Pippi Nola: I’m So Important
The artist on boredom, self-belief, and the theatre of waiting.
The artist on boredom, self-belief, and the theatre of waiting.
The artist speaks reclaimed domestic materials, urban Māori memory, and the architecture of migration.
The artists speaks to intimacy, embodiment, and the tangle of closeness on the occasion of her inclusion in the Chartwell Trust New Commissions exhibition at Artspace Aotearoa.
The artist speaks on myth, material, and the politics of retelling.
The artist speaks hip hop, heritage, and the aesthetics of value.
The artist speaks to surface, chance, and the intimacy of copper.
On the occasion of his exhibition at Sumer, galloway speaks about fragments of screen time and the aesthetics of digital distraction.