B.220 Bulletin Winter 2025

In this issue of Bulletin, Hester Rowan, assistant curator at Te Uru, relates key public sculptures in Tāmaki Makaurau to works that are on display in the exhibition Fred Graham: Toi Whakaata / Reflections. Curator Ken Hall talks with artist Hye Rim Lee about her new work Swan Lake and finds in an artist rediscovering her cultural and personal heritage. Andrew Clarke looks at Peter Robinson: Charcoal Drawing, which comes to us from Whangārei Art Museum.

In ‘As far as the hawk-eye can see’ writer Francis McWhannell looks at the output of printer and poet Alan Loney’s Hawk Press, and Bulletin talks to Anne-Sophie Ninino, who has spent the last few months restoring and re-gilding the frame for Petrus van der Velden’s Burial in the Winter on the Island of Marken [The Dutch Funeral]. My Favourite comes from Ōtautahi Christchurch-based writer Alex Casey, who selects Ron Mueck’s chicken / man, and Pagework is supplied by Eleanor Cooper, who honours our relationship with water.

ISBN: 1176-0540
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