2009 -2011
 | Cao Fei Utopia Published on the occaision of the exhibition Cao Fei: Utopia, a joint project by the Institute of Modern Art and ARTSPACE, curated by Emma Bugden and Robert Leonard. more
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 | Liam Gillick
Art is a place where the rules of engagement are open to question. The knowledge worker also appears to challenge rules of engagement but can only do so within the production of a software or a set of new fragmented relationships. The artist can create alienated relationships without all these intricacies.more
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 | Peter Robinson Ack and Other Abdications Ack and Other Abdications documents and considers the life of one sculpture, Ack – at once vast ice-flow and intestine that appeared first at Artspace in Auckland in 2006, was reworked for the Auckland Art Gallery in 2008, a showing that won the artist the Walters Prize.more |
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Roman Mitch A Brief History of Chess is a collection of games, narratives diagrams about art and chess, a thought collage. It looks to chess to provide diagrams for a kind of speculative research into the logics of games, rules, theory and play in local art practices.more
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RADIANT MATTER I/II/III Dane Mitchell
Texts by Ariane Beyn, Aaron Kreisler, Cay Sophie Rabinowitz, Chris Sharp, and Dane Mitchell more.
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 | Volume 2: Richard Maloy / Jeena Shin / Koki Tanaka / Meredith Johnson / Jim Allen / Campbell Patterson / Dave / Alicia Frankovich / Cao Fei / Liz Maw
The second publication in the Volume series covering the programme presented during the directorship of Emma Bugden (2009-2011). With texts by: Janine Randerson, Meredith Johnson, Tahi Moore, Guy von Strurmer, Jim and Mary Barr, and Interviews by Ellen Blumenstein and Kristin Wineera more. |
