HAU – A sonic / fashion choreography

Name: HAU – A sonic / fashion choreography
Start: 2025-05-02T18:30:00+1200
End: 2025-05-02T20:00:00+1200
Location: Silo6 at Silo Park

Fri, 2 May, 6:30pm - 8pm NZST

Silo6 at Silo Park

Auckland, New Zealand

Public Record

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Announcing HAU – A sonic / fashion choreography

Hau (Māori) – 1. (noun) wind, breath; 2. vital essence, vitality – of a person, place, or object.

Step into a groundbreaking, immersive experience where sound, fashion, and movement converge. Hau is a collaborative live show featuring some of Aotearoa’s most talented multidisciplinary artists, including music by renowned composer Eve de Castro-Robinson, and directed by Eve and Yuka O’Shannessy from Public Record.

Prepare to engage all your senses for sight, sound, movement, scent, and interactive art, as Hau unfolds within the stunning industrial backdrop of Silo6.

Music by Eve de Castro-Robinson

Designers:

Otsu

Being. clothes

Evan Beijnen

Fbpd_ by Emma Wallbanks

6x4 online by Steven Junil Park

Models:

Kristian Larsen

Xin Ji

Weichu Huang

Catherine Griffiths

Iza Lozano

Yasmine Ganley

Directed by Eve de Castro-Robynson, Yuka O'Shannessy from Public Record

Mark your calendars!

Date: Friday 2nd May, Door open from 6:15pm

Live show will be starting from 7pm

Locations: Silo6 at Wynyard Quarter, Auckland, NZ

Sponsor by Everyday wine

Ngā mihi

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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A place for worlds to meet. For artistic and cultural exchanges through a unique programme of creative events and creative exhibitions, with a focus on craft, design and fine art.

The philosophy behind Public Record is rooted in timelessness—transcending trends and seasonality. At its core is our desire to create a space for international cultural exchange through arts and crafts. By continuously experimenting with and refining how we present our artists’ work, we aim to contribute to new narratives and fresh perspectives.

Beyond exhibiting contemporary art and craft, our gallery actively preserves its history for future generations. Through a dynamic schedule of exhibitions, media, and events, we infuse fresh energy into this creative hub. Featuring international artists not only elevates the quality of our exhibitions but also expands our reach to a global audience.

We collaborate with artists and craftspeople who work with skill, integrity, and a unique sensibility. Whether based locally or internationally, each artist shares a common thread—the exploration of roots and identity through art.

Our passion is to see Public Record gain international recognition—introducing our artists to the world stage while fostering an immersive, vibrant space where our community can engage with inspiring events and works.