Robin White: Something Is Happening Here Ferns

Robin White: Something Is Happening Here FernsEdited by Sarah Farrar, Nina Tonga and Jill Trevelyan Major survey of the 50 year career of one of New Zealands best loved artists Robin White: Something is Happening Here is the first book to be devoted to Robin Whites art in 40 years. Its assessment of her remarkable 50 years as an artist includes fresh perspectives by 24 writers and interviewees from Australia, the Pacific and Aotearoa New Zealand and celebrates her status as one of our most

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The epa – serpentine figures carved in five tōtara panels – went to sleep

the abstract patterns of geothermal activity in Rotorua—were decisive for many other New Zealand artists

delves into Te Papa’s Mātauranga Māori

As the only guide of its kind written from a Māori viewpoint

These lines connect the eyes in the head to the figure of the tohunga in the lower right

Extent: 144 pages

has a real Tui sound

Pōhutukawa is the whetū that connects Matariki to the deceased and it is the reason why people would cry out the names of the dead when Matariki is seen rising in the early morning

this book captures the life of a driven

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