R. Smallfield, J. Tomlin and H. Macdonald - [v]erge

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Where: Satellite Gallery, 136a Newton Road, Newton Show map

Restrictions: All Ages

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Admission: Free

Website:

www.satellitegallery.co.nz

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25th May - 12th June 2010

Opening: Tues 25th May, 5.30 – 7pm

[v]erge brings together works from three photographers: Hamish Macdonald, Richard Smallfield and Jenny Tomlin. Each is working within their regional environments, their similar concern being with the barely noticed or fleeting, provoking a response to the commonplace. The physical place is less important in Macdonald and Tomlin’s work, rather evoking poetry or a state of mind. Smallfield’s is a documentary, yet personal take on back country roads, emphasising the sense that this type of landscape is fast disappearing.

[v]erge hovers around the interaction of the artists’ different approaches which nevertheless form a cohesive whole - rather than a literal road’s edge.