All in different stages of their careers, Lynn, Walker and Sklenars’ individual practices deal with contemporary trajectories relevant to the female experience. Collectively, they speak to a wider social conscience, responsibility, and identity within New Zealand society.
So delighted to have a work included in the Wallace Art Awards show at Pah Homestead in Auckland. Wallace Art Awards 3 September – 4
Very excited to have the CURRENTS show at A.I.R Gallery in New York written about in Ms. Magazine! Thanks Nicholl Paratore. Photo courtesy of A.I.R. Gallery
I’m very excited to have a work selected by Barbara Zucker to be included in the this years CURRENTS exhibition at A.I.R Gallery in New
Many thanks to Mary-Jane Duffy for writing a review The Vulnerability Superpower of my show where our bodies hit the world at play_station Photo by
Walker wanted to be a mother, but after years of fertility treatments has found herself childless. ‘For Sale: baby shoes, never worn’ responds to this journey and what happens next.
Very excited to have my show where our bodies hit the world at play_station included in the Gallery News section of Regional News – Connecting Wellington,
play_station 5 – 28 October 2017 8 Egmont St To Aro, Wellington ‘where our bodies hit the world’ is an attempt to conform to a standard
5 September – 12 November 2017 TSB Bank Wallace Arts Centre The Pah Homestead 72 Hillsborough Rd Hillsborough Auckland Very excited to be a finalist
24 August – 8 September 2017 SEVENTH 155 Gurtrude St Fitzroy, Melbourne Australia New Zealand artist Justine Walker follows an interest in feminine subjectivity and