Bibliophilia

Cape Crozier This is part three of ' what I did in the holidays ' but like the other projects that I worked on in the holidays thi...

(This post is part two of 'what I did in the holidays') One of my objectives for this year was to do some collaborative art projects...

baby coot Its been raining and raining for weeks, but every now and then there's been a day of sunshine. One fine Tuesday I broke out o...

The girls are back at school and the quiet spaciousness of my two weeks alone in the Artist in Residence studio is now sizzling with the vib...

Marcia sent this picture of the Friendship Tree in the Chinese Garden at the Hamilton Gardens Life got in the way of giving timely closure t...

Way back before the sky was even blue in the preCambrian eternity while plankton were inventing photosynthesis Jellyfish ruled the waves. Th...

Some time ago, I can't remember exactly when, I casually entered an online competition to be one of the first to taste a new Tim Tam fla...

My first chalk poem at school was also my first published poem: I found the clipping again recently and as I wrote it when I was only 14, it...

This book looks like it is on the move, creeping slowly across the plinth under its own volition It's not often that I get to see the wo...

Doris announces another Open Studio As I settle into my third week as Sunrise Rotary Writer in Residence at Hamilton Girls High School (HGHS...

Click on the photos to enlarge, so you can read the text on these screen shots from the live performances of User Profile I seem to have a p...

for Aileen Grant (1.6.1937 -29.8.2009) Someone dies and the world wobbles: earthquakes and tsunamis for a husband, daughters; and t...

You are an agent of change- Meliors Simms (Finalist, New Zealand Contemporary Art Awards 2009) It's a painful thing, having so many ...