Spatial Design at AUT
School of Art + Design, AUT University, Auckland, NZSpace | Talk — 11-12 June 2012
Space | Talk 2012 is coming soon! Come and watch our postgraduates (Honours and Masters) presenting their design research in progress: Mon 11 — Tue 12 June (Critweek) in WW407 (9 Mount St). We’ll have schedule of presentations up shortly.
Six States, 4-25 May, Porte-Cochère
Six States is an interactive exhibition of current work by students in the Proximate Urbanism Research Cluster. It opens on Friday 4 May, 4pm, in the Porte-Cochère exhibition space in WW building.
Lizzi Hines, Spaceworks
Check out this profile in the Herald of Lizzi Hines, the ex-AUT Spatial Design graduate (from 2000) who’s now the managing director of Spaceworks.
Welcome to Spatial 2012
WELCOME / INTRODUCTION for ALL STUDENTS
24th February 10am – 1pm AUT Conference Centre, WA Building, AUT University City Campus.
Look forward to seeing all new and returning students !
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One night only: Statues, Emily O’Hara
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 7TH, Gallery 3, 39 Symonds St
This exhibition marks the formal culmination of Emily O’Hara’s Masters research and practice. The works shown combine the creative practices of filmmaking, photography, spatial installation and performance in a gallery installation of serial interlinking works that instantiate the question of identity (in relation to naming) via the image and text, time and space, movement and death. Aspects of gender, domesticity, language and lying have been folded into the practice as a means through which non-traditional performance spaces are located, enacted and legitimised.
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Andrew Denton, Horizon Line and Forest/No Forest
Two works from the Art+Design Moving Image Group have recently been on show in the Spatial Design building. Horizon Line is a 360° panorama of the Tongariro National Park, shot with computer-controlled high-definition cameras. (Andrew Denton, Adrian McNaught & Rene Burton). Forest / No forest : GPS location / time / date (Andrew Denton) is a two-channel projection of a site in the Woodhill Forest Park, selected by GPS, before and after logging. More images.
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See you in 2012
Thanks for a great year in 2011, everyone — have a great summer! Good luck to all those moving on from Spatial, and we’re looking forward to seeing the rest of you again in 2012.
To relive the glory of the end-of-year exhibition, you can download the full catalogue.
Got some downtime for clicking around on the internet? Lots of good stuff here:
Pruned. On Landscape Architecture and Related Fields.
BLDGBLOG. Architectural Conjecture / Urban Speculation / Landscape Futures.
Diffusive Architectures. Public space and distributed agency.
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