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24 April 1999 —
23 May 1999

Lauren Lysaght:
Outcomes

Lauren Lysaght: Outcomes, 1999 (installation view).
Lauren Lysaght: Outcomes, 1999 (installation view).
Lauren Lysaght: Outcomes, 1999 (installation view).
Lauren Lysaght: Outcomes, 1999 (installation view).
Lauren Lysaght: Outcomes, 1999 (detail).
Lauren Lysaght: Outcomes, 1999 (detail).
Lauren Lysaght: Outcomes, 1999 (installation view).
Lauren Lysaght: Outcomes, 1999 (installation view).
Lauren Lysaght: Outcomes, 1999 (installation view).

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In the Fisher Gallery this month is the work of two Wellington based artists. The first is Lauren Lysaght with her installation Outcomes. It comprises of around 50 cardboard tombstones. They hold the slogans ‘user pays’, ‘dobbed in’, and most contentiously ‘thank you for your allegation’.

Lysaght says ‘living in Wellington makes one incredibly aware of politics and how policy directly affects people.’ Lauren Lysaght works and creates on the side of injustice. In this mock-up of a neon cemetery, the artist acknowledges the unequal, ignored, invisible and dismissed.

Press

→ Abstract focus, Howick & Pakuranga Times, 26-04-1999

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→ Lauren Lysaght: Outcomes, 1999, publication

All exhibitions are currently offsite due to disruptions caused by the Pakuranga Eastern Busway construction. The building remains open for classes and other activities. 21 William Roberts Road, Pakuranga, is the best address to enter into navigation apps to guide you to the free parking at our door.

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