Henery Mackeson met Barry Brickell in a Whangārei kiln shed, two self-taught tradesmen who agreed on one thing: straight lines make sick buildings.
It was 4:30am when I passed through security at Belgrade airport. I hadn’t slept yet, so I lay across a row of empty chairs and closed my eyes.
We’re delighted to be partners for the Coromandel Open Studios Arts Tour, celebrating its 20th anniversary this year …
The Mercury Bay Arts Development Trust is seeking community support for its vision of a dedicated arts and creative hub for Te Whanganui o Hei / Mercury Bay and the wider Eastern Coromandel.
You are about to read the biggest issue of Coromind since we began our journey in January 2023.
Henery Mackeson met Barry Brickell in a Whangārei kiln shed, two self-taught tradesmen who agreed on one thing: straight lines make sick buildings.
It was 4:30am when I passed through security at Belgrade airport. I hadn’t slept yet, so I lay across a row of empty chairs and closed my eyes.
We’re delighted to be partners for the Coromandel Open Studios Arts Tour, celebrating its 20th anniversary this year …
The Mercury Bay Arts Development Trust is seeking community support for its vision of a dedicated arts and creative hub for Te Whanganui o Hei / Mercury Bay and the wider Eastern Coromandel.
You are about to read the biggest issue of Coromind since we began our journey in January 2023.
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