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in residence
Gill Gatfield’s two sculptural projects in Denmark engage with history.
in my opinion…
Josie McNaught eports on New Zealand’s first Art Crime Symposium.
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Imogen Taylor’s latest show explores the sculptural potential of painting.
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Judy Millar talks about politics, philosophy and her own studio practice.
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Bruce Connew’s dark photographs of horses are the subject of a photobook.
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Misal Adnan Yildiz returns to Turkey for the 2015 Istanbul Biennial.
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luminous moments
Yang Fudong celebrates colour in his dramatic survey exhibition in Auckland.
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Brit Bunkley chases dust devils and pumpjacks in Los Angeles.
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from blindspot to hotspot
In the past, some Australian public galleries have been slow to collect New Zealand modern and contemporary art, but Sue Gardiner finds it’s increasingly becoming a hot ticket item.
a growing concern:planting art in gardens
Why do people love the experience of encountering art in a garden environment? Linda Tyler previews Sculpture in the Gardens 2015, which is New Zealand’s most popular art event.
the cult of the accessible
Wallace Chapman enthuses about editions and multiples, which are readily available and ideal for those who are worried that starting an art collection will break the bank.
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Imogen Taylor, Beast with Two Backs, 2015 (detail), acrylic on hessian, 2300 x 1900mm, in the artist’s studio. Photo: Leah Mulgrew, courtesy of the artist and Artscape
