Contemporary Culture
Julie Cromwell sculpts timeless vessels that explore the materiality of clay through forms inspired by antiquity. We sat down with Julie to discuss her practice, alongside her exhibition with Sanderson at the Auckland Art Fair.
We sit down with Daniel John Corbett Sanders to find out more about their exhibition, Urban Nothing, and plans for the months ahead.
Create a home with character, a space that epitomises the complexities of you.
Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington-based writer, Dilohana Lekamge, examines the work of artist Selina Ershadi.
On the brink of a new world order, Claudia Kogachi has a stake in the narrative.
Celebrate 200 years since the discovery of the Antarctic with a very special book.
The usually-Berlin-based New Zealand artist presents new work.
Swat up on the art curator’s selects from Aotearoa New Zealand and the Pacific.
We detail the all-exciting list of galleries participating at the Auckland Art Fair.
The photographer sets his sights on saving a gay institution.
Catch Newby’s latest exhibition in New Zealand’s capital city.
Rebecca Thomas visits Sunil Gupta’s top-floor apartment in South London.
Compiled by our culture committee, INDEX points you in the right direction for the week.
Yasmine Ganley, the founder and editor of anyonegirl.com, pivots to book publishing.
We look to the future for a better year ahead (not hard).
A tale of anti-establishment art, drugs, reinvention, solace and pure altruism.
Get your hands on a copy from one of our stockists or via our online Gift Shop.
Wet Green is an artist-run gallery helmed by Becky Hemus and Eleanor Woodhouse in Auckland. We sat down with the pair to find out more about Wet Green and their current show Mammals by Ronan Lee.
Compiled by our culture committee, INDEX points you in the right direction for the week.
Gain insight into 67 New Zealander’s opinions on the legacy of one of our greatest artists, Colin McCahon.
EDEN Power Corp presents: UV Core – UV Tower at Spazio Maiocchi.
A print sale in aid of mental health curated by Nick Hadfield and Mikey Opie O’Grady.
With museums and galleries in a state of flux with the global pandemic, the art world looks for new ways to show its wares.
Dig in to help artist-run spaces at Auckland Art Fair 2021 with their fundraising initiative.
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