About this Event
Through the final letters Robert Falcon Scott written from his frozen tent and the quiet courage of his wife, Kathleen, photographic artist Rewa Rendall reveals the emotional heart of a story told through the eyes of a woman. Using the alchemical process of 19th-century wet-plate photography, Rewa explores how identity is shaped and witnessed through the lens. Drawing on her own Antarctic journeys, she invites you to shift your compass, rethink what is possible, and step into the blank pages history left behind.
Photographic artist Rewa Rendall works from Sir Joseph Kinsey’s historic darkroom, creating wet-plate portraits grounded in legacy and connection. Her Antarctic journey—sailing south and climbing untouched peaks—shapes her award-winning Visitors Book project, where contemporary stories of identity and courage continue Christchurch’s long conversation with exploration and the Antarctic.
Bookings are essential. Door sales may be available if not sold out prior. Doors open 15 mins prior.
Parking: on road or in the Arts Road Pay & Display Carpark (entrance Arts Road or University Drive) two minutes walk away. FREE ON WEEKENDS.
No Parking on site. x 2 Accessible permit holder can be booked by phone or email prior to event.
Ring our friendly host on 03 341 1360 or email [email protected] if you have any problems with booking.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Kate Sheppard House, 83 Clyde Road, Christchurch, New Zealand
NZD 8.55
