An Adventure Through Space and Time

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Tue 3 Jul ’12, 6:30pm–8:30pm	Saving
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Where: Independent Saints Gallery, 56b Brown Street, Auckland

Restrictions: All Ages

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Admission: Free

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Independent Saints

Event listed by: Independent Saints Gallery

This is a true story.

Working at Videon, (or indeed most video rental places) there is a high proportion of artistically inclined individuals. To imply impartiality, one of the artists will use the third person whilst writing this, although he suspects that this will fool no-one. In 2010, Ant had an exhibition of his latest Zombie paintings. After that show wrapped (and therein lies another tale), Ant moved the paintings to display at Videon. Because he could. Duncan saw these, and this led to much discussion about similarities in their respective styles...And differences, deficiencies and digressions. Duncan had not exhibited his work for a while, and indeed had not painted very much over the preceding year. Ant was used to painting a whole lot, but swiftly hating said work for their rushed and ill considered nature.

Both (as indicated by their occupation) love film - especially science fiction.

They started to work together. Engaging in the direct opposite of sabotage, a system of collaboration evolved nearly unnoticed. Interestingly, neither of them can precisely remember exactly how it started...but it seems to work quite outstandingly well.