Rain

Rain

But it should be clear by lunchtime...

Progress

Progress

Did I hear the sound of birdsong? A Beethoven sonata? No it was the sweet, sweet sound of progress from somewhere deep in the basement...

Lisbon

Lisbon

After Venice I went to Lisbon - the first time I'd visited Portugal. It was a special treat staying right next door to Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga, the home of Portugese historical art.

Jenny for Mayor!

Jenny for Mayor!

Received this in the mail today...

Follow up

Follow up

I wrote a post about the old Kiwi bacon building in Colombo Street back in February 2012.

Countdown

Countdown

These are the exhibitions that were on at the Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū and its predecessor the Robert McDougall Art Gallery, 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 years ago this month

I Enter the Pyramid

I Enter the Pyramid

When I was younger, my father had always told me about this one pyramid in Egypt. It had held a beautiful vase which cost millions of dollars. And the person who had it would be famous.....

Gallery Trust Gala Fundraiser

Gallery Trust Gala Fundraiser

As most of you will know, the Gallery is ten years old this year, and while we celebrated in outrageous magenta form with our Populate! programme in May for the real birthday, the Gallery's Trust thought they'd raise the celebrations to an even greater height with a gala fundraiser like no other...

The Future is Me

The Future is Me

That deep colour of green, splayed out over the land as far as the eye can see, is dancing in the wind against a backdrop of blue and white. That beauty is mesmerizing, until you notice the ugly grey mass in the distance, its long cooling towers spewing out cloud-clad creations. It may not look all that bad to a passer-by or someone with no sense of nature's purity, but I know exactly how disgusting that sight is.

Breaking news

Breaking news

A year in the life of the world is unfolding at our 209 Tuam Street space.

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