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Samuel Te Kani on Ali Senescall’s poignant cinematic thrift.
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Samuel Te Kani on Ali Senescall’s poignant cinematic thrift.
Robyn Maree Pickens on Amsterdam-based artist Mercedes Azpilicueta’s first UK solo exhibition, Bondage of Passions, at Gasworks, London.
Co-authored by Turumeke Harrington and Grace Ryder, Help Yourself (a group show on display at Enjoy Contemporary Art Space in Pōneke/Wellington) is an invocation of protection against the daily grind.
Priscilla Rose Howe and Victoria McAdam discuss drawing, film and the occult.
Kim Meredith speaks to Shane Cotton (Ngāti Rangi, Ngāti Hine, Te Uri Taniwha) about Te Puawai, his recent artwork included within the landmark exhibition Toi Tū Toi Ora at the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, and the vessels that guide us forward.
An exhibition of new sculptures by Hany Armanious is on view at Fine Arts, Sydney until 29 May 2021.
We zoom interview Robert Diament, gallerist and half of the podcast phenomenon, TALK ART.
Erin Lee explores Full House, an artist-run exhibition staged in a home commissioned by artist Milan Mrkusich and designed by Aotearoa/New Zealand architect Claude Megson.
Emily Hartley-Skudder chats to her partner and fellow artist, Hamish Coleman, about returning to his hometown for his first solo show in a public art gallery.
Emily Karaka’s new exhibition, Rāhui, at Visions in Tāmaki Makaurau was produced during her time living and working at Parehuia, Titirangi, as the first McCahon House Artist in Residence of 2021. Francis McWhannell, curatorial adviser to Visions, visited towards the end of her stay and spoke with Karaka about the residency and resulting exhibition.
Andrew Clark reflects on Susan Te Kahurangi King’s practice, and her recent presentation at the Auckland Art Fair with Auckland Print Studio.
Ben Sakoguchi’s witty combinations of commercial signage, history painting, and Pop Art comment on the American Dream and its fraught entanglement with xenophobia and racism. His exhibition Chinatown runs through 15 May at Bel Ami, Los Angeles.
PURCHASE ART Paper º00: Tāmaki Makaurau — $10
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, BECKY HEMUS, DELIVERS HER DEBUT ISSUE OF ART PAPER. ISSUE º00 CELEBRATES ARTISTS WHO LIVE OR EXHIBIT WITHIN TĀMAKI MAKAURAU AUCKLAND (AOTEAROA, NZ).
ART PAPER FOCUSES ON CRITICAL THINKING AND IN-DEPTH COVERAGE OF ART AND ARTISTS, WITH A CONTEMPORARY FOCUS.
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56 PAGES
230MM W X 260MM H (FOLDED VERTICALLY)