patterson
- Suza Lawrence
- David McCracken
- Karin Strachan
- Phil Price
- Steve Woodward
- Pauline Rhodes
- Leon van den Eijkel
- Sharonagh Montrose
- Emily Pauling
- Phil Newbury
- Kazu Nakagawa
- Morgan Jones
- Peter Stoneham
- Julia Oram
- Paratene Matchitt
- Brit Bunkley
- Tony Bond
- Virginia King
- Konstantin Dimopoulos
- Jeff Thomson
References
- Sculpture on the Gulf 2007 (Exhibition Catalogue 2007 ed.). Sculpture on the Gulf 2007. 2007. pp. 1–33.
- "Record numbers attend Sculpture on the Gulf 2007 | Scoop News". www.scoop.co.nz. Retrieved 22 November 2020.
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