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July 2002 View The Physics Room Annual 2001 online The first of what will be an annual Physics Room publication, this self-contained book provides a cohesive view of our gallery activities in 2001, as well as an insight into current contemporary art practice in New Zealand. The Annual contains images and ideas relating to the 2001 programme, plus we’ve thrown in some official reports for good measure. Gallery staff (Emma Bugden, Rosemary Forde) plus invited writers have offered their own connection points to the exhibition programme in a collection of texts relating to each 2001 show or series. Commissioned writers include art historian Deidre Brown, curator Chris Chapman, former Log editor Gwyneth Porter and locally based arts writers Sally McIntyre, Andrew Paul Wood, Lee Devenish and Dan Arps. Designed by Aaron Beehre, The Annual features page spreads of lush full-colour images documenting each 2001 Physics Room exhibition. The Fresh series profiling contemporary New Zealand practitioners fills the first section of the Annual, highlighting our commitment to this group of young artists. Other featured projects for the year include the Experimental Art Foundation / Physics Room exchange shows Gleam and Thrash; The Tomorrow People - a dynamic group show of NZ talent which toured to LA; and the international, interactive, computer-based sound art exhibition pHonic. The Annual also farewells LOG Illustrated magazine, featuring the cover art from all 15 issues and an interview with editor Gwyneth Porter. Order your copy today from The
Physics Room ! Every year is a big year for the Physics Room and 2001 was no exception. The Physics Room Annual provides a series of snapshots into our activities during this time, with images, ideas, and (of course!) some official reports as well. Gallery staff, as well as invited writers, offer their thoughts and musings on the exhibition programme, making no attempt to provide you with the definitive exhibition essay, but instead offering their own connection points to the shows - the shows that moved them, that pushed their buttons, that made them think. What did you like? Emma Bugden, General Manager, The Physics Room View The Physics Room Annual 2001 The Physics Room Annual 2001 online
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