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Raymond McIntyre: A Modernist View
Dynamic and progressive paintings and woodcuts from one of Aotearoa’s New Zealand foremost modernist artists.
Living Archives
Archives that tell stories about artists and history in Aotearoa
Whāia te Taniwha
Māori artists consider the enduring relevance of taniwha in Aotearoa.
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Notes
Complete bull
It's hard to disagree with Melanie Camp's observation that making artistic decisions is something that we can never avoid.
Exhibition
Philip Trusttum: Put On
Influenced by the paintings of Hieronymus Bosch, Philip Trusttum's drawings for Stereoscope are a personal tribute to the Russian activist collective and post-punk group, Pussy Riot.
Notes
Mind the gap
On October 4 last year, a series of original London Underground posters from 1913 to 1955 went under the hammer at Christies.
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Rather burned than captured
There's more on offer at the 2013 Edinburgh Festival than Gangnam-Style army bands.
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#BULL-YA #SNARLER #SIZZLE #BEEF #BANGERS, #SNAGS
Anyone done the crowd-funding thing yet? We're in deep with the Back the Bull campaign, and its proving to be quite a ride....
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As is, where is
Quite some time ago, curator Ken Hall posted a blog after spotting a 'Gretchen Albrecht' scraped into the windscreen of a car he was following.
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Flying me up to where you are
Tiffany Singh's Fly Me Up To Where You Are is finished and flying up in front of the City Council entrance on Worcester Boulevard.
Exhibition
Glen Hayward: I don't want you to worry about me, I have met some Beautiful People
Real or illusory? Virtual or physical? Sculptor Glen Hayward teases out these questions in this mind-bending new sculpture, a hand-carved and painted recreation of the famous office cubicle from The Matrix.
Exhibition
Yvonne Todd: The Wall of Man
A collection of apparently straightforward corporate photographic portraits, the type usually seen in company boardrooms or annual reports, becomes increasingly puzzling in its intent.