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Category Archives: Lorene Taurerewa
Lorene Taurerewa in Brooklyn’s Northside Festival
Lorene Taurerewa is showing at THE END artspace in Brooklyn, New York as part of the Northside Festival. It’s exciting that Lorene has been invited to show in the festival, which showcases what’s new and best in art, music and … Continue reading
Lorene Taurerewa’s work acquired by the NGV
The National Gallery of Victoria acquired a suite of watercolours by Lorene Taurerewa from her recent exhibition ‘The Company of Fools’. Lorene’s drawings in ‘Unnerved: The New Zealand Project’ recently on at the NGV, following it’s run at Queensland Gallery/Gallery … Continue reading
Lorene Taurerewa in Unnerved at NGV
Lorene Taurerewa’s work is included in ‘Unnerved: The New Zealand Project’ currently on at the National Gallery of Victoria following a successful run at the Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane. The exhibition explores the rich, dark vein and underlying unease often … Continue reading
Lorene Taurerewa in Australian Art Collector
Read Ashley Crawford’s feature article on Lorene’s practice in the current issue of Australian Art Collector (Oct – Dec 2010). Ashley chats to Lorene about the fantastical figures that people her work, part myth part fairytale; her extraordinary drawing skills; … Continue reading
Lorene Taurerewa in ‘Unnerved’ at NGV
Lorene Taurerewa’s work is included in ‘Unnerved: Contemporary New Zealand Art’ opening at the National Gallery of Victoria in November, following it’s run at Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane. The exhibition explores the rich, dark vein that recurs in contemporary New … Continue reading
