past event
Artist Talk: Sylvan Spring and Holly Walker
Saturday 20 Apr 2024
1:00pm

I, found object from the shore of Hua te Taka, grass clippings from Turangarere. Photo courtesy of Cheska Brown.
Join curator Brooke Pou for a kōrero with Sylvan Spring and Holly Walker about their exhibition Hiraeth.
Sylvan Spring is a Pākehā (Eire, Alba, England, Deutschland) writer and occasional music maker who has been shaped by the lands and waters of Te Whanganui-a-Tara and Te Awakairangi. Their first book of poetry Killer Rack was released this February through Te Herenga Waka University Press.
Holly Walker is a multimedia artist, recently practicing in performance, photography, sculpture, video and written works. Holly’s work subjects her body as a performative foundation to explore and represent politics of identity.