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Canterbury-based artist Cheryl Lucas pushes the physical and conceptual possibilities of the ceramic artform, describing it as the perfect medium to convey even the most unpalatable truths. The surfaces of her works may be seductive, but they tackle rough and relevant ground. With essays from Felicity Milburn and Kim Paton.

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Curator and author Felicity Milburn takes a lively look at bodiesin contemporary art from Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia.

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Arts Foundation Icon Jacqueline Fahey was one of the rst New Zealand artists to paint from a feminist perspective. In this book, her psychologically charged domestic paintings of the 1970s are revisited by contemporary feminist authors Felicity Milburn, Allie Eagle, Julia Holden, Bronwyn Labrum, Lana Lopesi, Zoe Roland and Julia Waite.