Masons Screen

Masons Screen is an outdoor 24-hour public screen for artists' videos.

Supported by Wellington City Council and programmed by CIRCUIT Artist Moving Image, Masons Screen presents a new artist’s work each month.

The screen is located on Masons Lane – a pedestrian walkway between The Terrace and Lambton Quay.

Noel Meek and Jake Kīanō Skinner, Rua Kōhatu / Two Stones

Current video

Noel Meek and Jake Kīanō Skinner, Rua Kōhatu / Two Stones

Digital video, sound, 7 minutes 45 seconds

12 March – 22 April

Two artists explore a bicultural relationship through stone, a material used in both traditional taonga pūoro and experimental music. Between images of the artists activating the stones through percussive tapping, we see text from the poem “Thoughts On A Sufi Proverb” by Hone Tuwhare (Ngā Puhi, Ngāti Korokoro, Ngāti Tautahi, Te Popote, Uri-O-Hau).

Noel Meek (Pākehā) and Jake Kīanō Skinner (Ngāti Rangitihi, Tūhoe) are artists based in Ōtautahi Christchurch. Hone Tuwhare poetry used with permission.

Past projects

  • The Observatory Project, non-standard measures (2023)
  • Bronwyn Holloway-Smith, Bledisloe Bebop (2020)
  • Hiona Henare, THEY AIN'T WOKE YET (2023)
  • Keri-Mei Zagrobelna (Te Āti Awa, Te Whānau-ā-Apanui) – Te Pito (2023)
  • Hana Pera Aoake – I saw the mountain erupt (2023)
  • Leala Faleseuga  Vessel: Dissolution | It's in the milk (2023)
  • Matthew Cowan and Jana Müller – Background Scenes (2022)
  • Xi Li – Prosperity or Emptiness (2022)
  • Cat Auburn – Crying Cliffs (2010)
  • Richard Frater – Sweet Apparition (2008)
  • Yona Lee – Propositions (2021)
  • Arapeta – Te Orokoomaa (2022)
  • Suzanne Tamaki – Manu does Matariki (2022)
  • Bruce Barber – Spectres of Marx (2015)
  • Sione Faletau – Kupesi o Mason Screen (Patterns of Mason Screen) (2022)
  • Jamie Berry – Wai whakaika (2022)
  • Gabriel White – Scenic Journey (2022)
  • Louie Zalk-Neale, Mana tipua tuku iho – Transcestor (2021)
  • James R Ford – Infinite Monkey Syndrome (2012)
  • Jae Hoon Lee – A Leaf (2003)
  • Louisa Afoa – Pink Flamingo (2016)
  • Phil Dadson – Am I Dreaming? (2020)
  • David Cowlard – béton brut (2015)
  • Kauri Wharewera – Te kahui o Matariki (2021)
  • Steve Carr – Watermelon (2015)
  • Julia Holden – #LunaMediates (2020)
  • Brit Bunkley – Downbreak on 1, Upbeat on 2 (2013)
  • Sarah Hudson – Harirū (2018)
  • Annie Bradley – The Sea in Us (2020)
  • Martin Awa Clarke Langdon and Rebecca Ann Hobbs. Kaitiaki: Qiane Matata-Sipu – 'Maungataketake' (2019)
  • Brydee Rood – 'Everything Rises' (2020)
  • Darcell Apelu – 'To Secure My Place I Must Leave' (2019)
  • Tanya Te Miringa Te Rorarangi Ruka (Ngati Pakau, Ngapuhi) – 'Kōhatu Tipua (Supernatural Stones)' (2020)
  • Tom Hinton – 'Self-raising Sea' (2019)
  • Arapeta Ashton and Wai Ching Chan – 'Pātai/Maan Taai 問題' (2020)
  • Emma Wallbanks – 'Mercurial' (2019)
  • Fleury and Jackson – 'One who goes quickly' (2019)
  • Rangituhia Hollis – 'Across the face of the moon' (2019)
  • Rachel O'Neill – 'Not My Autobiography?' (2019)
  • Jamie Berry, Pikihuia Haenga and Leala Faleseuga – 'Breaking the Glass Ceiling' (2018)
  • Florence Wild – 'Cast Movements: Leitmotif' (2017)
  • Layne Waerea – 'Māori Lane: Oct 08, 2012' (2012)
  • Ziggy Lever – 'Beam Splitting' (2017)
  • Cinton Watkins – 'Feedback '(2010)
  • Judy Darragh – 'Tunnel of Love' (2003)
  • Kate Walker – 'Cloudship' (2018)
  • Bent – 'Art for no-one' (2014)
  • John Chrisstoffels – 'Ritornello' (2018)
  • Miranda Bellamy – 'Drip, release, in complete memory (2018)'
  • Talia Smith – 'The light between two points' (2018)
  • Martin Rumsby – 'Sojourns' (2018)
  • Dilohana Lekamge – 'Pilot - Gilmore Girls: Season 1, Episode 1' (2018)
  • Elizabeth Pointon – 'A Guide To: Effective Implementation of Self-Service' (2017)
  • Aydriannah Tuiali’i (Ngā Puhi/Ngāti Hāmoa),Kōwhai (2017)
  • Sam Hamilton – 'More of less Rubbish' (2017)
  • Sandy Gibbs – 'Lighting an old Flame '(2017)
  • Mark Harvey – 'Let's Go! '(2017)
  • Claire Harris – 'Beseated '(2017)
  • Christina Read – 'The Brain My Brain' (2017)
  • Lara Lindsay-Parker – 'Sad @ the beach' (2017)
  • Matilda Fraser – 'The Eight Hours Plan' (2017)
  • Guillaume Cailleau – 'Funktionslust' (2017)
  • Anna Iti – 'All the way to Te Rerenga Wairua' (2017)
  • Sriwhana Spong – 'Learning Duets' (2012) / – 'Beach Study' (2012)
  • Melissa Irving – 'being-(t)here '(2012)
  • Robyn Jordaan – 'The Present Continuous '(2016)
  • Mike Ting – 'Kind of Blue' (2016)
  • Sam Norton – 'Untitled 3' (2015)
  • Aliyah Winter – 'Eli Jenkins Prayer' (2015)
  • Hugh Chesterman – 'i am who i am (who am i?)' (2016)
  • Chris Ulutupu – 'Ladies' (2016)
  • Kate Woods – 'Water Feature' (2016)
  • Mike Heynes – 'Location!… location?' (2016)
  • Sarah Jane Parton – 'The Best Trick (Everyone Smiles at Hotel Smile)' (2016)
  • Bridget Reweti – 'Mana Tū, Mana Toa, Mana Ake Ake' (2015)
  • Gabrielle Amodeo – 'Slow and mournfully; slow and sad; slow and solemnly' (2013)
  • Caroline Johnston – 'Songs about PLEASE REMOVE' (2014)
  • Heather Hayward – 'Les Mills Gym' (2014)
  • Erica Sklenars – 'Popsicle' (2011)
  • Jordana Bragg – 'How to water the roses (3)' (2015)
  • Laura Duffy – 'Food fat insanity' (2015)
  • Terry Urbahn – 'Don't Die Until Later' (2013)
  • Denise Batchelor – 'Stranded' (2015)

Contact us

Pippa Sanderson, Senior Arts Advisor

Mobile: 021 454 039

Email: pippa.sanderson@wcc.govt.nz