PUBLIC GOOD
Ramp Gallery, Hamilton. 22 February - 22 March 2013.
Group exhibition curated by Kim Paton.
Artists: Tim Middleton, Charlotte Watson, Gareth Williams, Tim J. Veling, Matthew Galloway, David Cook, Raewyn Martyn, Stuart Shepherd

Public Good explores how the planning, design and governance of public space define how we engage with public environments socially and logistically. The project focuses on proposals for unrealised or imagined ideas and provocations for civic planning and public space, including public sculpture, architecture, civic infrastructure and urban planning.

Public Good features new work by Tim Middleton, Charlotte Watson, David Cook, Tim J. Veling, Gareth Williams and Matthew Galloway.

David Cook's series of photographs features portraits of shoppers and environmental photographs taken at The Base, Hamilton's largest shopping centre.

The exhibition is accompanied by a publication edited by Kim Paton: PUBLIC GOOD, published by Ramp Press. David Cook's photographic series is published in the book, preceded by Ed Hanfling's commentary.