E.T.A.

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20 Aug – 6 Sep 2003

Amy Howden-Chapman, Daniel du Bern, Gary Peters, Glen Hayward, James Finnlater, Kate Woods, Marnie Slater, Sandra Schmidt

A mix of works that made a fresh and persuasive play with what constituted the desired destinations and imagined locations of contemporary travel.

Investigating a variation of themes close to New Zealand's cultural heart, E.T.A. provided a visually fixated analysis of the travel orientated, touristic gaze often directed at New Zealand culture.

Curated by Louise Tulett

Exhibition Essays

Enjoy and E.T.A

By Mark Amery

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Glen Hayward

Daniel du Bern

Kate Woods

Marnie Slater

Amy Howden-Chapman & James Finnlater

Sandra Schmidt

Gary Peters

Part of the Arrival series (July – September, 2003). To go you have to leave, but when you arrive what parts of where you have been arrive with you? Do we have to leave to arrive?

To go you have to leave, but when you arrive what parts of where you have been arrive with you? Do we have to leave to arrive?