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Mark Amery on the work of Ruth Thomas-Edmond, Kirsty Lillico and Lightreading in Wellington.
Mark Amery on work by Luke Willis Thompson, Miroslav Tichý, exhibition Too Much Truth and the male gaze.
At Pataka’s Dark Horizons Mark Amery reflects on our distance from global conflicts and arts role in embracing the uncomfortable and unfamiliar.
In a series exploring the arts on New Zealand’s edges Mark Amery canvases the west.
The Tomorrow People sees Mark Amery come away with questions about public galleries providing safe space for new ideas.
In a series exploring how New Zealand’s edges can also be our arts centres Mark Amery heads east.
Part two of Mark Amery's exploration of the arts in the Hokianga
In a series exploring the arts on New Zealand’s edges Mark Amery gets local knowledge on the Hokianga.
In a new series on arts initiatives in the New Zealand regions Mark Amery gets local knowledge on what is distinctive in Invercargill and surrounding Southland.
Matariki has grown as a contemporary festival, but how can it be more embraced? Mark Amery speaks to four leading arts practitioners on Matariki’s place and potential.
Mark Amery on the role of art in climate change and political ecology at the Dowse
Mark Amery looks at an upsurge in artist studio space in Wellington and the factors that create it.