The Temple of Bacchus at Ephesus (I’m sorry ex-NCEA Level 3 Classics students, but we ...Read more »
Posts Categorized: Visual arts
Guernica
One universal factor for artists is that they are unable to exist or to create ...Read more »
The Gender Gaze
There are many ways for a woman to get into the Metropolitan Museum of Art. ...Read more »
Blurring the lines: Andrej Pejic
The aesthetics of gender is a very complex area. From a very young age we ...Read more »
The Pick of the Bunch
The title may read Auckland Art Gallery but New Zealand finally has a national art ...Read more »
Cultural Cringe Vitriol
This was going to be a review of Robin White’s new exhibit at the Wellington ...Read more »
What’s On
Wellington is a hive of activity at the moment, whether inspired by or in spite ...Read more »
Anomalous Materials
Twelve or so years ago, if you asked me who made my favourite games, I ...Read more »
Breaking the Mold
It was the late 1920s and Paris was in uproar. It was no small thing ...Read more »
Games – Anomalous Materials
As video games have evolved over the past 50-odd years, from curious experiments like the ...Read more »