Loaded Dialogues Tim Veling’s Photographs of his Father’s Last Months Mary Macpherson “To photograph is to freeze a moment in the present, but even as a picture is taken, we have made a connection with history and its ghostly companions, memory and mortality. We feel their presence particularly when we view images of the deceased… View more
Join us at the gallery on Wednesday 9 November at midday with Artist Darryn George as he discusses his current exhibition ‘Let the birds increase’
The “Fuck Cancer _ Dont Delay Fun” project is a collaboration between Claire McLintock and her husband, artist John Reynolds and their friends Chris and Helen Cherry from Workshop. All Proceeds from the sale of the T-shirts will be donated to Sweet Louise to help them continue Sweet Louise’s wonderful support for this community and… View more
Stefan Roberts features in the latest September Art Beat. “For more than two decades Stefan Roberts’ photographs have insisted that our experience and memory of the world in which we live is far more than the realities that we believe give certainty to the familiarities of our lives. Rather than seeking out given representations and… View more
Laying Face-Down On the Earth Recent Artworks by James Robinson David Eggleton in Art New Zealand #183, Spring 2022 “Painting and poetry have a strong interrelationship in the New Zealand arts and in Edgeland James Robinson continues this tradition through an engagement with the work of the current New Zealand Poet Laureate David Eggleton. Robinson… View more
Two floor talks: Wed 17 Aug, 12noon Sat 20 Aug, 12noon Marian will talk about the ideas within The Enlightenment Project, and how and why she delved into Western history. All welcome, please wear a mask.
Two floor talks: Wed 17 Aug, 12noon Sat 20 Aug, 12noon Marian will talk about the ideas within The Enlightenment Project, and how and why she delved into Western history. All welcome, please wear a mask.
Andrew Paul Wood reviews Richard McWhannell’s exhibition in the latest Art Beat July Issue. “These works range from spacious dreamscapes reminiscent of Hieronymus Bosch’s Garden of Earthly Delights, maybe with a dash of Dali thrown in for good measure – i.e. they seem to conform to mappable space – to a canvas-cramming frenetic Jungian tombola… View more
The Art Paper Casting shadows in space 18 May, 2022 Hannah Crichton speaks to Polly Gilroy about her recent exhibition, Traces. READ MORE HERE Can you expand on how light is utilised in Traces, and how you came to examine the relationship between light and shadow? Where Shadow Chases Light, my graduate exhibition at Massey,… View more
Grant Banbury reviews Chris Pole’s exhibition Otehake in the latest Winter Art New Zealand. In recent years Chris Pole’s art practice has focused on transferring first-hand experiences of the South Island’s wilderness onto canvas. Initially recording vast areas of terrain, both close and distant, with camera, he later reimagines these and his own experiences in… View more