Laurence Aberhart / James Newit

Laurence Aberhart Makorori Beach [Seedless Heads Blow Me Away], Gisborne, 14 June 1986 2006 Silver gelatin print, selenium toned, 1986, Courtesy of the artist and Darren Knight Gallery, Sydney

James Newitt Arberg Bay 2006 Production still, courtesy of the artist

Faculty Gallery, Caulfield campus
5 June -- 12 July 2008
Curator: Geraldine Barlow
Faculty Gallery, Monash Art & Design
900 Dandenong Road, Caulfield East
Mon to Fri 10am - 5pm, Sat 1-5pm
Closed Public Holidays

See also:

• Aberhart/Newitt Invitation (pdf, 126kb)
• Aberhart/Newitt Media Kit (pdf, 1,97mb)

Laurence Aberhart

The photographs of Laurence Aberhart reflect the rush and flow of time. This exhibition brings together works by this eminent New Zealand photographer dating from the 1970s to the present including a selection of works from The Maori churches of Northland and his ongoing series Last Light, among others.

James Newitt: I notice these little things how they change

James Newitt is interested in the experience of place and memory, taking us hitch-hiking through frosty hinterlands in Arberg Bay and looking for echoes of the Saturday night dances once held at Koonya Hall, on the Tasman Peninsula. Based in Hobart, Newitt recently completed his doctorate at the Tasmanian School of Art, his work also features in this year's Adelaide Biennial.