Evangelyn Edilson, Untitled, (Thalia and The Buskin), 2019, acrylic on board
Thalia and The Buskin
Paintings by Evangelyn Edilson
Greek Tragedy and Comedy have never looked quite so colourful or peculiar - and the title? Thalia is the mask for Comedy and The Buskin a boot worn by actors in tragic theatre roles. Thalia and The Buskin is at City Art Depot, 96 Disraeli Street, Sydenham, from 18 February to 9 March
A lemon is a lemon is not a lemon: New Photography at NMG Writer Jane Wallace From the outset, New Photography, an exhibition of Shaun Waugh and Andrew Beck’s work, proposes that this is a pairing of practices which share an interest in interrogating the medium of photography from within. Beck and Waugh are recognised as being. Keep Reading
Art BeatFri 07 Feb 2020, 11:26 am
Arts Culture
Christchurch
The Exchange, a designated venue for the arts in Ōtautahi Christchurch, is looking to relocate, creating a new space in the central city. The decision is the outcome of Exchange’s determined support for the creative industries in their numerous forms and incarnations. Director and operator for the past three years, Preston Hegel says; 'We... Keep Reading
Art BeatSat 08 Feb 2020, 02:00 pm
Exhibitions
Christchurch
Form Gallery's first exhibition for this decade will display delicious ceramics by Elise Johnston, Emma Turner and Tatyanna Meharry: Don't Lick the Artwork! Keep Reading
Art BeatWed 29 Jan 2020, 10:00 am
Exhibitions
Christchurch
The Shouting Valley: Interrogating the Borders Between Us features artists whose politically motivating and activating work asks us to engage in urgent discussions of injustice in order to effect change. Keep Reading
The newly appointed lead curator at the Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū, Felicity Milburn, discusses the merits and challenges of the Gallery's collection Keep Reading
Susan Badcock Gallery and Studio and the work of 3 generations of artists Keep Reading
Arts in Oxford annual group exhibition of 20 artists - including paintings by Philip Trusttum and prints by Kathy Anderson Keep Reading
Israel-born basket maker Tamar Guse and North Canterbury clay artist Jackie Saunders exhibit weaving and pottery - two of our earliest forms of fine art at Art on the Quay Keep Reading
David Rickard is a London-based artist and former architect born in New Zealand whose exhibition, Echoes From the Sound Barrier, is currently at the Ashburton Art Gallery Keep Reading
Part 2 of a series of new works by Reuben Paterson Keep Reading
Artist and designer Jessie Rawcliffe is holding her second solo exhibition at Absolution with her new works taking advantage of Risograph printing processes. Keep Reading
The Creative Residence suites at the Arts Centre Te Matatiki in Ōtautahi Christchurch are now available as accommodation for visiting creatives Keep Reading
Physics Room Director Jamie Hanton discusses the shift into a more permanent site in the Arts Centre Te Matatiki Toi Ora with a 6 year lease giving it the confidence to make longer-term plans. Keep Reading
Culture Catch is a group exhibition, bringing together the work of four prominent contemporary artists, in which our relationships with the land assume an inescapable presence. Keep Reading
A major survey exhibition of 40 years of film and video by contemporary Māori artists - from Robert Jahnke (Ngai Taharora, Te Whanau a Iritekura, Te Whanau a Rakairo o Ngati Porou) to with Janet Lilo (Tainui, Ngāpuhi, Sāmoan, Niuean) Keep Reading