Anchors to landscape

Landscapes shift and change with the seasons and the weather, but there are some landscapes that are always familiar because … More

1000 Doors: Christian Wagstaff & Keith Courtney

Approaching the large structure in Aotea Square, tiny key in hand, I’ve no idea what to expect. It was my … More

Justine Giles, 2014. I wrote this in a language I can’t read. [Cut-out and graphite on vellum, 594 x 841mm] … More

There’s a story that Pliny tells about the Corinthian potter Butades, and his daughter Kora. Kora’s lover is about to … More

Having heard, for the first time, that my adventures have been doubted, and looked upon as jokes, I feel bound … More

When I first excitedly told Julie about my initial investigation into the pilcrow, she smiled, knowingly, and said, “Oh it’s … More

I like to look back on work with a bit of distance, so here, belatedly, are some images of my studio … More

Mark making is almost always about cheating time and challenging physical space. Think about it. Even the act of signing … More

An investigation into the language of drawing is a hairy endeavour. At the heart of it are two main questions: … More

No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it’s not the same river and he’s not the same … More