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Opening photos: Sculpture on the Gulf Art Event

We visit a special artwork fundraiser for the upcoming Sculpture on the Gulf with photographer Connor Ward.

The Ogee & Manaia

Reece King on his current exhibition at Hocken Gallery, Ōtepoti Dunedin.

Scotty So: Oh this archival Dior hat?

The artist discusses vintage couture, queer performance, and the theatre of the Melbourne Cup.

Opening Event: Slow Burn at Te Papa

We visit Slow Burn: Women and Photography with photographer Andy Snaps.

Opening event: Te Tuhi

We visit Te Tuhi's re-opening with photographer Felix Jackson.

Opening night: Hannah Ireland

We visit The Second Hand Is Turning at Jhana Millers Gallery with photographer Phoebe Lysbeth Kay.

Corban Clause Williams at Melbourne Art Fair 2026

The artist reflects on painting Country, desert colour, and ancestral connection.

Heidi Brickell: Wā Dividends

The artist speaks time, division, and the politics of connection.

Emma Buswell at Melbourne Art Fair 2026

On aura, reproduction, and the afterlife of images.

Jacqueline Stojanović at Melbourne Art Fair 2026

The artist discusses weaving architecture, memory, and site.

Georgia Boseley at Melbourne Art Fair 2026

The artist discusses regeneration, scarred vessels, and sustainable relationships with Country.

Studio Visit: Christian Dimick

The artist discusses memory, erasure, and the language of childhood drawing.

Yvonne Todd: Diary of a Carrot

The artist discusses food, domestic surrealism, and the familiar made strange.

Pippi Nola: I’m So Important

The artist on boredom, self-belief, and the theatre of waiting.

Chevron Hassett: Aroha Ki Te Tangata

The artist speaks reclaimed domestic materials, urban Māori memory, and the architecture of migration.

Tawhai Rickard: Retro Man

Painting, pop iconography, and power in play

Erika Holm: Echo

Intimacy, embodiment, and the tangle of closeness

Ngaroma Riley: Echo

The artist speaks on carving, creation, and knowledge transmission.

Tarika Sabherwal: Echo

The artist speaks on myth, material, and the politics of retelling.

Jimmy Ma’ia’i: All Star 1.0

The artist speaks hip hop, heritage, and the aesthetics of value.

Gretchen Albrecht: Shadow of Land

The artist speaks to surface, chance, and the intimacy of copper.

Matthew Galloway: Watch History

The artist speaks fragments of screen time and the aesthetics of digital distraction.

Their seeds are winged and borne in pairs

Zina Swanson on her current exhibition at Sumer, Tāmaki Makaurau.