Elizabeth THOMSON

STILL AND ALWAYS features a suite of new works from Elizabeth Thomson alongside a selection of earlier works from her personal archive. Like a series of underground taproots – tendrils...

Throughout history many visual artists have turned to the botanical world for inspiration. While the outcome of these flowery meditations may result in the depiction of a seemingly innocuous bunch...

The act of capturing the human form is at once intimate and elusive. The specific contours of a face, the familiar outline of shoulders, the nape of a neck, the...

I do not ask for youth, nor for delay in the rising of time's irreversible river that takes the jewelled arc of the waterfall in which I glimpse, minute by...

Featuring stockroom work from Star Gossage , Laura Williams, John Walsh, Gavin Chai , Toss Woollaston, Derek Cowie , Ngataiharuru Taepa , Vita Cochran, Hiria Anderson , Finn Ferrier ,...

A ‘habitable zone’ might be a likeable, liveable space—an agreeable domestic environment, quite possibly—yet, in planetary terms, the meaning of the phrase is more specific: It is the distance from...

In mid-winter 2018 and again last year, I was artist in residence in the Queensbury Hills, between Cromwell and Wanaka, Central Otago. The residency was a converted boat-building shed high...

Inner ear, inner eye 'A plant,' according to the poet Mandelstam, 'is the envoy of a living thunderstorm that rages permanently in the universe-akin in equal measure to stone and...