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Victoria Wynne-Jones

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Victoria Wynne-Jones is an Auckland-based art historian and curator. Her research interests include: intersections between performance art and dance studies; feminisms; contemporary art theory and curatorial practice.

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Art16.08.19

A Circle is a Sun: A Review of Mikala Dwyer’s ‘Earthcraft’

Geometry, science fiction and appropriation of ancient forms collide in the multi-faceted sculptural work Earthcraft by Australian artist Mikala Dwyer. Victoria Wynne-Jones reviews.

By Victoria Wynne-Jones
Read Time: 40 mins
Art26.02.19

Who’s Afraid of Experimental Dance?

Victoria Wynne-Jones attends Experimental Dance Week at the Basement Theatre

By Victoria Wynne-Jones
Read Time: 36 mins
Art01.06.18

Attuning to People, Places and Things: Neck Adornment and Contemporary Art

Victoria Wynne-Jones ruminates on the fruitful intertwinings of neck adornment and contemporary art through the practices of Sione Monū, Renee Bevan and Lisa Walker.

By Victoria Wynne-Jones
Read Time: 20 mins
Art22.11.16

Uncanny Valley: Erica van Zon on slippage, scratchy wool and New Zealand's first dealer gallerist

Victoria Wynne-Jones chats to Erica van Zon, whose work is currently at The Dowse Art Museum as part of Solo 2016: Six Wellington Artists.

By Victoria Wynne-Jones
Read Time: 42 mins
Art08.09.16

Sparkling Winter Tonic: Elle Loui August's 'Mercury'

Victoria Wynne-Jones on a project that blends curatorial practice and film production to superb effect.

By Victoria Wynne-Jones
Read Time: 19 mins
Art09.06.16

To Hang Upon a Cheek: Chloe Rose Taylor's 'Still Life Forms'

Victoria Wynne-Jones discusses the aquatic-cosmic jewellery and objects of Chloe Rose Taylor.

By Victoria Wynne-Jones
Read Time: 12 mins
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