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Opening: Dave Marshall, Terrestrials

Published: Tue 19 Sep 2017 12:24 PM
Opening: Dave Marshall, Terrestrials
Dave Marshall
Terrestrials
28 September – 21 October
Opening Wednesday 27 September, 5.30pm
A show about earth, flames, pottery and your location
Terrestrials takes locality as a starting point for activity, looking at the formation of culture through pottery in Aotearoa New Zealand. Responding to traditional techniques, this solo exhibition by Dave Marshall encompasses sculptural responses to wood firing, the gathering of clay, and other materials from local sites and the collective conditions of labour. Terrestrials considers the kinds of knowledge and encounters that emerge when taking the dirt road.
About the artist
Dave Marshall is an artist working between conceptual practice and pottery, both and neither. He has a BFA in Sculpture from Ilam School of Fine Arts (2010). He currently lives in Wellington, firing kilns at the Wellington Potters Association and working on an instruction manual for alternative lifestyle festivals. Recent exhibitions include The Tomorrow People, Adam Art Gallery, Wellington, 2017 (group) and International Foodcourt/Global Classic at The Physics Room, Christchurch (both with Annie Mackenzie); and Mayfield Residence, Ashburton Art Gallery, 2016 (group).
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