MANZ - Medal Art New Zealand: A Place to Stand
This 2021 biennial exhibition has thirty-one artists presenting medals and /or small sculptures. A diversity is demonstrated in the works that make up this exhibition and is also reflective of the varied practices of the members of Medal Art New Zealand and the invited guest exhibitors.
The title A Place to Stand has initiated works based around issues of perseverance during crisis, recognition of loss, adaptation, reverence of cultural values, the power of transformation and new beginnings. A Place to Stand isn’t just physical, it can be your ideas your opinions, your dreams, your meditations, your sense of self. This is the time for the recognition of our place. To reinstate what is truly important. A re-creation.
A compact art form, the medal can address history, commemorate an illustrious person, a significant event, or act as a personal memento. Regardless of the subject matter or technique, the contemporary medal demonstrates a concentration of the maker’s mind and a honing of information down to the essential – made for handling and contemplation.
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Christine MasseyBalasana (Child's Pose) 1, 2021Bronze5 x 7 x 2.5 cm
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Christine MasseyBalasana (Child's Pose) 2, 2021Bronze9.5 x 4.5 x 3.5 cm
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Fatu Feu'uTropical FrangipaniBronze13.5 x 13 cm
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Fiona GarlickTalismans - Sycamore Seed , 2021Cast bronze20 x 15 cm
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Fiona GarlickTalismans - Flawed Leaf Clover , 2021Cast bronze16 x 14 cm
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Fiona GarlickRabbit's Foot, 2021Cast bronze7 x 20 cm
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Fiona GarlickLucky Acorn, 2021Cast bronze10 x 17 cm
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Fiona GarlickThey came with their Seeds, Dreams and Stories, 2021Bronze8 x 8 cm
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MANZ - Medal Art New ZealandKōtuku, 2019Bronze
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Samantha LissetteA Place to Land, 2021Bronze5 x 4 cm
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Marté SzirmayLifeboatCast bronze12 x 10 cm
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Jim WheelerSanctuary , 2020Bronze6 x 9.5 x 9.5 cm
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Richard MathiesonLockdown Doodles / Little Stacks , 2021Cedar & Oak38 x 15 & 23 x 20 cm