past event

Artist talks: Lucy Meyle and Emerita Baik

Saturday 7 Mar 2020
2:00pm

LEFT: Lucy Meyle, Peanut sign, 2020, fibreglass, paint, steel bracket, zinc-plated chain. RIGHT: Emerita Baik, 37:5–6, 2020, detail. Images courtesy of Cheska Brown.

LEFT: Lucy Meyle, Peanut sign, 2020, fibreglass, paint, steel bracket, zinc-plated chain. RIGHT: Emerita Baik, 37:5–6, 2020, detail. Images courtesy of Cheska Brown.

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On the final day of the exhibitions Lucy Meyle, Soft Spot and Emerita Baik, / ɯnʞʞ, join both artists in conversation with Enjoy’s director Sophie Davis.

Meyle and Baik will discuss their respective projects, followed by a group discussion and the opportunity for audience questions.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

Based in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, Lucy Meyle’s practice uses the absurd as a site for re-imaging and re-imagining our relations to what is human and more-than-human. Moving across sculpture, installation, video, and publication, her practice is engaged in a wilful re-orientation of relationships through humour, collaboration and anti-smooth materiality. Recent projects include Shifting ground, Silo 6, Tāmaki Makaurau, 2018, Looking forwards and backwards (with Ziggy Lever), Blue Oyster Art Project Space, Ōtepoti Dunedin, Bad Actors, 2017, MEANWHILE, Pōneke Wellington, and Serving Suggestions, 2016, RM, Tāmaki Makaurau. She recently completed a practice-led PhD titled “Does a Flower Rehearse for Spring” at Auckland University of Technology.

Emerita Baik is an artist based in Pōneke Wellington, and holds a BFA from Massey University. Recent exhibitions include I love more than two loves, 2019, RM, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, EOmma, 2019, Toi Pōneke Arts Centre and AAAhui2018 @ the Engine Room, 2018, The Engine Room, Massey University Wellington (group). She is a current studio artist at Play_station.

As always, we’re grateful to Rich Coffee Roasters for providing delicious coffee for this event.