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Art09.08.20

This is a story in two parts – a waning and a waxing – of Cassandra Barnett's attempt to complete an essay about Speaking Surfaces at St Paul St gallery over lockdown. Part One focuses on the major spatial installation in the gallery, VĀWĀ and a Creative Wānanga.

Art16.08.20

This is a story in two parts – a waning and a waxing – of Cassandra Barnett's attempt to complete an essay about Speaking Surfaces at St Paul St gallery over lockdown. Part Two focuses on works in the space by six different artists and collectives.

Art20.10.20

How do we make space for ourselves, and for each other? Huni Mancini reviews Speaking Surfaces at ST PAUL St.

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