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Audrey Baldwin

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Audrey Baldwin

PAWA Profiles

Audrey Baldwin creates moments that invite connection and oscillate between earnest & absurd while playing on expected roles and power dynamics.

Performance Artist
2023

Audrey Baldwin

PAWA Profiles

Audrey Baldwin

PAWA Profiles

Audrey Baldwin creates moments that invite connection and oscillate between earnest & absurd while playing on expected roles and power dynamics.

Biography

Audrey Baldwin
Performance Artist

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Biography

Performance Artist

Audrey Baldwin is a Zimbabwean born, ÅŒtautahi based performance artist and curator. She graduated from Ilam School of Fine Arts, Canterbury University in 2009 and has shown in galleries and arts festivals nationally as well as in Japan, India, Zimbabwe, Australia, and The Netherlands. Her recent interactive performance, Art Chemist, has been part of The Performance Arcade (WLG), Nelson Arts Festival, Taranaki Arts Festival and won the ZONTA Female Art Award in 2022.

Collaboration and public engagement are key tools in her practice – many of her works cast the viewer as an active participant. Her work is earnest, absurd and draws on elements of the everyday. From germ-free kissing booths to toffee cages and visceral, confronting body work, Audrey’s approach to performance operates on a spectrum from warm and fuzzy to harsh and gruelling – sometimes simultaneously. Her work comes from a strong intersectional feminist standpoint with a focus on queering spaces and creating opportunities for connection.

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Events + Writings

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Performance
2023
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Avoidant Attachment
2023
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Avoidant Attachment
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Poetry
January 31, 2024
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PAWA 23: Chris Girven on Audrey Baldwin’s ‘Avodiant Attachment’
Poetry
January 31, 2024
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PAWA 23: Chris Girven on Audrey Baldwin’s ‘Avodiant Attachment’
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Opinion
February 10, 2024
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PAWA 23: Festival overview by Frances Pavletich
Opinion
February 10, 2024
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PAWA 23: Festival overview by Frances Pavletich

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