Search Results for "Who We Are Now"

Society31.05.20

Dating Fat

Victoria Hollings tells us her story of using dating apps as a fat woman.

Society07.06.20

On Houseplants and Care

By staying home during lockdown, we care for the collective. How do we care for ourselves?

Society13.06.20

Mother Of

A personal essay on not wanting children and making peace with that choice.

Society06.07.20

Poetics of Pain

Chronic pain has no beginning or end. It just is. Kate Bodger writes about pain and her relationship with her body.

Society01.07.20

Fruit Foragers

A personal essay on inherited knowledge and making use of what you find.

Society06.09.20

Mourning Pattern of the Chinese Gooseberry

Tan Tuck Ming delves into the intertwined history of Chinese New Zealanders and our most beloved green fruit.

Society17.10.20

Where the Oceans Meet

In this poetic essay, Kamla Waila gives up trying to be white and embraces her Indian culture.

Society23.08.20

Touch Deprivation

The loss of physical contact over lockdown changed Karin McCracken’s perspective on intimacy.

/

Become a Pal of Pantograph

We are proudly independent, committed to fair pay for contributors, and to commissioning work that meaningfully contributes to the conversations our nation is having. This work is made possible through a mixture of grants, donations and partnerships, and vitally – our Pals.

From as little as a cup of coffee a month, help to secure a sustainable future for a flourishing arts sector.

The Pantograph Punch is a registered charity.
All donations are tax-deductible.

Read by Category

The Pantograph Punch publishes urgent and vital cultural commentary by the most exciting new voices in Aotearoa.

The Pantograph Punch publishes urgent and vital cultural commentary by the most exciting new voices in Aotearoa.

Your Order (0)

Your Cart is empty