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B.165 is on its way

B.165 is on its way

It's September, and if you're a subscriber or a Friend of the Gallery you're probably wondering where your copy of Bulletin is... again! But relax, it'll be with you soon.

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Care Package (Part 1)

Care Package (Part 1)

The earthquakes have triggered a revival of the old-fashioned art of the 'care package'.

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Rattlers

Rattlers

That's the name my son gives to the aftershocks that regularly shake our St Albans home.

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From the bottom of my heart

From the bottom of my heart

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Happy birthday

Happy birthday

Colonel Harland Sanders was born today in 1890.

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Ouch

Ouch

When re-construction and 'business as usual' collide...

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Ascension in Venice

Ascension in Venice

I've long admired the work of Anish Kapoor, an Indian-born British artist, who shows all over the world. I first saw a work of his in a touring show of modern British art around 1984 at Queensland Art Gallery where I was working at the time (I think it went to the former National Art Gallery in Wellington as well - those were the days). Fine powder in primary colours covered abstracted shapes and fanned out slightly on the surface of the floor; it was quite wonderful.

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Subsidence

Subsidence

The whole of New Zealand gets that sinking feeling, in this recent addition to the collection (it's the sketchbook for this), by Tony de Lautour.

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Freeville school misses...

Freeville school misses...

Ron Mueck, Joanna Langford's Up from the plainlands, Andrew Drummond's Counter Rotating and Earthing Device, and Max Gimblett.

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e-poetry

e-poetry

This term the Gallery is running Ringmaster: Stories from Christchurch Art Gallery, a writing competition for 8 to 18 year olds.

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