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as there is a constant flow of light

as there is a constant flow of light

On a recent printer's residency at the Otago University's Otakou Press Colin McCahon's huge mural painting Waterfall Theme and variations dominated proceedings.

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Time, memory, photography

Time, memory, photography

As part of the recent Word Christchurch Writers and Readers Festival, Christchurch Art Gallery was a partner in the presentation of 'Remembering Anzac', a session which paired photographic artist Laurence Aberhart with historian Jock Phillips.

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Moving Moments - Pallet Jack Dolly Stack

Moving Moments - Pallet Jack Dolly Stack

I mentioned the recent collection shift last week in the Puzzling blog post.

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XXXXXwords

XXXXXwords

Lucky? Hell yes! I'm just back from a month-long stint in Dunedin as the University of Otago's Otakou Press Printer in Residence, where I collaborated with Port Chalmers artist Michael Morley to print a book of his lyrics and linocuts titled XXXXXwords.

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Fishwork

Fishwork

'One' of my favourite books published by the Holloway Press (I could just say my favourite but there are too many to chose from) is the lavishly illustrated Fishwork by Alan Loney and Max Gimblett.

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Feeding the Beast

Feeding the Beast

When 1+ 1 = art

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Puzzling

Puzzling

During our recent collection shift - in which all of the Gallery's treasures were returned to their rightful, refurbished homes, we took the opportunity to assemble and photograph a work which has made its way into our collection post quake. 

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Paradoxical Undressing

Paradoxical Undressing

The Word Christchurch Writers and Readers Festival 2014 was held over the weekend and featured many fascinating events, and Christchurch Art Gallery was proud to be an associated partner for some of these.

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Frozen flame, Worcester Street

Frozen flame, Worcester Street

I've been calling it Christchurch's 'everyday surrealism': the commonplace spectacles of life in a post-disaster city. Since the Christchurch earthquakes, the extraordinary has been rendered ordinary by force of daily exposure.

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Proceed and Be Bold

Proceed and Be Bold

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