Publications
As needed, as possible
April 2020
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[a lyrical essay about shapeshifting]
Ema Tavola -
finding time to discuss nothing
Ōtautahi Kōrerotia -
Gains? Grandmother. Grey Street.
James Tapsell-Kururangi -
No nSense: An antidote to individualism
Public Share -
Risky business: a conversation around artist-runs and professionalisation
Chloe Geoghegan, Emma Bugden -
The making of bread, etc.
Sarah Hudson, Zoe Thompson-Moore -
Introduction
Katie Kerr, Sophie Davis, Simon Gennard
No nSense: An antidote to individualism
Public Share
"In February 1908, on the West Coast of the South Island in Aotearoa New Zealand, Blackball miners went on strike for a thirty-minute lunch break rather than the fifteen minutes allowed under their award. A union leader, Pat Hickey, had refused to stop eating his pie when the manager told him his fifteen-minute lunch break was up. Workers were fired, leading to the strike, which caught the public imagination when the presiding judge took a ninety-minute lunch adjournment before fining the miners.
Over one hundred years later, the Public Share collective brings focus to the ten-minute tea break—a hard-won right, secured through organised labour."