Earthquakes and Ducklings

Earthquakes and Ducklings

Is it sheer, poetic coincidence that the number of the latest Landfall journal is 222?

Plain sailing

Plain sailing

Another palpable hit in our project to clear copyright is the British artist Hellmut Sail (1908–1971)

Do It Yourself

Do It Yourself

One of the defining features of the early Flying Nun releases was the DIY aesthetic.

Progress?

Progress?

It's been quite noisy around here the last couple of days.

Black Painting

Black Painting

Ralph Hotere's recognition as a Member of the Order of New Zealand in the New Year was a fitting tribute to an artist whose work has truly reflected social, political and environmental issues relating to New Zealand and the wider international community throughout his career.

Out for the count

Out for the count

While we remain closed, sometimes it's hard to remember how it was when the Gallery was open. However, this time one year ago, we were showing Ron Mueck – and we had thousands, literally thousands, of visitors.

Night light

Night light

Ronnie van Hout's latest film, The creation of the world, is a nocturnal highlight on Worcester Boulevard at present.

Chase the blues away

Chase the blues away

The first day back at work after a holiday is always a bit rubbish isn't it. And today is no exception, particularly when you add to the general post-festive blues the new layer of plaster dust and earthquake-related detritus that this particular break generated.

Plus ça change...

Plus ça change...

Petrus van der Velden brilliantly captured the Canterbury nor'wester back in the 1890s

Down the rabbit hole

Down the rabbit hole

As we all know through the apocryphal grapevine, it's not where your house is, or what it's made of that determines the likely effects of seismic movement.

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