Online projects
With sympathy, a YouTube-based series of web episodes that follow the trials and tribulations of an heiress to a greeting card empire. Explore the project website It’s Rachel O’Neill Calling.
Collaborative projects
All the Cunning Stunts (Liz Allan, Clare Noonan, Rachel O’Neill and Marnie Slater) 2012 – present. Artist page-works: Hue & Cry 5, Slit Magazine; Publications: SO GAY!, 2011; Exhibitions: The Russian Frost Farmers, Wellington 2011, Magic Bar, Rotterdam 2012.
Collaborative exhibition with Sian Torrington and writer Joan Fleming, Blue Oyster Gallery, Dunedin July 2012.
All the Cunning Stunts, Liz Allan, Clare Noonan, Rachel O’Neill and Marnie Slater, curated by Mary-Jane Duffy, Courtenay Place Park Light Box Exhibition, Wellington 2010/2011
Solo exhibitions
Continuous Memory, High Street Project, Christchurch 2007
Hallways of Lives, Enjoy Public Art Gallery, Wellington 2006
Selected group exhibitions
So Gay! by All the Cunning Stunts publication launch and exhibition event, The Russian Frost Farmers, Wellington 2011
All the Cunning Stunts, in collaboration with Liz Allan, Clare Noonan and Marnie Slater, Courtenay Place Park Light Boxes, Wellington 2010/2011
A tradition of immediacy, Observatory Art Room, Arts Centre Christchurch, 2009
Lightweight, rm103 Gallery, Auckland 2008
Artist Film Festival, NZ Film Archive, Govett-Brewster, Physics Room tour 2008
Some kind of fiction, some kind of fact, Engine Room, Massey University 2007
An Introduction to the Theory of Everything, Michael Hirschfeld Gallery 2007
yourereallydifficultolivewith, rm103 Gallery, Auckland 2005
Wallace Art Awards Exhibition, Auckland and Wellington 2004
Cuckoo: Resistance Through Rituals, Westpace Gallery, Melbourne, 2004
Publications
So Gay! by All the Cunning Stunts (Rachel O’Neill, Liz Allan, Clare Noonan and Marnie Slater) published December 2011, designed by the International Office
Over Under and Around, Enjoy Gallery’s second occasional journal, published December 2011, designed by Spencer Levine (Co-edited by Rachel O’Neill and Thomasin Sleigh)
Continuous Memory, artist book, High Street Project 2007
Canary Annual 2007, Canary Gallery, Published 2007 (Co-edited by Rachel O’Neill and Paula Booker)
Love Letters to Barbara Cartland, artist book, Enjoy Gallery 2006
Crease Magazine Issues 1-4, Auckland 2003-2005 (Co-edited)
Love Letters to Stephen Hawking, artist book, Elam Graduate Exhibition 2004
Art writing
Letters, the Second Enjoy Five Year Retrospective Catalogue, edited by Jeremy Booth, Enjoy Public Art Gallery 2010
The artist came from Hong Kong, Lee Kit Summer Residency 2007-08, Enjoy Public Art Gallery 2010
Requiem for set, Vivien Lynn, Justine Walker, Erika Sklenars, Enjoy 2009
Wish-accident, Raewyn Martyn and Noel Ivanof, Landings, Enjoy 2008
Silence never smelt so good, Tim Coster and Gaelen Macdonald: T&G Building, Enjoy 2007
The work of Susie Pratt, Canary Annual 2007
Good willing, Eve Armstrong Interview, Enjoy Catalogue 2006
Tiong Ang Interview, 3rd Auckland Triennial, Crease Magazine Issue 2 2004
Trustee
Enjoy Public Art Gallery Trust, Wellington 2007-2009
Awards
Wallace Art Awards 2004 finalist
