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Mona Museum 26th July 2019



                      "Spectrum Chamber"
                   -Charles Ross


       "Chapel"
        -Wim Deloye


       "Unseen Seen"
       -James Turrell

    The "Spectrum Chamber" and "Amara"
    -James Turrell




    "Flatbed Truck, Trailer and Cement Truck"
     By Will Delvoye







    "Mine"
     -Simon Denny

Mona plays mineshaft in this new exhibition by New Zealand artist Simon Denny, revolving around mining as a reflection of hope and anxiety about the environment, technology, and development.





    Kapa Haka
    Mine Exhibition
    By Michael Parekowhai
    "Self portrait as Mechanoid (Primitive Version)"
    By Christopher Langton
                     "Black Beauty (Nana Series)"
                      By Niki de Saint Phalle
                      "Project Dead Empathy-the fear of tiny holes"
                      by Justene Williams
                     "Self Portrait as Mechanoid (Autonomous Version)"
                      By Christopher Langton

    "Stepping Out"
     By Julie Rrap


                         "All the King's Men"
                         By Fiona Hall
                      
                     "Beside Myself"
                   By James Turrell

              "The Unseen Seen"
               By James Turrell

                    "Pattern of Perception"
                   By Ruth Schnell



   "Lincoln"
    Nam June Paik


    "Grotto"
     By Randy Polumbo







                     "Siloam Tunnel"
                  The name Siloam is a reference to the underground water channels                      built in the City of David, which was the ancient site of Jerusalem.

                





   "Tim Jenison and Vermeer"
      By Tim Jenison




   "Kryptos"
    By Brigita Ozolins   

    "Artifact"
     By Gregory Barsamian





    "Snake"
      By Sidney Nolan



   "Fat Car"
    By Erwin Wurm




                     "The Fairy Horde and the Hedgehog Host"
                      By Tessa Farmer



    "Nature Molle Soft Life"
     By Michel Blazy

                      "Ushabti"
                     Egypt, c.664-525 BCE
                     By Jane Clark
                     "Leda and the Swan"
                   Italy, Roman, 1-100 CE
                   By Jane Clark

   "White House"
    By Ai Weiwei


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