Roland Hipkins, artist/educator
By Michael Dunn
Art and about: a pocket guide to Wellington's public art
By Frances Sutton
Which building flaunts a fine piece of jewellery? Where can you get fit and indulge in poetry at the same time? Who can change light into water? Find out inside. Let Art & about: a pocket guide to Wellington's public art take you on a tour of the city's lively and vibrant public art scene - find hidden gems and discover the art that engages or enrages passers-by. This full-colour, pocket-sized book includes a map showing the locations of the artworks.
Burger Burger
Ryan Moore
Features work by Tahi Moore, Simon Denny, and Nick Austin installed and photographed over three consecutive days in a vacant office space. The publication builds on a particular moment of recent practice; common questions toward approaches to materialist gesture, formalism, and embedded activity. These three artists share a sensibility and collaborative context, yet maintain distinct approaches and particular impulses of production.
Otago landscapes
Paintings by Ken Knight
Knight visited in March and April of this year travelling with his portable easel and camping in a Kombi. Every one of the paintings in this exhibition was painted on location.
In transit: questions of home and belonging in New Zealand art
By Leonard Bell
The revised text of the 5th Gordon H. Brown lecture on 6th December, 2006 at the City Gallery, Wellington. It dealt with the works of two artists, photographer Marti Friedlander and painter Douglas McDiarmid, the former a migrant to New Zealand, the latter, an expatriate.
Rohan Wealleans: Let's make the fire turn green
Rohan Wealleans was the 2005 Francis Hodgkins Fellow and this book published by the Hocken Collections and Dunedin Public Art Gallery is devoted to his work. | 
