Exhibitions
Events
On display
Kim Lowe and Te Wheke
Kim Lowe Nature Culture 2011. Embossed relief print, edition of four. Courtesy of the artist and Chambers Gallery, Christchurch
Kim Lowe Piopiotahi III 2020. Ink and acrylic on BFK Rives. Courtesy of Chambers Gallery, Christchurch
Talk
Past event
Meet at the front desk
Join Kim Lowe (Kati Hainamana, Kati Pākehā) in conversation with writer and critic Andrew Paul Wood as she discusses her painting and printmaking practice in the context of her family's Chinese diasporic history in Aotearoa and the Te Wheke exhibition.
Kim Lowe is an artist and printmaker based in Ōtautahi Christchurch, and in 2019 was the recipient of the prestigious Olivia Spencer Bower Award. Her work often uses forms and elements taken from her hybridised New Zealand Chinese, Pākehā-European and Southern New Zealand cultures and environment. Lowe studied at University of Canterbury School of Fine Art and the Otago Polytechnic School of Art in Dunedin, and teaches in Art and Design at the Ara Institute of Canterbury.
A floortalk will be followed by further discussion in the auditorium.
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Exhibition
Te Wheke: Pathways Across Oceania
3 July 2022
Experience the Gallery’s collection from the perspective of our place in Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa, the Pacific Ocean.
Notes
Te Wheke celebrates Ōtautahi Christchurch’s place in the Pacific
An immersive exhibition that explores art through our connections with the Pacific will be unveiled at Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū on 30 May.