The very attractive online September edition
is available now and includes the following:
Reviews:
Paper, Scissors, Rock by Emma Bugden
Home Truths - an exhibition of Veronica Crockford-Pound, Stephanie O'Connor, Anna McLeod, Megan Hansen-Knarhoi, Anna Gardner, Eunice Ng, Laurelle May, Shannon Teo, curated by Sophie Keyse. Review by Emma Phillipps
A Dilettante's Guide to Art by Morgan Meis, The Smart Set
Articles:
Desert Island Art by Peter Shand
Classical Music Commentary by Russell Finnemore
Sergei Diaghilev by Anne-Marie Daly-Peoples
Drawing is a Matter of Time - Drawings (2002-2006) by Belinda Wan, Black Robin
Events and Updates:
There is too much to list, so visit the site to get the full listing of this month's exhibitions and events. These Events are updated as they come in throughout the month rather than waiting for the beginning of the month when the e-zine is refreshed. Check these pages often to see what is happening in your town.
Reviews:
Paper, Scissors, Rock by Emma Bugden
Home Truths - an exhibition of Veronica Crockford-Pound, Stephanie O'Connor, Anna McLeod, Megan Hansen-Knarhoi, Anna Gardner, Eunice Ng, Laurelle May, Shannon Teo, curated by Sophie Keyse. Review by Emma Phillipps
A Dilettante's Guide to Art by Morgan Meis, The Smart Set
Articles:
Desert Island Art by Peter Shand
Classical Music Commentary by Russell Finnemore
Sergei Diaghilev by Anne-Marie Daly-Peoples
Drawing is a Matter of Time - Drawings (2002-2006) by Belinda Wan, Black Robin
Events and Updates:
There is too much to list, so visit the site to get the full listing of this month's exhibitions and events. These Events are updated as they come in throughout the month rather than waiting for the beginning of the month when the e-zine is refreshed. Check these pages often to see what is happening in your town.
As ever, NZArtMonthly warmly welcomes your articles, essays, reviews, recommendations on links and event listings.
NZArtMonthly is a free and contributor driven e-zine for the arts.
And it is warmly recommended to all with an interest in the arts by Bookman Beattie.
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