unvarnished facts, reckless guesswork, insinuations
and possible inventions that have landed in our email: te papa has advertised four art curator positions to help them 'enter a bold new phase' and 're-organise for the future' • dealers and auction houses report a stampede of
hotere resales being offered to the market just days after the artist’s death •
want to know where the money goes? this year cnz has announced when grants will
be published on their web site and next up are the quick response grants on 14
march at 5 pm • the aag search team for a new director
is thought to be jenny gibbs deputy chair of regional facilities, robert domm
chief executive of regional facilities and an ex art museum director from
australia (edmund capon?) • peter robinson and fiona connor have been selected for the 2013
instanbul biennale • a nielsen quality of life survey found only 7 percent of
aucklanders ‘agreed strongly’ that their city had a culturally rich and diverse
arts scene • starting work on the len lye centre will be further delayed to
later this year as the tender winning construction company finishes the new
plymouth police station • webb’s are following art + auction’s temp exhib at 30
upstairs in wellington last year with their own temp exhib at the new the young
• any missed details, indignant denials or additions gratefully received,
and any that makes us go into ‘wish we’d thought of it’ mode will be rewarded
with an overthenet painting horse badge.
Tuesday, March 05, 2013
Spam
Posted by jim and Mary at 6:38 AM
Labels: auckland art gallery, auction, curators, hotere, len lye centre, spam, Te papa