Simon Morris working on Yellow Ochre Room 2015. Photo by John Collie
Installation view of work on Yellow Ochre Room by Simon Morris 2015. Photo by John Collie
18 December 2015 – 30 April 2017
A painted room which offers space and time for contemplation.
New Zealand painter Simon Morris has produced a 52-metre long wall drawing, which offers a space for slow contemplation in the heart of the gallery building. The painting proceeds from full colour to no colour, from dark to light, and mediates between image and architecture.
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Location:
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Curator:
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Exhibition number:
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