Join artist Gayle Chong Kwan for a sensory tour of Wastescape

Wastescape Sensory Tour
Saturday 9 March 1.30pm – 2.30pm 
Max:
12 people
FREE but RSVP essential.
See below for details or phone 09 374 0310 or email us here


An immersive installation by British artist Gayle Chong Kwan, Wastescape explores New Zealand’s relationship with food and dairy through craft techniques and waste, and uses thousands of used plastic milk bottles and photography to create otherworldly landscapes.

Join artist Gayle Chong Kwan for a sensory tour of Wastescape, enabling blind and low vision participants to use their non-visual senses to experience and bring to life her ideas, research, and the development of the work. The tour will include elements of audio description. Wastescape explores our relationship with food and dairy through pre-colonial agriculture, craft techniques and waste, and uses thousands of used plastic milk bottles and photography to create otherworldly landscapes.

Chong Kwan is an artist whose photographs, sculptures, events and installations are exhibited internationally, both in galleries and in the public realm. Her work explores simulacra and the sublime through constructed environments, imagined futures, ritual experiences and sensory registers.

TO RSVP

Phone 09 374 0310

OR

Use the Google booking form HERE

OR

Download a booking form

Low-vision (white background) HERE
Low vision (navy background) HERE
Screen reader friendly HERE 

Standard  HERE

Email the completed form to [email protected] 
Phone 09 374 0310 if you would like assistance to book, transport advice or to request a companion

Image: GAYLE CHONG KWAN, WASTESCAPE, SOUTHBANK CENTRE, LONDON, 2012

Wastescape is commissioned by Te Tuhi, Auckland, in partnership with art and environmental organisation Invisible Dust, UK, and the Humber Museums Partnership, UK.

[Wastescape] combines both innovation and installation to create a fantastical mise-en-scène landscape.

— Phoenix Magazine