art · 19. November 2018
The Maori cultural day on Saturday was a huge day - so many moving parts - so many people :)
art · 21. October 2018
Fantastic workshop followed by memorable 'Music in the Gallery' at Logan Art Gallery.
art · 11. October 2018
'Touching the Mauri' (Randell 2018) is a multi-projection immersive AV installation created for the 'He kākano āhau' (I am a seed) exhibition at the Logan Art Gallery.
art · 11. October 2018
Please join me and Māori Sonic Weaver Whaia Whaea for our 'Sacred Sonics workshop'. You will feel wonderful afterwards and your voice may become part of the next iteration of my artwork 'Touching the Mauri' (2018) which is a multi-projection immersive AV installation.
art · 11. March 2018
I am going to be working on a short film with Chris Denaro which we hope to have finished by 2020 (when I turn 50!)
We developed the concept for the project in 2017 when our friend Robyn Wright was staying with us and have finally organised our lives so we can schedule time to get it done.
art · 12. January 2018
Exhibition title: “He kākano āhau” which translates to “I am a seed”
It is from an ancient Māori proverb (whakataukī) that is well known throughout all Māori tribes in New Zealand.
“E kore au e ngaro, he kākano i ruia mai i Rāngiatea”
“I will never be lost, for I am a seed sown in Rangiātea”
The concept of He Kākano is that of growth, development and expansion, the seed represents greatness. Even before the seed is planted it has the inherent potential to grow into an enormous tree.
theory · 03. December 2016
Great conference - terrific to connect with other academics working in screen studies and also see the University where my father and other family and friends studied.
Check out my presentation on 'Constructing nature: Trans-Tasman resonances and uncanny monstrosities'
art · 25. October 2016
Wow! I have always wanted to get on this list! In this eNewsletter which arrived in my inbox this morning Louise Bourgeois and the amazing Juz Kitson exhibitions are also listed - as well as many other amazing people and places like this image from the Whitney. Thank you Brenda May and Art.Base! :D
Click link to see Brenda May's invite for Saturday's opening