Hotere Culbert

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Hotere Culbert

Post Black, Window #5, Ralph Hotere & Bill Culbert

Hotere Culbert

Where

Dunedin Public Art Gallery
When

12 October 2013 - 9 March 2014

This exhibition brings together for the first time the largest and most significant collection of works by these highly acclaimed New Zealand artists.

For more than forty years these artists have produced innovative, emotive and challenging artworks as individuals. As collaborators, they pushed their work and each other in new and vibrant directions.

This is both a timely and necessary exhibition - Hotere passed away earlier this year and Culbert currently represents New Zealand at the 55th Venice Biennale - which reflects the major contribution that these artists have made to a national and international contemporary art discourse.

The exhibition will be followed by a retrospective of Ralph Hotere's works in 2015.

As part of the opening weekend celebrations of HOTERE CULBERT, a temporary collaborative work - Skylight DPAG - was installed outside the Gallery's front doors.