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Gregor Kregar:
Dream House Project

2013

In 2012 artist Gregor Kregar took over Te Tuhi's large foyer entrance with the Dream House Project, an enormous bird nest-like timber structure that viewers could walk through and sit within. This publication documents the installation through full colour photographs by Sam Hartnett and an essay by curator Bruce E. Phillips. Edited by Rebecca Lal.

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