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ONE DAY SCULPTURE
A New Zealand-wide series of temporary public artworks
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Participating artists

Liz Allan
Lara Almárcegui
Billy Apple
Nick Austin
Douglas Bagnall
Bik Van Der Pol
Bekah Carran
Kah Bee Chow
Thomas Hirschhorn
Amy Howden-Chapman
Adam Hyde
Maddie Leach
James Luna
Heather and Ivan Morison
Kate Newby
Roman Ondák
Michael Parekowhai
Paola Pivi
Santiago Sierra
Superflex
Javier Tellez
Rirkrit Tiravanija
Zoë Walker And Neil Bromwich
Bedwyr Williams

Liz Allan
Liz Allan, Came a Hot Sundae: A Festival for Ronald Hugh Morrieson, 2008. Photo: Steve Rowe

One Day Sculpture was a cumulative series of 20 public artworks, each of which lasted only 24 hours, produced from August 2008 to June 2009. Initiated by UK-based curator and Director of Situations, Claire Doherty and Massey University’s Litmus Research Initiative in Wellington, the series was realised in partnership with art institutions and artist-run initiatives throughout New Zealand.

The One Day Sculpture website www.onedaysculpture.org.nz contains information, responses and ful details of the series. The Book of One Day Sculpture will be published by Kerber in November 2009. This publication will offer a timely anthology of newly commissioned texts alongside a comprehensive analysis of the year-long commissioning series in New Zealand.

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