Air, New Zealand
Mark Adams, Caryline Boreham, Chris Corson-Scott, Jae Hoon Lee, John Miller, Tia Ranginui and Ann Shelton
Curated by Emil McAvoy for PhotoForum
10 September - 1 October 2022 onsite at Skar Image Lab
Expanded online exhibition released in October at PhotoForum
Air, New Zealand features photographs of skies by contemporary artists from Aotearoa and the diverse meanings they may be put to – personal, spiritual, cultural, economic and political.
Tia Ranginui, Heimdall, 2022. Courtesy of the artist and Laree Payne Gallery.
Tia Ranginui, Heimdall, 2022, courtesy of the artist and Laree Payne Gallery.
Chris Corson-Scott, Winter Morning, Remains of the SS Lawrence, Mokihinui, 2016, courtesy of the artist and Trish Clark Gallery.
Jae Hoon Lee, Night and Day, 2020, courtesy of the artist and Ivan Anthony Gallery.
John Miller, Photographs of a protest at Waitangi, February 6, 1996, courtesy of the artist.
Ann Shelton, June 2004, Onaero Beach, Taranaki, Looking North-East Before Dawn, courtesy of the artist and Bartley & Co. Art.
Caryline Boreham, Close encounter with triangular object - Waihi Beach 2017, courtesy of the artist.
Mark Adams, 2014. Broughton Arm, Breaksea, Dusky Sound, courtesy of the artist and Two Rooms. Photo by Sam Hartnett.
Air, New Zealand, installation view, photo courtesy of Hamish McLaren, Skar Image Lab.
Air, New Zealand, installation view, photo courtesy of Hamish McLaren, Skar Image Lab.
Air, New Zealand, installation view, photo courtesy of Hamish McLaren, Skar Image Lab.
