Using video, performance, and sculptural installation, Clemens will explore the history of the Kiosk through a number of perspectives including his own exhibition history, as well as the institutionally-recorded history via website text, and histories collected from past artists, staff, and Directors

In Episode 12 of Art, Not Science, we present the pre-recorded artist talk from our current exhibition Domino Domino. Artists Daniel Shaskey, Luke Shaw, and Phoebe Hinchliff discuss their work in both Domino Domino and Sympathetic Resonance.

In this episode we talk to graphic designers, artists, and publishers Daniel Shaskey, Katie Kerr, and Matthew Galloway. They discuss arts publishing and design during a pandemic and their respective publishing projects Avian Loop, As needed, as possible, and PAN, which have all been launched digitally in response to the lockdown. They will also discuss the challenges and possibilities of digital publications, the joy of holding a piece of paper, and how the community that surrounds the printed copy is as important as ever.

This episode of Art, Not Science is a special one—artist Luke Shaw joins us to present his sound work Metal Body: Ghost Field (2020). The work was recorded live inside The Suter Gallery, Te Aratoi O Whakatū in Nelson as a development of his work Metal Body: Eel Pond (2019) in Sympathetic Resonance. An improvised drone performance utilising guitar, overhead projector, effects units, and amplifiers, the work will be presented alongside in combination with an architectural intervention in Domino Domino at The Physics Room.

In this episode of Art, not Science, we have two talks from our first exhibition of 2020, The Shouting Valley: Interrogating the Borders Between Us. The first talk is with the curator Lisa Beauchamp on how the exhibition came together, and the second is with one of the artists Shahriar Asdollah-Zadeh on his work Pale Blue Dot and his practice more broadly

In Episode 8 of Art, Not Science, we reach into our archive to bring you one of our favourite talks from last year, with Megan Brady and Oliver Perkins. Megan and Oliver discuss their exhibition Dead Reckoning where both artists created spatial interventions in The Physics Room’s temporary home within the Christchurch Art Gallery, Te Puna O Waiwhetū.

In Episode 7 of Art, Not Science we are proud to present the second part of the audiobook for HAMSTER Magazine Issue 5. Part 2 features Robin Murphy, Gemma Banks, and Vanessa Crofskey reading their contributions to HAMSTER 5

For the last Art, Not Science episode of the year, we are proud to present the first part of the audiobook for HAMSTER Magazine Issue 5. Part 1 features editor Hamish Petersen, and contributors Lynley Edmeades, Pūkauri Productions, and Jennifer Katherine Shields

FIKA writers read responses to our current exhibition Two Oceans at Once. Hear from internationally acclaimed poet Tusiata Avia, and FIKA members: Ana Mulipola, Stephanie Oberg, Siobhan Tumai, Isla Martin, Danielle O’Halloran, and Sarah Maindonald.

A talk with Rhea Maheshwari and Kahurangiariki Smith, and curator Charlotte Huddleston on our current exhibition Two Oceans at Once. The artists explore ways of re-writing and re-telling stories. They challenge the singular voice of written and canonised history and suggest that subjective, experiential, and plural histories are equally important. Two Oceans at Once is the second iteration of an exhibition under this title curated by Cameron Ah-Loo Matamua and Charlotte Huddleston and features work by Rhea Maheshwari, Skawennati, and Kahurangiariki Smith