Art seen: August 8
Art seen: August 8
By James Dignan
‘Bit nuts’ to win $50,000 prize for portrait
‘Bit nuts’ to win $50,000 prize for portrait
Dunedin artist Imogen Corbett never thought she would win a $50,000 prize in Australia.
Review: Barnes makes sure it was a ‘Hell of a Time’ at the Regent
Review: Barnes makes sure it was a ‘Hell of a Time’ at the Regent
The Regent Theatre was sold out for an evening with Jimmy Barnes and his "Hell of a Time" tour with whanau and very talented band on Wednesday night.
Art seen: August 1
Art seen: August 1
By Laura Elliott
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Challenging perceptions
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Challenging perceptions
Linda Cook admits her works are more demanding and grungy than pretty.
Exhibition brings nature indoors
Exhibition brings nature indoors
An abundance of leaves, branches and flowers now fill Dunedin Community Gallery, in Princes St.
Art seen: July 25
Art seen: July 25
By James Dignan
Art seen: July 18
Art seen: July 18
By Joanna Osborne
Bewitching stitching
Bewitching stitching
Hundreds of embroidery enthusiasts turned out for the Otago Embroiderers’ Guild conference exhibition at the weekend.
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Dibble sculpture on lakefront approved
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Dibble sculpture on lakefront approved
Wānaka's community board has given the thumbs-up to the placement of a sculpture by a renowned New Zealand artist on the lakefront.
Art seen: July 11
Art seen: July 11
By James Dignan
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All structures great and small
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All structures great and small
Tripping around New Zealand as part of his commercial photography work or just for pleasure, MikiNobu Komatsu could never resist taking a photo of a classic New Zealand building.
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NZ art-making through a female lens
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NZ art-making through a female lens
Art historian, curator and writer Dr Kirsty Baker has shone the spotlight on art-making in NZ through 35 diverse female artists in her new book Sight Lines.
Puppet show based on tale ‘to get back to happiness’
Puppet show based on tale ‘to get back to happiness’
A pair of puppeteers have brought their show based on a book about a young girl dealing with the trauma of losing her father in the 2019 Christchurch terror attack to Dunedin.
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Drawing on science
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Drawing on science
Scientific research has the power to change lives, as artist Katharine Allard discovered.
Art seen: July 4
Art seen: July 4
By James Dignan
Obituary: ‘People’s Potter’ master of his art
Obituary: ‘People’s Potter’ master of his art
NEIL GRANT Ceramic artist The master craftsman is seldom a household name.
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Letters reveal the real McCahon
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Letters reveal the real McCahon
An exhibition of Colin McCahon’s works from the 1940s to the 1980s, alongside correspondence he wrote to friend Ron O’Reilly, has brought descendants of both to Dunedin. Rebecca Fox talks to co-curator Peter Simpson and family members.
Art seen: June 27
Art seen: June 27
By James Dignan
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