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Peter Robinson: Charcoal Drawing
A roomful of industrial-scale beams folded into unexpected and compelling new forms.
He Kapuka Oneone – A Handful of Soil
Exploring the relationship between tākata and whenua – people and land – through Aotearoa New Zealand’s art history.
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Felt pen fanatic or a scissor sister?
These I Love Mel products were just too good for me not to get, and as far as I know we are the only shop outside of the UK to have them.
All's fair
Colour me cynical, but there's one work in the Gallery's Collection that seems to sum up all those crossed wires and conflicting agendas that render Valentine's Day a vexed proposition for many.
Valentine's Day...
So to opportunistically grab a great image from the collection, here's a big gold heart.
The Physics Room
It really is great news that The Physics Room is making a welcome return to its Tuam and High Street gallery tonight with the opening of the exhibition World, Business, Lifestyle, Sport by Louise Menzies.
Toshi Endo: Wolf-Cub
Make sure you check out Toshi Endo's Wolf-Cub, the latest installation of our stereoscope series, next time you are passing the Gallery on Montreal street.
Around and around
Apparently 2013 is slated to be the year of strange coincidences and I'm starting to see why...
One more reason
Great to see Bailter Space playing a few gigs in the North Island but no doubt there are a few disapointed Christchurch fans now that it looks likely they won't be heading down this way.