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The Electric Playground
By Stella Brennan ARCADIA, at the Govett Brewster Gallery in New Plymouth is ironically titled. Representations of rustic simplicity it ain’t. The Arcades in question aren’t distant tree-filled realms...
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Stitch in Time: Stella Brennan
By Sean Cubitt “Reification won’t get you out of the parking lot“ Things, Bob Perelman, 1986 Elective surgery! Ubiquitous surveillance! And yet there’s so little sense that anything has changed. In...
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History Curator: Stella Brennan
left panel By Robert Leonard A small image in Stella Brennan’s 2004 exhibition Tomorrow Never Knows gave me pause. Her digital print reproduced an aerial view of a gigantic geodesic dome on fire, a...
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Dive into a suburban fantasia: Stella Brennan
By Andrew Clifford Review of the exhibition Wet Social Sculpture by Stella Brennan. Exhibited at St Paul St Gallery, 20 October – 12 November 2005. After opening an exhibition, most artists are...
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Cloudland
Aotearoa Digital Arts presented Cloudland, a showcase of New Zealand artists for ISEA 2008 in Singapore. The exhibition featured film, video, installation, and sound works by Len Lye, et al., Stella...
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The Aotearoa Digital Arts Reader
Leon Narbey, 'A Film of Real Time: A light sound environment', 1970, 16mm film, colour, sound, 12min, courtesy the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, camera: Robert Hutchins. A comprehensive anthology, The...
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The Digital Artist in Residence Programme
SEAN CUBITT & BEVIN YEATMAN, 2008. “The Digital Artist in Residence Programme” From The Aotearoa Digital Arts Reader, ed. Brennan and Ballard, 2008. Cubitt and Yeatman look back on the Digital...
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