Blue Oyster Gallery
Art Gallery in Dunedin
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Founded in 199, the Blue Oyster Arts Trust is the governing body of the Blue Oyster Art Project Space, a not for profit art space located at 16 Dowling Street, Dunedin. All exhibitions and events are free to attend, the space offering an environment of criticality, support and learning. Blue Oyster Art Project Space exists to enable emerging and experimental artists, writers, curators and arts practitioners to work free from commercial restraints in an innovative and experimental environment. The Blue Oyster has a strong history of supporting experimental and innovative art practices, and is one of the earliest artist run spaces to be established in New Zealand, influenced by spaces such as Auckland’s pioneering Teststrip , and Dunedin’s Honeymoon suite . Since this time, the Blue Oyster has seen several spaces in and around the central city, incredible support from numerous volunteers and talented trustees, istrators and directors that have allowed the space to grow and continue to be Dunedin’s longest running and experimental art project spaces.
She is currently experimenting with sound, exploring melody and frequency intent. Previous arts management roles include Manager Education and Public Programmes, City Gallery Wellington Access Programmes Coordinator, Auckland Art Gallery Arts and Funding Advisor, Auckland City Council Manager Visitor Experience Waikato Museum of Art and History. Her research interests include the art fashion nexus and the social history of New Zealand visual culture. Saskia exhibits both nationally and internationally and is represented by Ivan Anthony, Darren Knight and Jonathan Smart.
She was a regular cast member of a weekly TV drama nationally broadcast in Japan. Founded in 199, the Blue Oyster Arts Trust is the governing body of the Blue Oyster Art Project Space, a not for profit art space located at 16 Dowling Street, Dunedin. All exhibitions and events are free to attend, the space offering an environment of criticality, support and learning. The Blue Oyster has a strong history of supporting experimental and innovative art practices, and is one of the earliest artist run spaces to be established in New Zealand, influenced by spaces such as Auckland’s pioneering Teststrip , and Dunedin’s Honeymoon suite . Since this time, the Blue Oyster has seen several spaces in and around the central city, incredible support from numerous volunteers and talented trustees, istrators and directors that have allowed the space to grow and continue to be Dunedin’s longest running and experimental art project spaces.
She is currently experimenting with sound, exploring melody and frequency intent. Previous arts management roles include Manager Education and Public Programmes, City Gallery Wellington Access Programmes Coordinator, Auckland Art Gallery Arts and Funding Advisor, Auckland City Council Manager Visitor Experience Waikato Museum of Art and History. Her research interests include the art fashion nexus and the social history of New Zealand visual culture. Saskia exhibits both nationally and internationally and is represented by Ivan Anthony, Darren Knight and Jonathan Smart.
She was a regular cast member of a weekly TV drama nationally broadcast in Japan
She is currently experimenting with sound, exploring melody and frequency intent. Previous arts management roles include Manager Education and Public Programmes, City Gallery Wellington Access Programmes Coordinator, Auckland Art Gallery Arts and Funding Advisor, Auckland City Council Manager Visitor Experience Waikato Museum of Art and History. Her research interests include the art fashion nexus and the social history of New Zealand visual culture. Saskia exhibits both nationally and internationally and is represented by Ivan Anthony, Darren Knight and Jonathan Smart.
She was a regular cast member of a weekly TV drama nationally broadcast in Japan. Founded in 199, the Blue Oyster Arts Trust is the governing body of the Blue Oyster Art Project Space, a not for profit art space located at 16 Dowling Street, Dunedin. All exhibitions and events are free to attend, the space offering an environment of criticality, support and learning. The Blue Oyster has a strong history of supporting experimental and innovative art practices, and is one of the earliest artist run spaces to be established in New Zealand, influenced by spaces such as Auckland’s pioneering Teststrip , and Dunedin’s Honeymoon suite . Since this time, the Blue Oyster has seen several spaces in and around the central city, incredible support from numerous volunteers and talented trustees, istrators and directors that have allowed the space to grow and continue to be Dunedin’s longest running and experimental art project spaces.
She is currently experimenting with sound, exploring melody and frequency intent. Previous arts management roles include Manager Education and Public Programmes, City Gallery Wellington Access Programmes Coordinator, Auckland Art Gallery Arts and Funding Advisor, Auckland City Council Manager Visitor Experience Waikato Museum of Art and History. Her research interests include the art fashion nexus and the social history of New Zealand visual culture. Saskia exhibits both nationally and internationally and is represented by Ivan Anthony, Darren Knight and Jonathan Smart.
She was a regular cast member of a weekly TV drama nationally broadcast in Japan
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