Everyone’s had a recent experience of living in a confined space for a prolonged period. Now artist Fiona Amundsen and writer Tim Corballis collaborate on a new exhibition exploring three communities in Arizona that are all in some sense separated from the mainstream.
Featuring film, photos and interviews, the exhibition features Arcosanti (an alternative 1970s micro-city), Biosphere 2 (a closed ecosystem built to test if humans could live in outer space) and the Titan Missile Museum (where Titan 2 missile workers lived together underground during the Cold War).
‘Human Hand’ is a free exhibition on now at The Dowse Art Museum in Lower Hutt that runs until the 11th October.
Fiona Amundsen and Tim Corballis, Production Still (Biosphere 2), Human Hand, 2019-20
Fiona Amundsen and Tim Corballis, Production Still (Titan II), Human Hand, 2019-20
Fiona Amundsen and Tim Corballis, Production Still (Titan II), Human Hand, 2019-20
Fiona Amundsen and Tim Corballis, Production Still (Arcosanti), Human Hand, 2019-20
Fiona Amundsen and Tim Corballis, Production Still (Arcosanti), Human Hand, 2019-20
Fiona Amundsen and Tim Corballis, Production Still (Arcosanti), Human Hand, 2019-20
Fiona Amundsen and Tim Corballis, Production Still (Biosphere 2), Human Hand, 2019-20
Fiona Amundsen and Tim Corballis, Production Still (Biosphere 2), Human Hand, 2019-20
Fiona Amundsen and Tim Corballis, Production Still (Biosphere 2), Human Hand, 2019-20
Human Hand (install view) at The Dowse (Shaun Matthews)
Human Hand (install view 2) at The Dowse (Shaun Matthews)
Human Hand (install view 3) at The Dowse (Shaun Matthews)
