For Sale: baby shoes, never worn
Walker wanted to be a mother, but after years of fertility treatments has found herself childless. ‘For Sale: baby shoes, never worn’ responds to this journey and what happens next.
Justine
Regional News – Trauma, rage and resilience
Very excited to have my show where our bodies hit the world at play_station included in the Gallery News section of Regional News – Connecting Wellington,
Upcoming Show – where our bodies hit the world
play_station 5 – 28 October 2017 8 Egmont St To Aro, Wellington ‘where our bodies hit the world’ is an attempt to conform to a standard
Wallace Art Awards 2017
5 September – 12 November 2017 TSB Bank Wallace Arts Centre The Pah Homestead 72 Hillsborough Rd Hillsborough Auckland Very excited to be a finalist
First International Show!
24 August – 8 September 2017 SEVENTH 155 Gurtrude St Fitzroy, Melbourne Australia New Zealand artist Justine Walker follows an interest in feminine subjectivity and
Essay: do undo redo
by Caroline McQuarrie Last year, while watching the Nick Cave documentary ‘One more time with feeling’, I was struck by a scene where Cave is
Parkin Drawing Prize 2017
I’m excited to have my work do undo redo selected as a finalist for the Parkin Drawing Prize. The Parkin Drawing Prize is Aotearoa New Zealand’s premier award for
Is This Enough?
Blue Oyster Art Project SpaceDunedin, New Zealand15 July – 8 August 2009 With Is this Enough? Justine Walker presents a series of video and wall
HAPPY
‘HAPPY’ was made in response to my journey to become a mother but finding myself childless. ‘HAPPY’ talks of the missed birthday parties and how the best laid plans can go horribly wrong.
do undo redo
My partner and I have taken a journey over the past eight years into childlessness. Five of those years we were trying to have children