Gallery Exhibits Solid Illegible Lump

Historians speechless.

Public Crushes Artwork

Gallery Staff laid out autumn leaves on a busy path yesterday.
Throughout the day the public crushed them.

Romping Around

MGU gets amongst the action this week, romping around the top of Mt Eden with cameras. The artists arrived by bus at 3.12pm in a squad of 47. They romped around until about 3.24pm. Their photographs will form a new colour publication called '47 Perspectives of The Romp'. Details to follow.

Gallery Breeds Critics

The last egg has finally hatched on our new breed of critics. Some newborns have already been able to distinguish between abstract-expressionism and painter's dropcloths! All are ready to sink their teeth in!

New Exhibition Proves There Is a God

Using a ruler, some string, and a measuring tape MGU proves the existence of God.
Waist measurement pending much larger measuring tape.

Gallery Enters Phase 2

After rolling out 'Phase 2', we rolled up 'Phase 1'.

Happy Anniversary My Heart of Hearts...

Dog lover celebrates 3 year anniversary with dog. MGU exhibits her collection of over 5000 images in a continuous slide-show. Today only!

'True Calling'

An exhibition scheduled for May was canceled due to the Artist finding her True Calling elsewhere.

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'Mobile Gallery Unit 2007'
Full colour publication of the adventures and spectacles of 2007.
36 colour pages.
ISBN number.
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National Portrait Gallery 'Treasure' exhibited by MGU.

Image: 'Mum and Mona' - photographer - Mr Jack Harris.

On loan from New Zealand's 'National Portrait Gallery' is this highly prized portrait of Mrs Mary-Lou Harris, prominent philanthropist and shameless bureaucrat, on another one of her 'Gallery Tours'.

MGU has AGM

In addition to the actual grants made by the Board, the Units' Master has, upon the Board's recommendation, sanctioned the issue to Units' holding under the Mobile Gallery Units of New Zealand of numerous appeals made by Units of Sister constitutions.
The Unit Master said it was now his pleasing duty to propose a toast which he felt certain all the members would delight to honor.
Songs were contributed at intervals during the evening by brother Chad Hampson, and sister Alla Sosnovskaia.

Artists Use Of Shaped Canvas Appeals To Squares.

the sky is blue, for now

Prominent scientists mustered at MGU this morning for morning tea.
Turns out they're all quite tired of blue sky, and in a position to do something about it! We left them bickering over pastels and primaries, but with assurances that come May, there will be a 'Variation on Blue'.

Remote Controlled Gallery Knows It's Own Way Home.

MGU's little brother is now complete!
Watch for him on the street!

very mysterious

The gallery's guest curator [name withheld] probes art community for art that deals with 'place' without being 'too site specific or self referential', for art that 'critiques specificity' without 'becoming irrelevant', that 'comes from the heart' without 'pulling the heart strings', that is 'neither one thing or the other, but still something'.

Gallery Has Kittens

This week MGU presents "4 blue-eyed kittens on blue". Curator of the show Ms Wiseman continues her fascination with baby animals.
Her long term dream of a TV channel dedicated exclusively to baby animals has the full support of MGU, who plan to release a feature length documentary on the activities of the kittens.
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Decorative Art Extravaganza!

This week MGU delivers on its promise for more mircomosaics, more snuffboxes, and more portrait miniatures in enamel!

Man Wields Sword

Sword weilding man gets exhibition his way.

The Caravan Problem

The Symposium

This weekend prominant historians squeezed into MGU's chambers for a conference entitled "The Feelies, Orgy Porgy & The Centrifugal Bumblepuppy".