7 Sep 2022

Regions leading the artworld from the edge

From Nine To Noon, 11:48 am on 7 September 2022

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Sophie Saunders' work (PHOTO: supplied)

Work by Lisa Call (PHOTO: supplied)

Michel Tuffery's Covid-19 stamps (PHOTO: supplied)

Jessica Millman's The River of Filth (PHOTO: supplied)

Jason Kelly's rat tests (PHOTO: supplied)

Ayesha Green's work in Folk Nationalism (PHOTO: supplied)

Charles, Di and William as seen by Ayesha Green (PHOTO: supplied)

Ayesha Green's new work in Folk Nationalism (PHOTO: supplied)

Hikalu Clarke work at Sumer Tauranga (PHOTO: supplied)

Arts commentator Mark Amery talks with Kathryn about examples of regional galleries leading the artworld from the edge. He's been at the Taupō Museum for an exhibition of abstract work by Sophie Saunders and Lisa Call. He'll also discuss an exhibition of Ayesha Green's work at the Tauranga Art Gallery. He's also a fan of Sumer - the commercial gallery in Tauranga, exhibiting Hikalu Clarke, which he says proves even edgy art dealers can survive "out in the provinces".

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