This exhibition is now closed
This is a further in our series of artists' projects. The artist will be showing new works in his Table Series on Construction. This series deals with the work process, the transition from idea to physical construction, utilising the table as a formal means of mediation in this process. A functional utilitarian structure becomes, as a result, an intrinsic part of an actual or implied sequence of events rather than acting merely as a platform on or about which actions take place. Visual evidence (marks) of facturing remain and function, as signifiers of process and intention.
('Paul Cullen', Bulletin, No.29, September/October 1983, p.3)
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Date:
5 October – 20 November 1983 -
Location:
Robert McDougall Art Gallery - main gallery -
Exhibition number:
307
Related
Bulletin 29
September/October 1983
Contents include:
Death of Rudolf Gopas
Paul Klee exhibition
Rita Angus exhibition
Paul Cullen exhibition
Hansell's sculpture exhibition
Exhibition
Proposal for an unrelated site
19 November 2004 – 27 February 2005
A dramatic new installation project by sculptor Paul Cullen using everyday found objects to explore traditional sculptural concepts.
Exhibition
Sculpture in the Gardens 1999-2000
7 December 1999 – 5 April 2000
A collaboration between the Botanic Gardens and the Robert McDougall Art Gallery, this event was initiated to celebrate the diversity of New Zealand sculptural practice. The three artists chosen to participate in this year's exhibition, Stuart Griffiths, Paul Cullen and Fiona Gunn, have created works which play on and reveal the environmental, spatial and historical resonances of their chosen garden sites.
