Mark Amery
History
- Member for
- 14 years 8 months
Mark Amery has worked as an art critic, writer, editor and broadcaster for many years across the arts and media. He is co-director of public art programme Letting Space, an art consultant has a strong interest in arts development and is the former Director of New Zealand’s playwrights organisation Playmarket. He was part of the curatorial team at City Gallery Wellington.
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The politics of new NZ theatre, Francis Upritchard's 'Wetwang Slack', and celebrating our Pasifika artists: Mark Amery broadcasts the latest news and cultural tensions from across the arts in Aotearoa
Indies going global! Mark Amery’s back with all the arts news and weather in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Calls are mounting for a fair go in the creative sector. Mark Amery conducts the media flashpoints in the Lowdown #19.
Crash and burn or fire in the sky? Mark Amery lights up in The Lowdown #18.
Wallace Arts Awards, mental health, stigmata and race - here goes Mark Amery with The Lowdown #17: arts news and weather from Aotearoa.
Rebecca Patrick, Te Manawa, Tru Paraha, Roger Hall, Robert Burns Fellowship, East in Hawke's Bay, Brian Brake, JK Baxter, and Walters shortlisters: here's Mark Amery with the arts news and weather.
NZ detainees in Australia; gallery concerns in Manawatu; conversations with the male member; Christchurch ditches meagre fund. Mark Amery and the Lowdown #12: arts news and weather in Aotearoa
Apologies aid promotion; some farewells; Spanish gong for NZ poet; Maori arts across the disciplines; Ronnie Van Hout lauded in Melbourne. Here's Mark Amery with the eleventh instalment of the Lowdown
Grant Robertson talks at PACE; #MeToo goes in drag; Auckland iwi eyes up its own Statue of Liberty; *plus* assorted movers and shakers make their marks. Mark Amery's lowdown reaches #10!