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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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From CASS to <del>CASS</del> - Iterations of New Zealand's 'greatest painting'
Over 50 iterations of Rita Angus's 1936 painting Cass are collated in André Hemer's new exhibition CASS, which considers ideas of distance, deletion and dislocation.
Worcester Boulevard exhibition extended as publication developed
The popularity of Reconstruction: Conversations on a City has led to the exhibition being extended until 14 October, and the development of a publication.
Museums Australia Publication and Design Awards announced
On Tuesday night the annual Museums Australia Publication and Design Awards were announced in Adelaide. And we were thrilled to be winners - not once, not twice, but four times!
Starry Night
On visiting the current Site Santa Fe exhibition More Real? Art in the Age of Truthiness I had a moment that reminded me of home during exhibition installs.
Black, White, and Orange (Pt. II)
What are these black metal frames doing stacked in a back corridor of Christchurch Art Gallery?
Wai-te-ata Press
On a recent trip to Wellington I was fortunate enough to visit Wai-te-ata Press at the University of Victoria with local letterpress printer Brendan O'Brien.
Framed
Have you ever visited one of the Rolling Maul exhibitions on it's final day and then attended the opening of the next show five days later?
On your marks
Anyone visiting the Central Library Peterborough during the past 2 months will have noticed the impressive Richard Killeen art work The inner binding which looms large above the library entrance.