rm103

Now in its tenth year, rm103 is Auckland’s longest running artist-run-project space. At the heart of the rm-project is its gallery, supporting the work of local artists through short-run shows and extended projects, whilst continuing to develop interactions and exchanges with artist-run-projects throughout Australia and Europe. The rm-project also encompasses a number of satellite projects, including SHOP103 (a venue for multiple artworks and editions) and the Dear Reader mail-art project, as well as producing work as a collective—most recently with the festival tote-bag Carry-On rm103, and a shoe-shining fundraiser. Recent rm-project publications have included SOAP magazine and Nights of our Lives—a book of art dreams.

Directors
Andrew Barber
Xin Cheng
Kylie Duncan
Fleur Sandbrook
Nick Spratt

+64 21 779 634
info@rm103.org
1st Floor Achilles Hous, Cnr Commerce and Customs Street East, Auckland CBD

www.rm103.org

~Nights of our Lives — a book of art dreams~, co-edited by Tessa Laird and rm103. Photo: Nick Spratt (cover design by Cinnamon Swan)
Nights of our Lives — a book of art dreams, co-edited by Tessa Laird and rm103. Photo: Nick Spratt (cover design by Cinnamon Swan)
Craig Hilton, ~Postmodern T-Shirt Clearance Sale~ March 2007. Photo: Nick Spratt
Craig Hilton, Postmodern T-Shirt Clearance Sale March 2007. Photo: Nick Spratt
Laboratory of Subterranean Transmutation, A ~Manuka Propogation Kit~ from the ~Dear Reader~ mail-art series February 2007. Photo: Xin Cheng
Laboratory of Subterranean Transmutation, A Manuka Propogation Kit from the Dear Reader mail-art series February 2007. Photo: Xin Cheng
rm103 (Andrew Barber, Kirsten Dryburgh, Kylie Duncan & Nick Spratt), ~Carry On rm103~ March 2006. Photo: Kylie Duncan
rm103 (Andrew Barber, Kirsten Dryburgh, Kylie Duncan & Nick Spratt), Carry On rm103 March 2006. Photo: Kylie Duncan
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