Tag: tao wells

Review: Inuit Time

While the Wells Group’s pro-unem­­ploy­­ment instal­la­tion piece con­tin­ues to anger and bewil­der ordi­nary, hard­work­ing Kiwis, artis­tic mas­ter­mind Tao Wells con­tin­ues to, er, work. In addi­tion to the Let­ting Space instal­la­tion, Wells is pre­sent­ing two per­for­mances of his the­atre show Inu­it Time, once described as “an insult to the fun­da­men­tals of the­atre”. The first per­for­mance was […]

The Beneficiary’s Office

Artist and provo­ca­teur Tao Wells is caus­ing a mighty ruckus with his new art instal­la­tion project, The Ben­e­fi­cia­ry’s Office. As part of the Let­ting Space pro­gramme — which pairs artists with unused com­mer­cial spaces — Wells has estab­lished a cor­po­rate office for the Wells Group, a PR com­pa­ny which argues that the unem­ployed are more […]