The Gus Fisher Gallery is excited to welcome visitors back through its doors for its most ambitious show to date. With
16 artists from New Zealand, China, Canada and the United States, We’re Not Too Big to Care re-launches the gallery following an ambitious refurbishment to its Grade I listed heritage interior.
We’re Not Too Big to Care explores the gallery’s location on Shortland Street, the first commercial street in Auckland and now home to the city’s
central business district. Titled after a slogan from a Four Square advertisement, the phrase feels particularly
resonant in 2019. Perhaps a retort to the current climate, a plea to individuals or a lesson for the future, the slogan
marks a standpoint for the gallery and its kaupapa.
Featuring: Angela Tiatia, Aroha Novak, Billy Apple, Cao Fei, Carole Prentice, Cushla Donaldson, Deborah Rundle, Duvet
Brothers, Emily Hartley-Skudder, Gabrielle Amodeo, Hikalu Clarke, John Baldessari, James R Ford, Julian Dashper, Mervyn
Williams, Miranda Bellamy.
Doors open 5.30pm, mihimihi and performances from 6.30pm onwards.
Craft beer courtesy of Behemoth Brewing Company.
Event:
Art & Donuts
Saturday 6 April | 11.00am - 12.00pm
Hear from three artists about their newly commissioned artworks for We're Not Too Big To Care while enjoying some complimentary donuts and coffee. With Aroha Novak, Emily Hartley-Skudder, and Hikalu Clarke in
conversation with Lisa Beauchamp, Curator of Contemporary Art.
Coffee courtesy Kōkako Organic Coffee.