Lorne St
Chris Heaphy
From Here On In
Gow Langsford is a commercial art space committed to fostering and promoting the best contemporary art from New Zealand and abroad. In two inner-city Auckland locations the Gallery represents established New Zealand and international artists. Having celebrated its 25th Anniversary in 2012, Gow Langsford is one of the country’s most established galleries and is widely regarded as its most influential dealer gallery.
The Kitchener St Gallery, located directly opposite the Auckland Art Gallery, is focused on curated exhibitions and also has a second viewing space dedicated to editions. The generous dimensions of the Lorne St Gallery allow for the exhibition of large-scale works and installations. Alongside a regular and varied exhibition schedule, Gow Langsford is a market leader in works on the secondary market.
The Gallery’s experienced staff provides comprehensive art collection advice. This service is client-centered and encompasses acquisitions; valuations; restoration and framing advice; investment opportunities and collection management.
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Te Putahitanga o Rehua, 2005, single channel animation on a billboard sized glitter screen, 10 min loop
Op + Pop, opening this Saturday the 6th of February at the Christchurch Art Gallery, takes a look at the continued influence of two major international twentieth-century art movements—Op Art and Pop Art—on New Zealand art. Op, born in Britain in the early 1960s, and Pop, which started in the United States in the late 1950s, opened up dynamic new possibilities for making art.
Gallery artist Reuben Paterson has produced a glitter-screen the scale of a billboard, onto which he will project the animation Te Putahitanga o Rehua.
Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna O Waiwhetu
Op + Pop
6 February - 19 June 2016