GOW LANGSFORD ONEHUNGA / SEPTEMBER 2024
Gow Langsford to host the premiere screening of Erotic Geologies in Aotearoa
Previous working titles during the making of and international test screenings:
- Deucalion & Pyrrha 2022 (Sluice, PADA)
- An Alternative Archaeology 2021 (MFA)
The title Erotic Geologies marks the works completion and premiere screening in Aotearoa, 2024.
IMT GALLERY LONDON / DECEMBER 2022
Sluice Screens at IMT is part of ‘Assembling’, a new program to open up space for external research and organisations
Since 2006 IMT has provided a free public programme of critical and innovative contemporary art exhibitions. They commission artists and invite independent curators to take risks and create unique audience experiences to develop a local, international and research based community engaged with critical art practice.
Assembling presents a selection of 7 projects from the Sluice Lisdon: Territory, including Deucalion & Pyrrha
SLUICE LISBON / NOVEMBER 2022
mothermother presents work by Natalie Tozer at Sluice Lisbon: Territory
Sluice and PADA are bringing together an interdisciplinary selection of artist and curator-led projects to explore the impact and interconnections of the ecological, environmental and political consequences of territory. Territory is a year-long focus which culminates in Lisbon on 11-13 November 2022, running in conjunction with Lisbon Art Weekend. Exhibitions, performances, screenings and talks featuring over 80 artists are situated throughout the Barreiro district (on the south side of the Tagus River).
Aotearoa artist Natalie Tozer is presenting a large-scale, digital video installation titled Deucalion & Pyrrha, a sci-fi parable that seeks knowledge from the underground and merges the art forms of dance, animation and sculpture in an experimental artwork about archaeology, time and kaitiakitanga.
︎︎︎ Purchase Sluice (Territory) Magazine
BOOK RELEASE / OCTOBER 2022
Chthonic Descent
Narratives about Digging, Debt and the Collective: Accessing the Ground in the Anthropocene – by Natalie Tozer
To purchase a copy of Chthonic Descent please contact: hello@mothermother.co.nz
︎︎︎ View book online
PLAYPEN MAGAZINE / FEBRUARY 2022
Gow Langsford to host the premiere screening of Erotic Geologies in Aotearoa
Previous working titles during the making of and international test screenings:
- Deucalion & Pyrrha 2022 (Sluice, PADA)
- An Alternative Archaeology 2021 (MFA)
The title Erotic Geologies marks the works completion and premiere screening in Aotearoa, 2024.
IMT GALLERY LONDON / DECEMBER 2022
Sluice Screens at IMT is part of ‘Assembling’, a new program to open up space for external research and organisations
Since 2006 IMT has provided a free public programme of critical and innovative contemporary art exhibitions. They commission artists and invite independent curators to take risks and create unique audience experiences to develop a local, international and research based community engaged with critical art practice.
Assembling presents a selection of 7 projects from the Sluice Lisdon: Territory, including Deucalion & Pyrrha
SLUICE LISBON / NOVEMBER 2022
mothermother presents work by Natalie Tozer at Sluice Lisbon: Territory
Sluice and PADA are bringing together an interdisciplinary selection of artist and curator-led projects to explore the impact and interconnections of the ecological, environmental and political consequences of territory. Territory is a year-long focus which culminates in Lisbon on 11-13 November 2022, running in conjunction with Lisbon Art Weekend. Exhibitions, performances, screenings and talks featuring over 80 artists are situated throughout the Barreiro district (on the south side of the Tagus River).
Aotearoa artist Natalie Tozer is presenting a large-scale, digital video installation titled Deucalion & Pyrrha, a sci-fi parable that seeks knowledge from the underground and merges the art forms of dance, animation and sculpture in an experimental artwork about archaeology, time and kaitiakitanga.
︎︎︎ Purchase Sluice (Territory) Magazine
BOOK RELEASE / OCTOBER 2022
Chthonic Descent
Narratives about Digging, Debt and the Collective: Accessing the Ground in the Anthropocene – by Natalie Tozer
To purchase a copy of Chthonic Descent please contact: hello@mothermother.co.nz
︎︎︎ View book online
PLAYPEN MAGAZINE / FEBRUARY 2022