An Architecture of the Sea
An Architecture of the Sea – including work by Kerry Hines, Mizuho Nishioka, Tane Moleta and Wayne Barrar – is part of the Ars Electronica Festival for Art, Technology & […]
An Architecture of the Sea – including work by Kerry Hines, Mizuho Nishioka, Tane Moleta and Wayne Barrar – is part of the Ars Electronica Festival for Art, Technology & […]
Art historian and associate professor Roger Blackley died last week, leaving many of us in the worlds of art and New Zealand history feeling bereft. Roger was one of my […]
Next month will see the publication of South, the third and final suite of poems which Kerry wrote for presentation with photographs by William Williams. Work from the first two […]
My poem ‘All-day Wayside’ was Paula Green’s ‘Monday poem’ last week. Paula’s NZ Poetry Shelf blog is well known to NZ poets for its wide-ranging information, interviews, reviews and poems […]
Young Country opens at Ashburton Art Gallery at 2pm, Sunday 10 September. Wayne Barrar and I will be giving a joint talk at the opening, discussing the exhibition, photographer William […]
Two free community events are focusing on poetry in Ngaio and Crofton Downs this August. The first is an opportunity to have a go at writing and sharing poems in […]
I’m giving a poetry reading and floor talk with Wayne Barrar at Whangarei Art Museum, 11am, Saturday 8 July – discussing Young Country, photographer William Williams, and the complex, intensive […]
Archives New Zealand and the National Library of New Zealand have developed a significant exhibition centred around three key documents in our history: He Whakaputanga (the 1835 Declaration of Independence), […]
The Young Country exhibition continues at Taupō Museum to 6 February. If you’re there, check out (and maybe add to) the work in the adjacent ‘Taupōetry’ show, which invites gallery […]
Amy Moffat’s recent interview with Kerry Hines is now online at Junko, a London-based arts journal responding to place. The interview includes previously unpublished background on Young Country as well […]