Paradise Camp by Yuki KiharaRenowned artist Yuki Kihara, the first transgender and Samoan representative for New Zealand at the Venice Biennale, reimagines an iconic Western moment. Kihara's interdisciplinary art deconstructs gender norms, colonial legacies, and (mis)representations in the Pacific. In New Zealand's debut at the 59th International Art Exhibition in Venice, Kihara's innovative work tackles contemporary issues. In this accompanying publication, editor Natalie King

This publication accompanies the exhibition I have not loved (enough or worked) at The Art Gallery of Western Australia

A stylish and thoughtful gift for home

each piece is hand-carved and cast in her studio using the ancient lost wax technique

highlighting the mantra that defines her household

Pages: 288 pp

while supporting Indigenous artists and their communities

Designed and made in Australia

the book captures the essence of the region's social and environmental heritage

“City Confessions #2 London is a mostly recent study on the city of London

Board book

There is no need to gain bearings

Crafted in the 1950s and remaining highly pertinent today