Thank you to our sponsors, Pals and Almighty Soda. Photography: Olivia Renouf
(left) Olivia Asher, Mermaid, 50 x 50 cm (right) drawings by Luke Hore
Ursula Bradley, Mt Eden (#1), 10 x 20 cm
Kat Aucamp, French Country Living, 28 x 24 cm and Season 2, Ep 12: Fish Fever, 60 x 33 cm
Photographer Connor Ward documents the opening event for BVA graduate students, which took place on 16 November.
We visited Melbourne Art Fair and hosted a collaborative event with dither_ and Collingwood Yards.
The Art Paper attends the opening of Aotearoa Contemporary at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki with photographer Felix Jack, capturing the hottest looks on the night.
One for the Archive is inspired by the iconic Ilona Staller. The collection, which debuted in Berlin on 8 June at 6:30pm and was styled by Franca Chase, includes one-of-one slow fashion pieces that accentuate curves, folds and scars on the body—existing in dialogue and forming intimacy with the wearer.
James Dobson of JIMMY D takes us behind the scenes of the KISS KISS party in Pōneke Wellington.
Connor Ward attends the Elam Grad show and photographs the event for your pleasure.
Olivia Renouf visits the Catherine Boddy and Heather Brennan Evans x The Art Paper fashion show. We speak to the designers.
Photographer Alejandro Madrid collaborates with stylist Franca Chase in an online-exclusive shoot.
Audience-led snaps and behind-the-scenes pics from our Catherine Boddy and Heather Brennan Evans x The Art Paper fashion show, courtesy of Instax.
Connor Ward photographs the opening of Artspace Aotearoa’s new artist exhibition featuring Prairie Hatchard-McGill, Angela Pan, Hulita Koloi.
Last weekend, TAP visited another runway show, organised by NVVR.WORLD, celebrating innovative fashion, sustainability and local creativity. The event included four unique runway shows by Nicole van Vuuren, Too cruel to be kind, Rani Maria Lange and Fringes, with music by Lincoln van Vught.
Photographer Connor Ward had a backstage pass to the event which platformed emerging creatives from across Aotearoa.