Tanya Martusheff

The Efficiency of Upright Walking

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This is a collaborative project by Claudia Dunes and Tanya Martusheff. We're practicing artists residing in Auckland and we're seeking funds to cover artwork production/installation and opening night costs for our upcoming show at Pearce Gallery in Parnell.

Our exhibition is an inquiry into mobility and shifting boundaries. The exhibition will consist of new works from both artists ranging from a field of burnt sugar stalagmites and Wardian cages made of Perspex.

The funds raised from this campaign will be used towards materials and installation costs. Part of the funds will go towards food and refreshments that will be on offer when the exhibition opens to the public on 17 September, 5pm. We hope to see you there!

We would like to thank all the patrons who fund visual artists. Your support helps realise these projects. We'd also like to thank you for your interest in ours.

Exhibition opening

The Efficiency of Upright Walking
Pearce Gallery 17 - 29 September 2018
130 St Georges Bay Rd, Parnell, Auckland
Opening Night 17 Sept, 5pm - 7pm

About us

Claudia Dunes graduated from Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design with a BFA (2015). Selected exhibitions include: fine moon, poor tuning, MEANWHILE, Wellington, 2018; Moving Forward, Into, Under and Behind, Window Gallery, Auckland, 2017; The Tomorrow People at Adam Art Gallery, Wellington, 2017; Soft Architecture, Malcolm Smith Gallery, Auckland, 2016; The forest smells like my shampoo, Whitecliffe Graduate Show, Auckland, 2015.

Tanya Martusheff graduated with a BFA in 2015 from Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design and is currently working towards her MFA. Selected exhibitions include Untitled, PUBLIC DOMAIN Art Fair '16, DEMO, Auckland, 2016; Tumble Dry, Canape Canopy, Auckland, 2016; Air Layer, Group Shower, FUZZYVIBES, Auckland, 2015.

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  • We are blown away by your generosity!

    3 WEEKS AGO

    Thanks to all the lovley people who've donated to the project! 

    Just an update on the opening night for the exhibition: the opening night starts from 6pm and not at 5pm. Sorry for the confusion!