Richard Dale

Richard Dale is an independent curator and art writer living in Auckland, New Zealand. He played a formative role in introducing new Chinese art to New Zealand and curated the first solo exhibition of Zhang Huan performances on video to tour Australasia. He is former art critic for the New Zealand Herald, the country’s largest newspaper, for which he still occasionally writes, and has also written for Art+Text, Art Asia Pacific, and Art New Zealand. He lectures regularly on contemporary East Asian art, with a focus on its recent history, and has a special interest in performance and conceptual art. The last exhibition he curated was Article 27, 2009, commissioned to recognize the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. His latest writing includes a review of Art Basel Hong Kong Art Fair, 2013, for the New Zealand Herald.

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