THE PANTOGRAPH PUNCH

THE PANTOGRAPH PUNCH

Jessica Douglas

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Jessica recently completed her MA in art history at the University of Auckland. She is a freelance writer who enjoys spending far too much time on Instagram. Her portfolio of art writing and projects can be found here.

Everything By: Jessica Douglas

Reviews12.09.17

Contentious Histories: A Review of Properties of Peace and Evil

The importance of challenging history, Jessica Douglas on Brett Graham's recent exhibition.

By Jessica Douglas
Read Time: 31 mins
Art27.06.17

In-between Years: A Review of ‘A Serious Girl’

Jessica Douglas considers Roberta Thornley's latest exhibtion and shifting from adolescence to adulthood.

By Jessica Douglas
Read Time: 25 mins
Art15.05.17

Sublime Worlds: A Review of Barbara Tuck’s ‘Plume of Steam’

Jessica Douglas ruminates on the under-appreciated paintings of Barbara Tuck.

By Jessica Douglas
Read Time: 23 mins
Art23.06.16

A Little Bit Different: Considering Eddie Clemens' 'Clone Cities'

Jessica Douglas on Rotorua, nationhood, 'Star Wars', and a tipi on a trailer.

By Jessica Douglas
Read Time: 24 mins
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