Arts & Culture
As we anticipate the return of First Thursdays Queenstown we’re asking artists five questions about their practice. This week we interview Jonny Niesche, an artist known for his lushly seductive and mesmerising surfaces.
Tucked away in Manapouri, Fiordland, Ruth Shaw has not one but three bookshops. She’s become known as the ‘bookseller at the end of the world’, and that’s also the title of her book, which details her incredible life so far.
As we anticipate the return of First Thursdays Queenstown we’re asking artists five questions about their practice. This week we interview Seung Yul Oh.
In the lead up to the First Thursdays Queenstown’s return we’re asking artists five questions about their practice. This week we talk to landscape photographer, Stephan Romer.
Frankton library’s MILK bottle project is about celebrating diversity within our community. Over a series of craft workshops (or by taking a kit home), Queenstowners are invited to create their own ‘bottle person’ or totem, representing who they are and where they’ve come from.
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