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Nau mai, haere mai, welcome to eyeCONTACT, a forum built to encourage art reviews and critical discussion about the visual culture of Aotearoa New Zealand. I'm John Hurrell its editor, a New Zealand writer, artist and curator. While Creative New Zealand and other supporters are generously paying me and other contributors to review exhibitions over the following year, all expressed opinions are entirely our own.
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This site wishes to encourage spirited debate about Aotearoa's art and visual culture. Readers are invited to respond to reviews and ongoing conversations by leaving comments or posting new critiques.
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Any queries about the reviews on this site, especially those of Auckland, please email me at mungo1@xtra.co.nz .
My insistence on proper names is to minimize personal abuse, waffle and shameless self-promotion. I ask contributors also to avoid offensive language and gratuitous sexual terms, not for any reasons of moral high ground, but simply because of pragmatics. I want the site to be welcoming as an educational resource so it can increase its audience.
eyeCONTACT is about you looking at this screen and art that is usually visual. It is also about direct talk, perhaps two people speaking face to face, one of them asserting an unpopular position and staring down the opposition.
Although it talks of commitment and being serious, the site is not actually about being right or wrong. Rather this forum is about the pleasures of debate and participating in dialogue. It is about the joy of articulating thought and responding to stimulating company.
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- Vary and Umberg at Jensen
- Andrew Paul Wood tries to get provoked by Christin...
- Georgie Hill goes mellow - with spring light
- Nell May on Anya Henis's
- Andrew Paul Wood on Heather Straka's photographs
- Thomas Ruff in Auckland
- Don Peebles (1922 - 2010)
- Hot vertiginous pleasures
- Superb paintings
- 4th Auckland Triennial -1
- Locked-down black; floating white
- Kim Finnarty has some thoughts on Jim Allen's
- Brilliantly inarticulate Polish conceptual art
- The art of bodily immersion
- Mark Amery on two new art spaces in Wellington
- Brad Lochore paintings at Two Rooms
- Malone beats Malevich
- Simon Glaister and Andrew Paul Wood discuss
- Cornelia Parker comes to Auckland
- Andrew Paul Wood calls in on The P Room
- Around the Window
- Two Rooms residency show
- David Cross has some comments on the recently open...
- Erratic (classically pomo) McLeod
- The half-remembered landscape of capitalism,
- Mark Amery visits 'Shapeshifter'
- Paterson at Gow Langsford
- David Cross has a look at Peter Trevelyan's sculpt...
- Tony de Lautour's current show in Christchurch is ...
- Indoor sculpture garden
- Enjoying the light
- Julie McCabe on Mark Amery's discussion of
- Sometimes it is good to get more than one opinion ...
- The International Arts Festival: Anthony McCall
- The International Arts Festival: Janet Cardiff
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