Rachel Smith on The Forgotten Coast by Richard Shaw; Wai Pasifika: Indigenous ways in a changing climate by David Young.
Art and the Environment in Photobooks
Mary Macpherson on The Near Future by Hannah Watkinson; Conversātiō – in the company of bees by Anne Noble
Paradoxes, Mysteries and Obsessions
David Eggleton on Ralph Hotere by Vincent O’Sullivan
Dick’s Pics
Andrew Paul Wood on Me, According to the History of Art by Dick Frizzell
He Whakarite Ataahua/A Beautiful Arrangement
Gina Cole on Ko Aotearoa Tātou, eds Michelle Elvy, Paula Morris, James Norcliffe and David Eggleton
The Politics of (In)Visibilities
Robyn Maree Pickens on Sapphic Fragments: Imogen Taylor with essays by M. Mitchell-Anyon and J. Drayton and Llew Summers by John Newton
‘All art comes from the depths of one’s feelings’
Michael Dunn on Louise Henderson, ed Felicity Milburn et al
Solitary Grandeur
Martin Edmond on McCahon Country by Justin Paton
Impure First
Robyn Maree Pickens on Gretchen Albrecht: Between gesture and geometry by Luke Smythe
A Living Response
Bernadette Hall on Joanna Paul’s ‘The Stations of the Cross’
Put Yourself in My Place
Chris Tse Summer Grass by Ginny Sullivan (Steele Roberts, 2017), 72 pp., $19.99; Edgeland and Other Poems by David Eggleton (Otago University Press, 2018), 112 pp., $27.50; View from the South by Owen Marshall with photographs by Grahame Sydney (Vintage, 2018), 208 pp., $40 It feels somewhat reductive in 2019 to be framing a review […]
Engaging Photography
Jodie Dalgleish Gavin Hipkins: The Domain (Victoria University Press, 2017), 240 pp., $70 The monograph Gavin Hipkins: The Domain, released in November 2017 to mark the opening of the Dowse Art Museum’s largest-ever survey exhibition of the same name, is a beautifully produced, super-illustrated tome. It begins with three ‘meaty’ essays, ends with a plethora […]
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