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Last night I had the honour of presenting the award for Open Source Use in the Arts at the 2016 New Zealand Open Source Awards. The nominated projects were all so awesome I’m sharing them here. Go have a look, … Continue reading →

I once found myself in conversation with a drunk man in a bar He’d figured out the pattern to humans or so he said Everyone is either a Ford or a Holden a Ford or Holden Ford or Holden Ford, … Continue reading →

“it behooves wired people to know a few things about wires – how they work, where they lie, who owns them, and what sorts of business deals and political machinations bring them into being.” – Neal Stephenson, Mother Earth Mother … Continue reading →

A list with links to all Arts Policies so far released by registered New Zealand political parties in the lead up to the 2014 election. Listed in order of party registration date. We’ll attempt to update this as new policies … Continue reading →

Come along to Massey University College of Creative Arts next Thursday 7 August at 2pm to hear Bronwyn Holloway-Smith present on how her project Te Ika-a-Akoranga is intertwined with New Zealand Copyright Law issues. Holloway-Smith’s presentation will be followed by … Continue reading →

Some very selected images of the 19th Biennale of Sydney.

Found on my conservatory roof, naturally sculpted by hail in a mysterious magical fashion. Wellington, 13 September 2011.

Bronwyn Holloway-Smith, will be giving a reading at 12.30pm tomorrow, 3 November 2010 at Enjoy Public Art Gallery, L1/147 Cuba St, Wellington. The reading is from the Casco Issues: Past Imperfect, as part of the current exhibition Charming the Snake of Reason, curated … Continue reading →

A new essay by Bronwyn Holloway-Smith titled “The Last of the Magicians”, on Peter Trevelyan’s Enjoy exhibition “Actron and Reactron”, is now live. “Consider for a moment that Newton’s third law is a metaphor for the relationship between an artist … Continue reading →