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Visiting Vanuatu, Mark Amery asks how we might deepen our relationship with the Pacific through the arts.
Mark Amery writes on exhibitions at Auckland’s Te Tuhi and Wellington’s Adam Art Gallery in which curators explore the potentials of space.
Mark Amery on artist Francis Upritchard’s enchanted oceanic anywhere.
Cameraless photography can help us value art in vital ways says Mark Amery.
Visiting Melbourne, Mark Amery finds that when it comes to the art of the Pacific things are as different as they are the same.
Mark Amery surveys the inventive approaches to moving image that a fresh array of artists are bringing.
Mark Amery considers the political sensitivities of gallery programming on a visit to Expressions Gallery in Upper Hutt.
Mark Amery writes on artists tackling town identity in Hamilton, Porirua and the Hutt.
Mark Amery on the international film event which is Matthew Barney’s 'River of Fundament'.
In his second New Zealand Festival column Mark Amery writes on writing, reading, listening, bush walks and being idle.
Mark Amery visits the 2016 edition of The Performance Arcade in Wellington.
With Whangarei’s pairing of environment and culture Mark Amery finds a city on the make.