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To the 51 people killed in the mosque attacks in Christchurch on 15 March 2019, the other victims and their families: he waka eke noa.
Published by Otago University Press
Te Whare T o Te Wnanga o tkou
533 Castle Street
Dunedin, New Zealand
www.otago.ac.nz/press
First published 2020
Copyright Individual authors and artists as named 2020
Volume copyright Otago University Press
The moral rights of the authors and artists have been asserted.
ISBN 978-1-98-859252-7 (print)
ISBN 978-1-99-004828-9 (EPUB)
ISBN 978-1-99-004829-6 (Kindle mobi)
ISBN 978-1-99-004830-2 (ePDF)
A catalogue record for this book is available from the National Library of New Zealand. This book is copyright. Except for the purpose of fair review, no part may be stored or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including recording or storage in any information retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publishers. No reproduction may be made, whether by photocopying or by any other means, unless a licence has been obtained from the publisher.
Published with the assistance of Creative New Zealand
Design and typesetting by Christine Buess
Cover: Claire Beynon Fifty-one / A tribute, 2019
Ebook conversion 2021 by meBooks
Contents
Michelle Elvy, Paula Morris & James Norcliffe
Tusiata Avia
Ali Shakir
Jack Remiel Cottrell
Apirana Taylor
essa may ranapiri
Donna Miles-Mojab
Debra Daley
art
Israel Birch
Kim Lowe
Michael Hight
Greta Anderson
Penny Howard
Nigel Brown
Melanie Dixon
Claire Beynon
Naomi Simon-Kumar
Angelique Kasmara
Anaru Eketone
Mikaela Nyman
Richard Pamatatau
Nataliya Oryshchuk
Renee Liang
art
Leafa Wilson
Ellie Stiggers
Denise (Dee) Copland
Mele Siniva Williams
Sophie Yu
Andy Leleisi` uao
Zulfirman Syah
Zulfirman Syah
Anna Woods
Neema Singh
Ghazaleh Golbakhsh
Aiwa Pooamorn
Tsitsi Mapepa
Sarah Kolver
Maryana Garcia
Susan Wardell
Amber Esau
Mohamed Hassan
Blaine Kelly
art
Ewan McDougall
Sabine Poppe
Barry Cleavin
Eddie Monotone
Garry Currin
Bridget Reweti
Simon Kaan
Yuki Kihara
Courtney Sina Meredith
Stacey Teague
Catarina de Peters Leito
Victoria Ivashkova
Nida Fiazi
Selina Tusitala Marsh
Miriama Gemmell
Jillian Sullivan
Ezra Feau
Tamati Hohepa
Miha Kovacevic
Anna Lafaitele
Te Ariki Maunsell
Josie Shapiro
David Gregory
Kirsteen Ure
Reihana Robinson
Fiona Lincoln
Tania Roxborogh
art
Zena Elliott
Zainaa Hilal
John Pule
Kim Pieters
Reza Zareian-Jahromi
Jennifer Halli
Alan Leatherby
Fiona Clark
Kim Meredith
Faisal Halabi
Emma Neale
Vera Hua Dong
Hanif Quazi
David Eggleton
Marissa Johnpillai
Nidhi Zak/Aria Eipe
Sudha Rao
Lynette Leong
Shriya Bhagwat
Sigred Yamit
Mustaq Missouri
E Wen Wong
Rahaf Almabaid
Fardowsa Mohamed
Alison Wong
Vaughan Rapatahana
ISRAEL BIRCH
Ka Rongo Te PKa Rongo Te Ao, 2019
Lacquer on etched stainless steel, 801 x 800 x 40mm
Image courtesy of Milford Galleries Dunedin
Photography Glenn Frei
KIM LOWE
Ihutai, tkaro, 2019
Ink and acrylic on paper, 600 x 800mm
MICHAEL HIGHT
Kaimanawa II, 2019
Oil on board, 538 x 435mm
Courtesy of Page Gallery
GRETA ANDERSON
Day for Night: Huka Falls, 2000
Colour photograph, 1000 x 800mm
PENNY HOWARD
Sothebys Lot 109Whakahoki, 2019
Acrylic on board, 930 x 1230mm
Te Whakahoki Series: paintings and drawings depicting
taonga/tipuna lost to their whnau in the nineteenth century and
recently resold into private overseas collections by Sothebys
NIGEL BROWN
Dog Thinking About Its Next Move, 2019
Acrylic on canvas, 1350 x 800mm
MELANIE DIXON
Freedom!, 2019
Digital photograph, Governors Bay, Lyttelton Harbour/Whakaraup
CLAIRE BEYNON
Fifty-one / A tribute, 2019
Fifty-one metal wick collars from commemorative tealights
Black 100% cotton Rives paper, 370 x 370mm
Commemorative mandala created for the victims of the mosque shootings in Christchurch on 15 March 2019
LEAFA WILSON/OLGA KRAUSE
Home, 2013
Pastel on paper, 148 x 210mm
Private collection
ELLIE STIGGERS
Joy, 2019
Black and white photograph
DENISE (DEE) COPLAND
Tipping Point 2, 2019
Inkjet, oil paint on primed paper, 285 x 195mm
MELE SINIVA WILLIAMS
Hineahuone, 2019
Colour photograph, 340 x 3250mm
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