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PAUL CULLEN
Revolutions per Minute
July 22 – August 21, 2010
Paul Cullen says “Revolutions per Minute is an ongoing sculptural project I’ve been developing since 1994, currently comprised of sixteen completed sculptures with others still in development. Revolutions per Minute is characterised by the deployment of either rotation or circulation. Early works like The Geographer (2) feature a rotating world globe, while in Discovery of Oxygen and In Vitro water is circulated through a system of improvised plumbing.”
Each sculpture is based around a common object, tables and chairs mostly, with items such as plastic fruit, world globes, rulers and electric motors providing the basis for rotation. Works involving the circulation of water employ pipes and hoses, stainless steel and plastic buckets, cardboard boxes, and water pumps.
This exhibition will showcase sculptures from the 1990’s alongside more recent iterations of the project.
Later in the year an accompanying catalogue will be available, thanks to funding from Creative New Zealand.
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Detail: Desk
Photographed by Asumi Mizuo
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Desk
Wooden table, vinly, plastic pipes, galvanized steel containers, water pump and electric cord.
770 x 1700 x 1100 mm
2009
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Fox Circle
Chair, ruler, plastic, motor, plastic gherkins and electric cord.
825 x 615 x 380 mm
2007
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Geographer (2)
Metal chair, world globe, motor, electric cord
700 x 800 c 600 mm
1995 |
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Brains pear sculpture
Book, metal frame, motor, plastic pear and electric cord.
510 x 350 x 280 mm
2007 |
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In vitro
Wooden table, cardboard, plastic buckets, water pump and electric cord.
1160 x 1120 x 950 mm
1998 |
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r/p/m (3)
Plastic bucket, formica table, electric motor and cord.
980 x 650 x 765 mm
2010 |
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