Bibliophilia

No Mine is an Island , a large embroidered sculptural piece made earlier this year, but never exhibited has sold to a private collector in C...

No Mine is an Island bleeding tailings into the sea I was relentlessly positive going into the New Zealand's general election yesterday,...

This John Key-John Banks teapot tape scandal * reminds me of a time I was secretly taped. I dined out on this story for years and still fi...

Red Billed Gull While in Auckland for Art in the Dark last weekend , I stayed with Rachelle Wood who is the artist behind Bird...

Stragagem Bilateral Carousel by Jasmax Grads was a nice spot to lie down and have a rest while gazing up at the lights I caught the bu...

I've started on my next and biggest oil spill embroidered blanket piece. I used up all my stash of grey blankets and had to buy more as ...

Since my visit to Tauranga, I've been exploring different ways to represent the tarry black oil sheening the ocean and washing up on the...

I visited the Tauranga oil spill today. Mount Maunganui beach was reopened this weekend and declared safe for swimming (with the caveat ...

Seep I and II (oil washing onto shore) Last year, I watched the devastation of the Deep Water Horizon spill in the Gulf of Mexico with hor...

Imagining Antarctica exhibition at ArtsPost I learned years ago that when someone asks whether an exhibition is 'successful', or ...

Its been a great joy to return to my collaborative altered book project with Bethwyn, Frugal with the Bruegel. We had a long winter break wh...