Poster of the Week: The 4th Auckland Triennial
5 April, 2010
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This week’s poster advertises the 4th Auckland Triennial, a cornerstone exhibition of international contemporary art in New Zealand, and a hallmark for contemporary art and dialogue in the Asia/Pacific region. It is staged at venues throughout Auckland including The Auckland Art gallery, Artspace, St Paul Street, The George Fraser Gallery & Shed 6.
The 2010 Auckland Triennial, curated by Natasha Conland, will present approximately 30 artists and an energetic programme of performances, speakers and forums, supported by a handsome publication. Launched in late summer on 12 March 2010, it began with a full programme, and concludes with a symposium coinciding with the 2010 Biennale of Sydney. The 4th Auckland Triennial looks set to generate a timely and prescient dialogue on issues of international contemporary art.
The poster itself is a brilliant example of one creative, 2 colour offset printed poster utilising a colour change out to produce set of 2 posters that are displayed on site together.
We just love it when a poster challenges & teases the viewer into exploring another world and this poster does just that with great colours and enticing imagery.
The 4th Auckland Triennial runs till the 20th June 2010
LAST RIDE IN A HOT AIR BALLOON An exploration of the ongoing possibilities for adventure and risk in art. www.aucklandtriennial.com
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