The Hang Out Ladies are Naomi Lamb and Raylene Beals
‘The Hang Out’ pays homage to domestic adventures and nostalgic ritual that incorporates a passion for 35 mm slide projections. Be sure to take some time and hang out with them at Splore 2010.
Both seasoned artists that intersect diverse genres such as performance, live video art, assemblage, installation, and experimental film. Their work has featured at many major New Zealand Open-air festivals, clubs, and galleries, down footpaths and in hidden nooks and crannies, with cameo international appearances.
‘The Hang Out’ pays homage to domestic adventures and nostalgic ritual that incorporates a passion for 35 mm slide projections. Be sure to take some time and hang out with them at Splore 2010.
Both seasoned artists that intersect diverse genres such as performance, live video art, assemblage, installation, and experimental film. Their work has featured at many major New Zealand Open-air festivals, clubs, and galleries, down footpaths and in hidden nooks and crannies, with cameo international appearances.
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Pictorial Historial Clippings
Clipping #1
Couch, blanket cushion combo hut.
Clipping #2
Blanket A frame hut with internal chair walls.
Clipping #3
Tarp hut, at the end of the line.
Clipping #5
Box hut city condos.
Helping with the washing is a participatory thing...
"When I was young, I remember my mum being very supportive of my hut building. We had a washing line in Golden Bay, it was one rope between two beams. The tension pole, the stick in the middle, held it taut; I could never reach it when it was up. When the line was slack, I could pull a sheet over the line, and make an A-frame tent. When it was raining, we had to build our huts indoors. They would become more elaborate, in between the chairs and tables. There was a real sense of loss when the huts had to be dismantled and the washing folded and put away."
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