What’s on

"Mothercake" reflects the translation from Sam's mother tongue of the word Mutterkuchen, meaning placenta. This biological metaphor and often unacknowledged organ has become central to her artistic practice. Through her work, Sam explores the overlooked connections between self and other, investigating both physical and philosophical boundaries. Her drawings and paintings emerge from a deeply physical process, creating conversations between inner and outer worlds - evoking new organic body forms that exist somewhere between figuration and abstraction.

MAKE FURNITURE is committed to crafting spaces and pieces that bring ease into everyday life. Each design reflects a keen eye for detail, a dedication to functionality, and an appreciation for beauty, resulting in furniture that centres around functionality with the human touch.

Pennie’s transdisciplinary works incorporate collected discarded materials that engage with sites of body and place while investigating creative practices of women, histories, narratives, personal and cross- cultural identity, crafting agency for sustainable shared futures. For this exhibition, artefacts continue to evolve in collaboration, forever in a state of flux, to highlight our ongoing impacts as reflected in the title 'Night and day in the era/ errors of the Anthropocene'.

CJ Ghatt is a multidisciplinary artist based in Tāmaki Makaurau. CJ uses pigment and thread to create paintings that often bring together unexpected materials in a harmonious way.

'Gathering' is a series of paintings and textile works that explore the act of ‘gathering’ in both subject matter and in process of creation.

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