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Gambia Castle presents:
Oskar Dawicki
The Last Polish Artist
26 February – 27 March 2010
Opening: Friday 26 February 6-8pm
Gambia Castle is pleased to introduce the practice of Oskar Dawicki (b. 1971),
presenting a suite of works ranging over ten years, carefully selected with the
artist for this occasion.
Considered by some the most unusual and original artist working out of Poland today
and too easily misunderstood by others as an, albeit hilariously self-effacing,
prankster, Dawicki’s work is at once critically responsive to the conditions of its
production and darkly existential.
Beginning with an education in painting and drawing and growing rapidly through a
prodigious number of early experiments with performance and explorations in new
media (often as it was becoming obsolete), Dawicki’s practice now encompasses these
alongside sculpture, film and installation. The sum total reveals a sustained
concern for the universal (including the animal and the plant worlds) cut across by
the deeply personal and willfully autobiographical.
Recent exhibitions include: 'Manifesta 7 -The European Biennial of Contemporary
Art,' Trento 2009, '3xYes - Recent acquisitions to the collection of the Museum of
Modern Art,' Warsaw 2010 and forthcoming: 'Early Years,' Kunst Werke, Berlin 2010.
Image: Renata Dabrowska, for Gazeta Wyborcza (newspaper) published interview, 2009.
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** Gambia Castle is currently presenting two major new paintings by Andrew Barber at
The Department Store, 10 Northcroft St, Takapuna, until 13 March 2010. **
And, in Los Angeles we recommend:
Fiona Connor and Kate Newby
'The Sky, a wall and a tree'
Thursday 18 February 2010
L-Shape gallery, CalArts
24700 McBean Parkway
Valencia, Los Angeles
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*** Gambia Castle will observe new opening hours for 2010 ***
Friday 12-6pm
Saturday 12-4pm
And at other times, by appointment.
For further information please contact:
Gambia Castle
Level 1, 454 Karangahape Rd
PO Box 68782 Newton
Auckland 1145
New Zealand
+64 9 336 1601
+64 21 244 2243
info@gambiacastle.net
www.gambiacastle.net
Open: Friday 12-6pm, Saturday 12-4pm or by appointment.
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Gambia Castle presents:
Andrew Barber
PICNIC
9-12 December 2009
Private view: Tuesday 8 December 2009 6-8pm
Wednesday - Saturday 12-6pm
Level 3, Britomart Masonic House
30-32 Customs Street East
Auckland
New Zealand
Gambia Castle invites you to the opening of PICNIC - an exhibition of new paintings
by Andrew Barber.
Suspended somewhere between big-deal modernist abstraction and modest Sunday
painting, Barber's new work interrogates the histories and conventions of painting
with cavalier disregard of their supposed sanctity. Deconstructing and
reconstructing paintings through their basic elements - canvas, paint, wood
stretchers - Barber's works wear the signs of their production on the outside, with
visible underpainting, smudges and areas of raw ground. Taking the familiar
trappings of the upper middle-class as his subject matter, Barber's hazy landscapes
(sourced from high-end real estate brochures), tennis courts, vases of flowers and
tartans overstate the painting's status as commodity in contrast to his own
tradesman-like attitude to production.
Barber's recent exhibitions include: Dreamhome / Shithouse, Gambia Castle, Auckland
(2009); Lean, Starkwhite, Auckland (2008); Six man stand-up tent, a tale of
redemption, Gambia Castle (2008); Country Painting, Starkwhite (2007); Andrew
Barber, Gambia Castle (2007) and 90% and Untitled (with John Reynolds), Ramp
Gallery, Hamilton (2007). His work has also been represented in: Leisure Suite,
LeRoy Neiman Gallery, New York (2008); HEADWAY New Artists show, Artspace, Auckland
(2006); and in Speculation, the publication project for the 2007 Venice Biennale.
PICNIC will be held off-site in Barber’s studio on Level 3 of Britomart’s
Masonic House.
RSVP essential to sarah@gambiacastle.net
For further inquiries or to preview the work please contact the gallery directly.
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Also, tonight at the gallery join us for the opening of:
Louise Menzies
Move Your Arms in Circles
4-19 December 2009
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Gambia Castle presents:
Louise Menzies
"Move Your Arms in Circles"
4-19 December 2009
Opening: Thursday 3 December 6-8pm
In an era of gym subscriptions and fitness stores it may be hard to believe, but
Western medicine only connected exercise with physical health in the mid-twentieth
century. The incidence of heart attacks amongst London transport workers "
stair-climbing bus conductors versus seat-bound bus drivers" revealed to Dr Jerry
Morris that men of similar social class and occupation were healthier if they moved
around more through their day. He published this result in 1953. Much earlier,
though, European Modernsim was all about the collapse of "sport" into
"exercise", as part of its quest to rediscover sun and clean air after
industrialisation. Emphasising either spirit and expression or the body itself as a
machine, from Jacques-Dalcroze's eurythmics to the Mesendieck system, formalised
exercise sought to supplement a less physically vigorous world of work.
Louise Menzies' 'Move Your Arms In Circles' invites us to consider
exercise-like movement, the investments it may carry, and more broadly the ways we
might find connections between the physical, the mental and the spiritual. Central
to the exhibition, the 16mm film 'Peloha' shows someone following a routine of
bends and stretches. Neither tai chi nor yoga, jazzercise nor pilates, its time and
place are obscure. What we can not easily see is that the location is a house of the
same name (a contraction of 'peace, love and harmony') in Havelock North, the
international headquarters of the School of Radiant Living, founded by an English
psychologist Herbert Sutcliffe in the 1930s and active until the 1980s.
Characteristically, Menzies abstracts from a highly specific reference to foreground
aspects of the aesthetics of material she responds to, allowing us to make
connections to general questions and our current situation.
An artist's publication featuring writing by Anna Sanderson will be available for
sale during 'Move Your Arms In Circles for $5.00'; an insert for an expanded
artist's book that is to be published by Clouds in 2010.
With thanks to the J.C. Beaglehole room, Victoria University Library, Weleda New
Zealand Ltd & Creative New Zealand.
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Gambia Castle presents:
Tao Wells
'Space Jam 1996'
A drawing and painting sale selected by Nick Austin.
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****Featuring DJ Powerful and special guest: CARTOON!****
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'Space Jam 1996' Anyone sick of American Empire being so cool and stuck on
everything inside your mind? The Moon, there's A LOGO, sticking like a needle in a
balloon letting out a slow scream of escaped integrity... Then a strange fear
gripped me and I just couldn't ask, can an anti-capitalist sell stuff? YES THEY
CAN... Nietzsche's Kiss.
Tao Wells' recent exhibitions include: 'Art Aristocracy' and 'Dirt Piano; Ready to
wear', High St. Project, Christchurch (2008) and 'Dear Ian', Window, Auckland
(2009). 'Space Jam 1996' is Tao Wells’ third exhibition at Gambia Castle, preceded
by 'Spoilt Boy Aesthetic' (2007) and 'Three Ideas for the State' (2008). Tao Wells
lives and works in Wellington.
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Gambia Castle and Joint Hassles present:
CROSS COLOURING
Andrew Barber / Kain Picken / Nick Selenitsch / Simon Denny / Daniel Malone / Tahi
Moore / Joshua Petherick / Alex Vivian / Nick Austin / Jess Lucas / Dan Arps / Kate
Smith / Harriet K Morgan / Christopher L G Hill / Lane Cormick / Rob McHaffie /
Kate Newby / Tao Wells / Fiona Connor / Helen Johnson / Sean Bailey / James Deutsher
* 23 October - 7 November 2009 *
** Opening: Friday 23 October 6-8pm **
*** Party afterwards at D.O.C. 352 K Rd ***
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Also, Gambia Castle recommends:
Kate Newby
Get off my garden
6 - 31 October 2009
Sue Crockford Gallery, Suite 2C Endeans Building, 2 Queen Street, Auckland
Ben Tankard
Auto Reassurance
16 - 31 October 2009
room, 295 Karangahape Road, Newton, Auckland, New Zealand
TO SAY THE LEAST
Ruth Buchanan, Ash Kilmartin, Sarah Rose, D. M. Satele, Holly Willson
15 - 31 October 2009
Newcall Gallery, Level 1, Newcall Tower, Hohipere St, Auckland
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Wednesday 30th December 2009
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Gambia Castle presents:
Dan Arps
'Shallow Relief'
1-17 October 2009
*** Opening Thursday 1 October at 6pm ***
'Shallow Relief' is a collection of moments and fragments including grey marle, flat
pack furniture, blackness, wood grain, art school aesthetics, polystryrene clouds,
ducks, wheelie chairs, perpetual motion, fake expressionism and pants.
'Shallow Relief' explores both a formal conceit of 'one-sided' sculpture and ideas
of short-lived happiness, temporary solutions and immediate gratification.
Dan Arps recent exhibitions include: 'Toyota Corolla', Neon Parc, Melbourne;
'Fractal Tears', Michael Lett, Auckland; 'Affirmation Dungeon', Jack the Pelican
presents, Brooklyn. 'Shallow Relief' is Dan Arps’ third exhibition at Gambia
Castle, preceded by 'Affirmation Dungeon' (2007) and 'Explaining Things' (2008). Dan
Arps lives and works in Auckland.
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Gambia Castle
Level 1, 454 Karangahape Rd
PO Box 68782 Newton
Auckland 1145
New Zealand
+64 9 3361601
+64 21 244 2243
info@gambiacastle.net
www.gambiacastle.net
Open: Thur, Fri 12-6pm, Sat 12-4pm
Galerie Daniel Buchholz
Upcoming
2009
October/November
Tony Conrad "Re-Framing Creatures"
Fasanenstraße 30, Berlin
September/October
Simon Denny "Deep Sea Vaudeo"
Neven-DuMont-Straße 17, Köln
Cheyney Thompson
Fasanenstraße 30, Berlin
August
Concert
Phantom Ghost "Thrown out of Drama School"
Elisenstraße 4-6, Köln
http://www.galeriebuchholz.de/index.php?menu_id=upcoming
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Tuesday 18th August 2009
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Nicholas Mangan
Black Perils and Pearls: ‘Ed Grothus' Doomsday Stones’
22 August – 19 September 2009
***Opening: Saturday 22 August 4-6pm***
Gambia Castle is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new work by Melbourne-based
artist, Nicholas Mangan.
Black Perils and Pearls introduces a new short film by Mangan about Ed Grothus -
one-time employee of the USA’s largest nuclear weapon design centre, the Los Alamos
National Laboratory (LANL), New Mexico.
Founded during World War II, LANL was home to the infamous Manhattan Project and
responsible for the manufacture of ‘Little Boy’ and ‘Fat Man’ - the atomic bombs
that would wipe out Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Grothus retired from this position at
LANL during the Vietnam War and has since dedicated his time to anti-nuclear
activism – lobbying the media and building monuments, as well as gathering equipment
and artifacts for The Black Hole, his ‘museum of nuclear waste’, and battling cancer
– a remarkably common problem for residents of Los Alamos.
Mangan’s film follows Grothus’ as he relays apocalyptic prophecies, condemns the
production of nuclear weapons and finally introduces his ‘Doomsday Stones’ - giant
twin obelisks carved from over 40 tonnes of granite that sit on a base inscribed
with the story of Los Alamos and Nuclear warfare in 15 different languages -
self-proclaimed Rosetta Stones for the new millennium.
Nicholas Mangan’s recent solo exhibitions include: Between a rock and a hard place,
Project Space, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney; Comparative material,
Projects @ 230 Young Street Fitzroy/Sutton Gallery, Melbourne; and The Colony,
Gertrude Contemporary Art Spaces, Melbourne. Mangan’s work has been included in
group exhibitions such as: SITE International Biennale, Santa Fe; The Shadow
Cabinet, de Appel Arts Centre, Amsterdam; Lost and Found: an archeology of the
present, TarraWarra Biennial, Melbourne; Adventures with Form in Space: The Fourth
Balnaves Foundation Sculpture Project, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney; and
Uncanny Nature, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne.
Black Perils and Pearls: ‘Ed Grothus's Dooms Day Stones’ will be Mangan’s first solo
exhibition in New Zealand.
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Gambia Castle
Level 1, 454 Karangahape Rd
PO Box 68782 Newton
Auckland 1145
New Zealand
+64 9 3361601
+64 21 2442243
info@gambiacastle.net
www.gambiacastle.net
Open: Thu, Fri 12-6pm, Sat 11-4pm
Nick Mangan’s article ‘Black Perils and Pearls’, appears in WON Magazine, Issue 03.
PHOTOGRAPHY — Thomas Jeppe
TEXT — Chris Barton
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A klepsydra is a kind of death notice, a standard format published in Polish
newspapers and pasted around appropriate sites - apartment building, local church,
and workplace - of the deceased.
Malone Umiera is a Warsaw City Library copy of a book written in French by Samuel
Beckett in 1951, and translated by him into English and published as Malone Dies in
1956.
Portret Trumienny are portraits dating from the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth of
the 17th and 18th centuries that were hexagonal in shape and placed on the head-end
of a coffin during elaborate funerals of the time which also included actors playing
the part of the deceased and extravagant constructions known as castrum doloris
(castles of grief).
The Dead Class, 1975, is the best known of plays by Tadeusz Kantor, one of Poland’s
most esteemed neo-avant-garde artists and it’s most internationally celebrated
dramaturge.
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Gambia Castle presents:
Daniel Malone
'The English Teacher'
18 July - 8 August 2009
Opening: Friday 17 July 6-8pm
with a performance 'The Dead Class'
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Join us after the opening for a party in the gallery, 454 K Rd, from 9pm - late.
From the classics of Italo Disco to the absurdity of Euro Disco and introducing
Disko Polo along the way!
BYO. All welcome.
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Gambia Castle invites to you attend a one-night only performance:
'Nothing going on it was boring anyway'
A disco by Tahi Moore
Saturday 11 July 2009 8 - 10pm
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Coming soon:
Daniel Malone
'The English Teacher'
17 July - 8 August 2009
Opening: Friday 17 July at 6pm
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Gambia Castle is pleased to announce it has extended the opening hours for:
Nick Austin
Paperwork
Now open until Saturday 4 July 2009
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Coming soon to Gambia Castle:
A one-night only performance
Tahi Moore
'Nothing going on it was boring anyway'
Saturday 10 July 2009 8 - 10pm
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Gambia Castle
Level 1, 454 Karangahape Rd
PO Box 68782 Newton
Auckland 1145
New Zealand
+64 9 3361601
+64 21 2442243
info@gambiacastle.net
www.gambiacastle.net
Open: Thu, Fri 12-6pm, Sat 11-4pm
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Thursday 25th June 2009
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The Future is Unwritten
11 July – 6 September 2009
Opening: Friday 10 July, 6pm
In the building: Fiona Connor, William Hsu, Daniel Malone, Kate Newby, Martyn Reynolds, Peter Trevelyan
Online project: Amit Charan, Narrow Gauge, Kelvin Soh
Curated by Laura Preston
Nine artists, designers and writers have been invited to produce new works that speculate on the future by envisaging ‘what could happen next’. Basing their propositions on their understanding of the current situation and using the structures of the building and the online space of the gallery website, they will develop works that address the pertinent issue of whether contemporary art can have political efficacy as a tool for re-engaging with and imagining the future.
A public programme of Night talks and sound performances will accompany this exhibition project.
Adam Art Gallery
Victoria University of Wellington
Gate 3, Kelburn Parade
PO Box 600
Wellington 6140
New Zealand
FREE entry
http://www.victoria.ac.nz/adamartgal/
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Michael Lett at LISTE 09 The Young Art Fair in Basel.
9-14 June 2009
the annex, Burgweg 15, 4058 Basel, Switzerland
www.liste.ch
Michael Lett will be at Liste 09, showing a selection of work by Dan
Arps, Simon Denny, Steve Carr, Diena Georgetti and Campbell
Patterson.
Dan Arps has exhibited extensively within New Zealand and more
recently in Australia, the United Kingdom and the U.S.A. Recent
exhibitions include: Fractal Tears, Michael Lett, Auckland;
Explaining Things, Gambia Castle, Auckland; Affirmation Dungeon, Jack
the Pelican Presents, Brooklyn; and Toyota Corolla, Neon Parc,
Melbourne.
Simon Denny's recent exhibitions include: Quodlibet II, Galerie
Daniel Buchholz, Cologne; Seven Drunken Videos, L?ttgen Meijer,
Berlin; Aquarium Paintings, Centre, Berlin. In 2008 Denny
participated in Revolutions: Forms that Turn, the 2008 Sydney
Biennale and Show Me Dont Tell Me, the Witte de Withe curated
section at Brussels Biennial 1.
Steve Carrs recent exhibitions include: A Shot in The Dark, Michael
Lett, Auckland, New Zealand; Girls and Boys, Silvershot, Melbourne;
It Goes Nowhere Like a Rainbow, Dunedin Public Art Gallery, Dunedin;
and Video Easy, Christchurch Art Gallery, Christchurch.
Diena Georgetti has exhibited throughout Australasia and in 2008 her
work was the subject of a major survey show, The Humanity of Abstract
Painting 1988-2008, at Monash University Museum of Art, Melbourne and
Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane. Georgetti will make a solo
exhibition, CAMERA est. CAMERA, at Michael Lett in 2009.
Campbell Patterson made the first solo exhibition of his career, Work
and Exercise, at Michael Lett in 2008. In 2009 Patterson made the
exhibition Ambient 3 at Newcall Gallery in Auckland and later in the
year will participate in the Asia Pacific Triennial, Queensland Gallery of Art, Brisbane.
Michael Let
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478 Karangahape Road
PO Box 68287 Newton
Auckland 1145
New Zealand
P +64 9 303 4211
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Today is OK
May 21 - July 17 2009
OPENING NIGHT Thursday May 21 2009 at 7 PM
Lorenza Boisi, Adam Gillam, Pieter Jan Ginkels, Paolo Gonzato, David Keating,
Marijn van Kreij, Sarah MacKillop, Dacia Manto, Kate Newby, Navid Nuur,
Kelly Schacht, Ariel Schlesinger, Diego Soldà, Simone Tosca.
KLERKX
Via Massimiano,
25 I-20134 Milan
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Gambia Castle presents:
Nick Austin
Paperwork
29 May - 27 June
Opening: Thursday 28 May at 6pm
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Poem for a nerd
Two words,
actually there's nine.
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Gambia Castle
Level 1, 454 Karangahape Rd
PO Box 68782 Newton
Auckland 1145
New Zealand
+64 9 3361601
+64 21 2442243
info@gambiacastle.net
www.gambiacastle.net
Open: Thu, Fri 12-6pm, Sat 11-4pm
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Thursday 14th May
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Subject: Put Yourself In Los Angeles 3:47 Chris & Cosey Heartbeat 1981 Electronic 1981 2 06-03-16 22:06
From: "Daniel Malone" <danielmalone@wp.pl>
Hej for anyone curious, here's some shots of some of the work in that
LA thing (mines the one based on a 'maximum visibility' color chart
issued by the folk who rent those benchs for what they call 'on the
ground, demographics specific' advertising) & my page work which was a
mixed blessing from Clarence who was making his 'newsletter' in the
same print shop...
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Thursday 7th May
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Thursday 7th May
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Galerie Daniel Buchholz
"Quodlibet II"
May 15th 2009 - August 29th 2009
Opening reception on Friday,
May 15, 7:00 - 9:00 pm
Tomma Abts, Tony Conrad, Mark Leckey,
Patrick Procktor, Vincent Fecteau,
Marcus Behmer, Alice Horodisch-Garnman,
Benoît Hennebert, Lucy McKenzie,
Henrik Olesen, Cheyney Thompson,
Eileen Quinlan, Jutta Koether,
Paulina Olowska, Aaron Curry,
Enrico David, Simon Thompson,
Peter Doig, Christiane Fochtmann,
Jochen Klein, Lukas Duwenhögger,
Cosima von Bonin, Cerith Wyn Evans,
Julie Ault, Danh Vo, Morgan Fisher,
Frances Stark, Josef Strau, Isa Genzken,
Wolfgang Tillmans, Johann Sperl,
Jack Goldstein, James Welling,
Charles Henri Ford, Julian Göthe,
Richard Hawkins, Michael Krebber,
Thomas Eggerer, Willem de Rooij,
Simon Denny, Nick Austin, Stefan Thater,
Nina Könnemann, David Lieske,
Silke Otto-Knapp, Mathias Poledna,
Florian Pumhösl, Sam Lewitt, T. J. Wilcox,
Nick Mauss, Katharina Wulff
Thursday 23rd April
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Gambia Castle presents:
Andrew Barber
Dreamhome / Shithouse
1-23 May 2009
Drinks at the gallery: Saturday 2 May at 6pm
For the weekend of the Auckland Art Fair Gambia Castle will be open Friday 12-6pm,
Saturday and Sunday 12-4pm.
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Tuesday 21st April
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Gambia Castle invites you to the final event for MAGAZINE:
'This I Find Is Beautiful: Private Press US Lounge Albums'
by Jon Bywater
AND
'The Cocktail Hour'
with Amber Easby
THURSDAY 23 APRIL 6-8PM
All cocktails cost a gold coin. All welcome.
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Thursday 16th April
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Gambia Castle invites you to join us at the gallery tonight for video and television
reviews - screenings of moving image, including selections from Ray Johnson: How to
Draw a Bunny and documentaries by Adam Curtis.
From 6pm. Seating and popcorn provided.
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The gallery will be open this Saturday 18 April 12-4pm
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Thurday 9th April
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Join us for the launch of MAGAZINE
TONIGHT: THURSDAY 9 APRIL 2009
From 6pm until late
With cover, fashion reviews, band features, editorials, videos, gossip,
behind-the-scenes, international scenes, advertising, social pages in the making and
more…!
Some refreshments provided, BYO very welcome.
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MAGAZINE presents things that usually get featured in magazines, except live. Over
three nights in the month of April see the actual events, unmediated, right before
your eyes. Become part of the social pages, join in the gossip. Don’t just read
movie reviews, get out the popcorn.
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For the duration of Magazine the gallery will only be open on Saturdays 12-4pm and
by appointment. Closed for the duration of Easter Weekend.
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Gambia Castle
Level 1, 454 Karangahape Rd
PO Box 68782 Newton
Auckland 1145
New Zealand
+64 9 3361601
+64 21 2442243
info@gambiacastle.net
www.gambiacastle.net
Tuesday 7th April 2009:
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Gambia Castle presents:
MAGAZINE
9 – 25 April 2009
Featuring: Dan Arps, Nick Austin, Martin Basher, Jon Bywater, Lydia Chai, Fiona
Connor, Harry Cundy, Simon Cuming, Alex Davidson, Simon Denny, Amber Easby, Ash
Kilmartin, Pritika Lal, Zac Langdon-Pole, Daniel Malone, Louise Menzies, Tahi Moore,
Kate Newby, Kelvin Soh, Tao Wells, Florence Wild and more.
MAGAZINE presents things that usually get featured in magazines, except live. Over
three nights in the month of April see the actual events, unmediated, right before
your eyes. Become part of the social pages, join in the gossip. Don’t just read
movie reviews, get out the popcorn.
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Join us for the launch:
Thursday 9 April
From 6pm until late
With cover, fashion reviews, band features, editorials, videos, gossip,
behind-the-scenes, international scenes, advertising, social pages in the making and
more…!
Some refreshments provided, BYO very welcome.
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Thursday 16 April
From 6 - 8pm
Television, video and movie reviews... more details to follow.
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Thursday 23 April
From 6 - 8pm
Music Column by Jon Bywater and Cocktail Review by Amber Easby.
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For the duration of Magazine the gallery will only be open on Saturdays 12-4pm and
by appointment. Closed for the duration of Easter Weekend.
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Gambia Castle invites you to a special screening of:
War against the self
A film by Tahi Moore
FRIDAY 3 APRIL AT 6.30PM
Refreshments provided.
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Dan Arps, Toyota Corolla at Neon Parc, Thursday 5 March
Tahi Moore at ACFA, Wednesday 4 March.
12 Feb 2009
New website! Totally awesome.