Author Archives: Nyssa
Feature Autumn 2018
The alarming but amorphous spectre of climate change looms ever larger over today’s world. Julian McKinnon investigates how artists can help flesh out the problem – and the solutions. read more
Autumn 2018
Justin Paton’s longer look, Artists and climate change, Jae Kang, Ben Pearce, Johl Dwyer, Yuka Oyama, Aiko Robinson, Kate Newby in Marfa, Mermaids in Copenhagen, Manifesto, Rendering Citizen Thiel, From Scratch replayed
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Studio Autumn 2018
Emil McAvoy visits the studio of Auckland artist Johl Dwyer and considers the alternative viewpoints his cast-resin paintings and new sculptures provoke. read more
What’s On Autumn 2018
Exhibitions and art events to look forward to both here and overseas. read more
Autumn 2011
Peter Roche ♦ Kushana Bush ♦ Richard Parker ♦ Phil Dadson ♦ John Pusateri ♦ Sandro Kopp ♦ Aaron Kreisler ♦ Auckland Arts Festival ♦ Zeitgeist Decade? ♦ White Night read more
Summer 2010
Michael Smither ♦ Sam Mitchell ♦ Brendon Wilkinson ♦ Hector Zamora ♦ Sarah Hillary ♦ New Faces at Te Papa ♦ Hamish Keith on Arts in the Super City ♦ Niki Hastings-McFall ♦ Chris Charteris read more
Summer 2010 What’s On
Your comprehensive guide to gallery exhibitions and art events read more
Summer 2010 Feature
Seeing the colour of sound The natural beauty of the white sand of Otama Beach on the Coromandel Peninsula, where Michael Smither has made his home, is a marked contrast to the rugged, restless coast … read more
Summer 2010 Profile
Tell me sweet little lies Auckland artist and recent Wallace Art Award winner, Sam Mitchell, speaks to Virginia Were about her love of building stories in her irreverent paintings. When … read more
Spring 2010
Ron Mueck ⋄ Fiona Amundsen ⋄ Roger Mortimer ⋄ Fiona Jack ⋄ Geoffrey H. Short ⋄ Johanna Pegler ⋄ Sydney Biennale ⋄ New Wave Jewellery ⋄ Art and the Environment read more
Winter 2010
Alex Monteith | Jim Cooper | Darren Glass | Cornelia Parker | Scott Gardiner | Robert Hood | Nic Moon | John McLean | The Robertson Gift | Sculpture at Large read more
