on June 11, 2022
50 Years of Feminism: Marilyn Waring and Sue Kedgley discussing their involvement in the feminist movement and hope (or not) for the future. Chaired by Linda Clark. Topics include: Breast milk, Muldoon and housework.
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on June 11, 2022
A Clear Dawn: Editor Paula Morris chaired a panel with four contributors to the anthology A Clear Dawn: New Asian Voices from Aotearoa. Angelique Kasmara, Melanie Kwang, Bernadette How and Saraid de Silva talked about influences, language and read from their work.
on May 22, 2022
EVERYONE IS EVERYONE EXCEPT YOU (Dead Bird Books) by Jordan Hamel was launched by Johanna Cosgrove and Sam Te Kani.
on May 10, 2022
We’re All Made of Lightning Book Launch
We Are All Made of Lighting (We Are Babies Press) is the debut poetry collection from Khadro Mohamed. It was launched tonight at Unity Books Wellington. Featuring Stacey Teague, Ronia Ibrahim, Cadence Chung and Adriana Che Ismail. Cadence and Adriana read from their own work. Cadence also has a recent collection from We Are Babies Press called Anomalia.
on May 7, 2022
ComicFest NZ 2022: Illustrator and comic artist, Giselle Clarkson, talks about commissions – from initial brief to final product.
on May 7, 2022
Comicfest NZ 2022: Mary Guo, Jem Yoshioka, Tara Black (that’s me) discuss making comics.
on May 7, 2022
ComicFest NZ 2022: Professional wrestler and artist, Michel Mulipola, demonstrates how to draw super heroes.
on May 7, 2022
Comicfest NZ 2022: Comic superstar, Kay O’Niell, shows us their process for character design.
on April 29, 2022
Double Book Launch: Meat Lovers and Super Model Minority – Chris Tse and Rebecca Hawkes upped expectations for book launches at Meow last night. Chris Tse’s new book is Super Model Minority. Rebecca Hawkes’ debut collection of poetry is Meat Lovers. Sam Elworthy (AUP) and Pip Adam introduced the collections. Cadence Chung and Rebecca K Reilly read from Chris and Rebecca’s work. Chris and Rebecca finished the night with a reading from Rob Zombie’s 1998 poem, “Dragula”. Truly a forgotten classic.
on March 19, 2022
Out of this World: N.K Jemisin in conversation with Elizabeth Knox for Aotearoa-NZ Festival of the Arts 2022.
