The Occasional Journal
A series of "occasional journals" that contribute and respond to current dialogue on contemporary art practice and its politics. ISSN 2624-0483 (Online)
The Occasional Journal
Love Feminisms
November 2015
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Editorial
Alice Tappenden, Ann Shelton -
Feminisms in Contemporary Art Project Spaces
Kari Schmidt -
Considering Merata Mita’s Legacy
Chloe Cull -
Armour. Armor. Amor. More.
Zoe Crook -
Green Place
Carolyn DeCarlo -
This mud body
Robyn Maree Pickens -
Body Language
Lana Lopesi, Louisa Afoa -
CONVERSATION
Creek Waddington, Sian Torrington -
Bloody Women Artists
Ruth Green-Cole -
the blue between me and you
Jo Bragg -
Urban Form and the Gendered Lens
Rosie Evans -
A guide
Rachel O’Neill -
Gender and the ANZAC Biscuit
Lindsay Neill -
Recovering Pieces: Finding an early history of women and photography in New Zealand
Lissa Mitchell
The Occasional Journal
The Dendromaniac
March 2015
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Editorial
Alice Tappenden, Ann Shelton, Jessica Hubbard -
For the trees
Rachel Buchanan -
dwelling trees, tree dwellings
Xin Cheng -
Axis Mundi: Long Live the Tree of Life
Prudence Gibson, Tessa Laird -
Forest satyagraha
Robyn Maree Pickens -
Garden City
Holly Best -
Accentuated Breath
Clare Hartley McLean -
On the portraiture of mushrooms
Creek Waddington -
Shade
Andrea Gardner -
bigwoods
Emil McAvoy -
Regan Gentry: Transformer and Master of Time
Sharon Taylor-Offord -
Colonisation versus conservation: a colonial view
Rebecca Rice -
Tae
Bridget Reweti -
The Framing of the Earth
Richard Shepherd -
Wildness in the Garden of Empire
Shaun Matthews -
In search of unknown vandals
Bronwyn Holloway-Smith, Thomasin Sleigh -
Bo.tan.i.cal: from the Greek
Jessica Hubbard -
The Tree as Traveller: Sakura in space, kōwhai in Chelsea, and the oldest pohutukawa in Spain
Emma Ng -
Seeing the wood and the trees: a complicating history of Hitler’s Oaks
Ann Shelton -
Conversations with Cripplewood
Cat Auburn -
Out of the Woods: The Return of Twin Peaks
Alice Tappenden, Matt Plummer -
The conceptual, the pastoral, and the plainly freakish (or, some of my favourite artworks are trees…)
Martin Patrick -
This is a femme slam.
Sian Torrington -
Explorations
Christian Nyampeta -
Works from the series An Ethnography on Gardening, 2006-2008
Raul Ortega Ayala -
Bent
Jonathan Kennett, Mary Macpherson -
One Shining Gum / Savia Brillante
Christina Barton, Maddie Leach, Zara Stanhope -
Acknowledgments
Alice Tappenden, Ann Shelton