This is an exhibit that I particularly enjoyed when I visited the Hurahia ana kā Whetū exhibition at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery on 13 June 2021. Untitled (1994), by Peter Robinson. I’ve included a photo of the information about the artwork, at the end of the post. New Zealand.
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What I saw first …
Back wall …
The other side wall …
And a peep inside ..
Had to laugh when I wandered around to the front and looked inside!
Looked online for info about the artist and decided on this link because it has some interesting images of other work he’s done, and if you click on an image you’ll get more info about that work. This page is via Auckland Art Gallery. If you want more info about the artist I’ll leave you to do your own searching, there seems to be a fair bit out there and some of it is pretty interesting.
Text and photos by Liz; Exploring Colour (2021)
Excellent. I wish I’d thought of this!
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All that hype only to find nothing there, it really resonated with me. I don’t know how many times I’ve looked through clothing at sale time only to find something I like but nothing in my size. Similar feeling of being let down!
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And all the best shoes always being size 4…
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Love the ‘sold out’ sign – great humour! It really makes the piece fun.
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Thank you Ann, you’re the only visitor to comment so far. I was genuinely surprised when I looked into this space and saw the ‘sold out’ sign and the empty room. I was both taken aback and amused. All that hype and nothing there!
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Maybe that’s a reflection on so much of the hype that we’re subjected to – no substance when you look closely!
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Hahaha 😀
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