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ISABELLA LOUDON, WORKING DRAWING, 2018. Labyrinth is a sculptural drawing made from concrete-covered twine. Drawing is usually the starting point for Isabella Loudon, a way to process ideas that are then developed into sculptural forms. Her use of

Olivia Webb, Anthems of Belonging, 2019. Two free exhibitions open at The Dowse, 29 Nov 2019. From creating new anthems that sing of contemporary life, to making journeys to walk up a sacred mountain or swim in a river - five migrant New Zealand

JASMINE TOGO-BRISBY, POST-PLANTATION 2017. LIGHTBOX. Dulcie Stewart (Fiji/Australia). Jasmine Togo-Brisby (Vanuatu/Aotearoa New Zealand). Luisa Tora (Fiji/Aotearoa New Zealand). Salote Tawale (Fiji/Australia). Tufala Meri (Reina and Molana Sutton,

Olivia Webb, Anthems of Belonging, 2019. In new exhibition Anthems of Belonging, Olivia Webb has worked with five different families, from Kiribati, Zambia, Samoa, the Philippines and Netherlands, to write, perform and film songs that reflect their

MAIANGI WAITAI: ĀTEA-Ā-RANGI—INTERSTELLAR, INSTALLATION VIEW, 2019. THE DOWSE ART MUSEUM. PHOTO:SHAUN MATHEWS. Bursting with bright colours, magical symbols and cross-cultural characters, Maiangi Waitai’s art is all about exploring the

Oliver Cain, Banana Fruit Bowls, 2019. Oliver Cain, a Bachelor of Creative Enterprise third year student at Unitec in Auckland, has taken out the Supreme Award at this year’s ECC NZ Student Craft / Design Award, held at The Dowse Art Museum in

PAUL RAYNER, SPLIT ENZ (DETAIL), 2008. GLAZED CERAMICS. COLLECTION OF THE DOWSE ART MUSEUM, PURCHASED 2008. All I want to be is a family focussed exhibition from The Dowse collection, featuring artists who use imagination, experimentation and play

IMOGEN TAYLOR, SOCIAL STUDY #1, 2018), WATERCOLOUR ON PAPER. For the exhibition Social Studies, Imogen Taylor places her paintings and drawings alongside artworks from The Dowse collection that inspire her, and creates a zine that tells the story of

THE FUTURE OF WORK (INSTALL SHOT), 2019. THE DOWSE ART MUSEUM, PHOTO BY SHAUN MATTHEWS. Featuring Liz Allan, Berwick Street Collective, Bruce Connew, Harun Farocki, Kauri Hawkins, Fiona Jack, Darcy Lange, Elisabeth Pointon, Public Share, Deborah

JUDY WILSON, BROWN FLEECE VI, 1982. Making Conversation is a story of makers connected through a commitment to craft. The exhibition proposes that by looking at the past we can see how it has informed the present, which will in turn inform the

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