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Otago is one of the best places to see autumn colors in New Zealand, hosting the Arrowtown Autumn Festival every year to dazzle the masses. This post will be more photos than words to reflect

Features in the Autumn 08 issue of Art News New Zealand include essays on a series of provocative one-day sculptures, what makes video art so compelling, the art and life of the late Malcolm Harri

Features in the Autumn 09 issue of Art News New Zealand include essays on Yinka Shonibares elaborate tableaux deconstruct art and colonial history, Sue Gardiner on the importance of temporary wor

a page work by SHANNON TE AO, Ia R, Ia R (Rere Runga, Re Raro) articles on LAURA DUFFY, ALICIA FRANKOVICH, JAMES HACKSHAWs collaborations with COLIN McCAHON and PAUL DIBBLE; and a report by John

and Virginia Were in conversation with Simon Rees, Director of the Govett-Brewster/Len Lye Centre, about whats ahead for the dramatically transformed gallery; Sue Gardiner talks to artists whore

Dan Chappell on Gibbs Farm, Sue Gardiner speaking to artists in pursuit of the new, Dan Chappell on the ins and outs of art collecting, and Paul Brobbel visiting Britain and considering how Len Ly

and PETER PERYER, CLAUDIA JOWITT, JOHN WALSH, PETER BAUHUIS and ARIELLE WALKER, with reviews of Solo, YONA LEE, CAO FEI, Terracotta Warriors: Guardians of Immortality, ERICA VAN ZON, LOGAN MOFFAT,

conversations with CORA-ALLAN and Lana Lopesi, SAM ROUNTREE WILLIAMS, texts on RICHARD LEWER, MARTIN BASHER, TIA RANGINUI, JESS JOHNSON, Auckland Art Fair and Walters Prize 2020 reviews of MARK SC

Sue Gardiner on recent contentious works, Virginia Were tracks an exhibition bringing boundary-riding Chinese artists to New Zealand and David Craig reflects on the Portage Awards and finds ceramic

and Sue Gardiner on SRAPHINE PICK, DANE MITCHELL, KATHY BARRY and JOYCE CAMPBELL; CONOR CLARKE; KATE DAVIS; with postcards on ALEX MONTEITH, Necessary Distraction, JULIAN DASHPER, JANET BAYLY, MAR

Dan Chappell on the transformation of Rotoroa Island in the Hauraki Gulf into an island of art and ceramicist Richard Parker, Virginia Were on the wealth of visual art experiences in store for v

Essays on object art, the Brick Bay Sculpture Trail and artists taking a very different tack on language; a profile of Eve Armstrong; a studio visit with Tony Lane; Mladen Bizumic on falling in lov

and Virginia Were in conversation with JULIANA ENGBERG; we look at a limited edition book of MARK ADAMS photographs of TONY FOMISON; a photo essay from Sculpture by the Sea; Linda Tyler in convers

plus an extended news feature on Aotearoa art fairs coming up in May, 10-Must-See exhibitions, columns on MARIA OLSEN, ARCHIE MOORE, and the turn toward soft sculpture and reviews on CINDY HUANG, D

and BEN PEARCE, JOHL DWYER, JAE KANG, KATE NEWBY, AIKO ROBINSON and YUKA OYAMA reviews of SIMON DENNY, MICHAEL STEVENSON, YAYOI KUASAMA, KUSHANA BUSH, PATRICK LUNDBERG, NGAHUIA HARRISON, KIRSTY LIL

short insights into PATRICIA PICCININI, the Auckland Art Gallerys major Tate Britain exhibition, RICHARD PARKER, LAURENCE BERRY, CARIN WILSON, SHONE FIRMAN, EMA CROSBY, SANDRA HARVEY, RIDUAN TOMKI

and SIMON MORRIS, YONA LEE, KIM PIETERS, RUSS FLAT, JUDY DARRAGH and the Pacific Pavillion reviews of SUJI PARK, DAPHNE SIMONS, PETER NICOLLS, HANNAH BEEHRE, KATHRYN MADILL, DOC ROSS, JUDY DARRAGH,

columns on Hansa Studios, RALPH HOTEREs Taranaki Gate Stations, and Set Dressing curated by Simon Gennard and reviews on SELINA ERSHADI AND JAMES TAPSELL-KURUANGI, WAYNE BARRAR, LI-MING HU,

Essays on the 2013 Auckland Arts Festival, the provocative, paradoxical and political work of Spanish artist Santiago Sierra at Te Tuhi and Sue Gardiner on artists using paper in a digital age. Da

and RUTH BUCHANAN, PAUL HARTIGAN, MALCOLM HARRISON, KATE NEWBY, EMILY FLOYD, Toi is Rongoaa, MONIEK SCHRIJER, DAPHNE SIMONS, DAVID COOK and NICK AUSTIN Editorial Director: Becky Hemus Editors: Came

and EMMA FITTS, BRETT GRAHAM, ZINA SWANSON and NATALIE GUY reviews of ELNA GEE, SAM THOMAS, Tkiri: An Unfurling, MARTINO GAMPER, Unravelled, Solid Ground, OLIVIA WEBB, JOANNA MARGARET PAUL, BRENT

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