Scott Eady: Bring it On

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Where: Woollaston Estates, 243 Old Coach Road, Mahana, Upper Moutere Show map

Restrictions: All Ages

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Admission: Free

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Scott Eady’s recent practice is frequently inspired by and includes collaboration with his children. Eady creates sculpture and multimedia which explores the relationships of parenting young children.

Some of his most recent works have articulated the unsophisticated innocence of a child’s instinctive insights, lost too soon. Drawing upon his experience and reflection as a father has proved a natural extension of Eady‘s previous investigations into the blurred lines of masculinity within New Zealand and contemporary culture.

This latest exhibition of the artists Bring it On follows on from Stupid Daddy and Kiss Kiss, collaborations between Eady and son Ari. Eady’s planes, trucks, trains and weapons are the ideal size to hold, inviting the viewer to re-enact or recall childhood games. Cast in bronze or aluminum, they serve as a memorial to the uninhibited freedom and imagination of childhood.