[As published in Nov/Dec BayBuzz magazine.] Mā te Toi ka whakahokia e ahau tōku Mana. Through my art I take back my power. Māori whakatauki, or proverb In February, I […]
Author Archives: Kay Bazzard
Over the weeks of Covid-19
Lockdown I was researching the arts sector for my article, [Investing in Art, page 70].
We still don't know how
Covid-19 pandemic will unfold but as the statistics grow and the worldwide economic implications become clear, it is evident that the arts will suffer.
Artists have a low profile and as listened to their fears and hopes post-Covid, I felt concerned that this community did not appear to have a strong collective voice and I so value this opportunity to share my findings with readers.
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‘June Wayne: The Vision’
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Permaculture in Poukawa
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Keirunga raises $96,000
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UKU CLAY HB AWARDS
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Keirunga proudly presents …
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Nature’s way
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Françoise Gilot, pioneer
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Napier sculptor Glen Colechin wins
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Needed: more space for art makers
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Fun in Clay
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Kuru Taonga – Voices of Kahungunu
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Social potting
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Black Rose, 2021 – Hye Rim Lee
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