REFERENCE ONLY: SABBATICAL (2026 - 2027)

Charles Ray - Untitled, 1974

Thomas Hirschhorn - Robert Walser Kiosk, 1998

Thomas Hirschhorn - Democracy Hotel, 2003

Martin Kippenberger - Happy End of Kafka’s Amerika

Charles Gaines - Motion - Trisha Brown

Charles Gaines, Color Regression #11978. Lithograph on BFK Rives; signed, dated and titled in pencil, 1980. 27 9/10 × 311⁄2 in. Collection of Rodney Harder. Photo: Marc Bernier.

Ai WeiWei, Sunflower Seeds, 2009. Ai WeiWei, Sunflower Seeds, 2010.

Cerritos, California

by Cy Twombly, 1974

Daniel Spoerri. Meal Variation No. 2, Eaten by Marcel Duchamp from 31 Variations on a Meal. Fluxus Edition, 1965

Ben Vautier. Fluxus Anything Box, 1962 

Protruding Gallery, Powerless Structures, Fig. 223, Elmgreen & Dragset, 2024

Allan Sekula Large and small disasters (Islas Cies and Bueu 12/20/02) 2002-2003 from the series Black Tide/Marea Negra This series responds to the environmental disaster that hit the Galician coast, in northwest Spain, in 2002. A crippled tanker carrying 75 million litres of oil split in half, causing massive environmental and economic damage. In December 2002, at the invitation of the Barcelona newspaper ‘La Vanguardia’, Sekula travelled to Galicia to document the crisis. Sekula produced a sequence of documentary photographs which are less conventionally dramatic and more meditative than typical photo-journalism. The photographs focus on the beleaguered coastal topography, the physical properties of the invading oil, and the Sisyphean labours of the volunteers who battled the black tide.

at Hauser & Wirth

Merilynn Tweedie Budd Special Projects [Play it again Budd] Artspace Aotearoa, Auckland May 3 – 26, 1995