Marcus Tatton in the Riverhaven Artland Gallery
Tuesday to Saturday 10am-2pm from Tuesday 6th October until Tuesday 27th October.
No bookings required
– for the self-directed walks at the Riverhaven Artland
– Entry to the gallery is free.
Marcus Tatton
Marcus is a public space sculptor working around Australia and New Zealand. Versatile in his processes and media, Marcus creates unique sculpture interventions to mark contemporary attitudes and experiences. Much of his practice is creating one-off works for exhibition in national sculpture forums. Living in the quiet of remote Central North Island, New Zealand, Tatton holds a fringe perspective on humanity. It takes form both as a personal politics, of how we individual humans interact with nature, and as a world politic concerning the cumulative effect our species imparts upon earth’s surface. To see more examples of his work check out his socials @marcustattonsculpture
During this time, Riverhaven Artland is going to be open without appointment. Just arrive and pay onsite to do self-directed walks around Riverhaven Artland. Please note you will still need to book outside of these hours, or if you want to do a guided tour.
