An unconventional format for a show: a box set of ninety concertina-folding cards that unfolds into a touring exhibition. As such it travelled to the Dowse Art Museum in Lower Hutt, to Peninsula Arts at Plymouth University in Devon, and to St Paul St Gallery at AUT in Auckland during 2010.

“The cards literally become the exhibition, challenging the traditional use of a card to venerate the landscape. These are not typical tourist sites. The project is significant because it highlights how artists travel and conduct research: their images are often driven by unusual impulses — like Wayne Barrar recording underground spaces, or Mark Adams documenting the Treaty of Waitangi signing sites.” — Hanna Scott