ARG: Hamish Oakley-Brown
Hamish Oakley-Browne is an artist and Director of Te Kowhai Print Trust, a community-owned open-access print studio in Northland. His art practice is centred on the tradition of fine arts printmaking. Having had successful solo shows and group exhibitions, he was recently a selected finalist in the Waikato Print and Paint Awards, a National printmaking competition. Hamish is a participant in the Awhi Incubator Project.
In this talk, Hamish examines printmaking through the lens of dreams, alternate realities, charlatans and his recent research and work featuring New Zealand writer and critic Katherine Mansfield (1888-1923).
Instagram @tekowhaiprint @hamishob
Website: https://tkpt.org
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