Floor Piece by Daniel Malone - perhaps a title play on Yoko Ono's famous Cut Piece performance in 1964 - is to be perfomed this Sunday as one of a series of performances in the exhibition 5 4 3 2 1: Auckland Artist Projects, in which local artists respond to the gallery and its collections in the countdown to a landmark $90 million development. Floor Piece by Daniel Malone - perhaps a title play on Yoko Ono's famous Cut Piece performance in 1964 - is to be perfomed this Sunday as one of a series of performances in the exhibition 5 4 3 2 1: Auckland Artist Projects, in which local artists respond to the gallery and its collections in the countdown to a landmark $90 million development.This will be Malone's second performance at Auckland Art Gallery. In Blow Up 1996, he removed panels from a gallery bathroom wall to reveal work he'd secretly been installing in the cavity over the previous six months.

Malone will again engage with the architecture, working with the iconic tiled floor recognisable from images of countless shows since the 1970s.

The performance will continue Malone's engagement with both physical and metaphorical structures of value and power that have seen him float a car on earthenware toilet rolls, install a long drop in the Art Gallery of New South Wales and create a Maori carving from wood from the felled One Tree Hill pine.

5 4 3 2 1: Auckland Artist Projects Auckland Art Gallery, Cnr Wellesley & Kitchener Sts, Level 1. Adult $7. Concession $5. Friends of the Gallery $4. Family $18. Under 5s free.