Over the last couple of months we've somehow been a little busy to update the blog here.
Following is a roll call style catch up of The See Here news...
enjoy
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Peter Deckers at the Auckland Art Fair with Masterworks Gallery


In August Masterworks Gallery represented Peter Deckers along with artists Galia Amsel, Mike Crawford, Tegan Empson, Vicki Fanning, Paul Maseyk, John Roy, Liz Sharek and Raewyn Walsh at the Auckland Art Fair. (above and here masterworksgallery.com)
Peter also presented a satellite show at The See Here 'SATELLITE poster-work for GIVE &TAKE (Pleasure Beast)' in conjunction with his appearance in Auckland:

GIVE & TAKE (Pleasure Beast), Masterworks Gallery at the Auckland Art Fair 2011
Give & Take is a satellite installation focused on animals that are killed for entertainment. It is built around the notion that a commonly accepted sport allows the taking of a life, without any moral hesitation.
Alongside the futility of taking out an animal, this installation reflects on a human's desire for recreational violence.
These brooches act as memory tokens, actively protesting against human killing behavior, for pleasure.
The work consists of 72 brooches, most depicting carved and painted animal figures.
Carved masonite, acrylic paint, aluminium, lazertran, magnifying glasses, nails, crushed bullet cases.
Peter Deckers SATELLITE poster-work and GIVE &TAKE (Pleasure Beast) August 2011
W is for Lisa Walker - Wearable

May 2011
Lisa launched a new book called WEARABLE
You can buy this publication at Unity Books in Wellington and selected sellers and galleries world wide we imagine. or find Lisa here lisawalker.de
A is for Arthur






Vanessa Arthurwith Matthew McIntyre Wilson + Peter Deckers
at the opening of :
Re Set
explorations in contemporary jewellery and collage.
Vanessa Arthur & Ryan Maynard July 2011
Vanessa Arthur hunts the streets and urban wilderness, capturing discarded objects and materials - transforming and re-setting these into engaging wearable pieces.
Drawing inspiration from travels throughout her surroundings…often un-noticed cycles of renewal and decay, architecture, street art, construction and advertising.
Vanessa Arthur hunts the streets and urban wilderness, capturing discarded objects and materials - transforming and re-setting these into engaging wearable pieces.
Drawing inspiration from travels throughout her surroundings…often un-noticed cycles of renewal and decay, architecture, street art, construction and advertising.

Thanks Vanessa..
x.
The See Here
Monday, June 20, 2011
GESAMTKUNSTHANDWERK 2011 in Wellington




From the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery in New Plymouth to Hamish McKay Gallery in Wellington. The show of the century.
Wood, interior acrylic paint, found furniture, textiles, sculpting material, metal, acrylic paint, printed paper, ceramic, gold, silver, bronze, brass, aluminium, diamonds, rubies, sapphires, quartz, crystal and other gemstones.
‘Karl Fritsch is a jeweller. Martino Gamper is a furniture designer. Francis Upritchard is sculptor. We involved people who are really good at what they do – a weaver Lynne Mackay, a potter Nicholas Brandon, a bronze-caster Jonathan Cambell, a felter Pam Robinson, a glass blower Jochen Holz and wood-turners Jan Komarkowski and Peter Wales – to educate us, inspire and extend us.’ Fritsch / Gamper / Upritchard
Wood, interior acrylic paint, found furniture, textiles, sculpting material, metal, acrylic paint, printed paper, ceramic, gold, silver, bronze, brass, aluminium, diamonds, rubies, sapphires, quartz, crystal and other gemstones.
‘Karl Fritsch is a jeweller. Martino Gamper is a furniture designer. Francis Upritchard is sculptor. We involved people who are really good at what they do – a weaver Lynne Mackay, a potter Nicholas Brandon, a bronze-caster Jonathan Cambell, a felter Pam Robinson, a glass blower Jochen Holz and wood-turners Jan Komarkowski and Peter Wales – to educate us, inspire and extend us.’ Fritsch / Gamper / Upritchard
Enjoy:
hamishmckaygallery.com
govettbrewster.com/Exhibition/
gampermartino.com/
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Image credits: Govett-Brewster Art Gallery installation view. Photo credit: Bryan James. GESAMTKUNSTHANDWERK 2011
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