A Rock with Lots of Holes is a spatial design research inquiry into place-making. In this work, Silvia Kostandini Ziu investigates a volcanic material imaginary to produce a public space Scoria Ground along the coast of Takapuna, Auckland.
This practice-led research from Rachelle Moore explores how the hybrid knit-weave technique, inlay, can be used to build knitted surface topographies through the assemblage of material forces.
The Song(s) of Solomon Project is a multi-disciplinary arts and music project conceived by Maree Sheehan, that seeks to explore and respond to the profound and extensive layers of Ralph Hotere’s and Cilla McQueen’s work Song of Solomon.
This limited-edition publication designed by George Hajian marks the 50th anniversary of the Gay Liberation Movement in New Zealand.
The Te Pō & Te Ao Mārama Issue
Almost-always-falling-apart
Chris Braddock with dialogue group, Invitation to Dialogue, 2018–ongoing, In How To Live Together, AUT ST PAUL St Gallery, 2019, curated by Balamohan Shingade.