Equinox_1:03PM NZST_23-9-22
23rd September – 8th October, 2022

Lynn Marie-Kirby (PDT) -7 Jessika Kenny (PDT) -7 Azadeh Emadi (BST) +1 Wolfgang Weileder (BST) +1 Dillwyn Smith (BST) +1 Steve Sutton (BST) +1 Fiona Williams (AEST) +10 Rodney Cross (AEST) +10 Chris Braddock + Guests (NZST) +12 Balamohan Shingade(NZST) +12 Layne Waerea (NZST) +12 Eamon Edmunson-Wells (NZST) +12 Ziggy Lever (NZST) +12 The Observatory Project (NZST) +12

Organised by Eamon Edmundson-Wells, Chris Braddock, and Ziggy Lever.

St Paul St Gallery
Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, New Zealand

  Installation view, 2021



  Installation view, 2021
  Installation view, 2022
Untitled, 2021, pencil on paper, 210 x 148cm
  Photograph video: the shore near the equinox, 2022, digital video.

In Gallery One, a group of works were configured including: Shadow Tides: St Paul St Gallery, Gallery One, Tāmaki Makaurau, September 2022 - a chart loosely recording the appearance and play of light and shadows in Gallery One during the gallery day (a new iteration of a work made in Tāmaki Makaurau in 2017); a 'Photograph Video', that is, a video recording an instant photograph developing at the site where it was taken on a shoreline in Naarm days before the equinox; and a pencil on paper drawing from a photographic source, from near the same place on a previous visit (during our, exhibiting artists, period of meeting regularly on the equinox). Each piece loosely documenting time and place as immeasurable, and playful effects of time zones, local weather, and gravity, lead by way of the demands of materials.In Gallery Two, during the Equinox, a meeting took place with participants from different locations convening for a moment in Auckland time. And works were made and/or took place.
Video still, Photograph video: equinox, 2022


The video above was made as exhibiting artists and guests met inside Gallery Two. Some artist were present via call-in software. The video was available online (for viewers anywhere) for the last day of the exhibition. This work documented the breadth and simultaneity of the shared moment, including guests from far away speaking and viewing other photographs developing live via zoom. Full exhibition documentation can be found here +