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Lucy Jackson

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Lucy Jackson is an aspiring art writer and curator who resides in Wellington. Lucy is interested in the effects of curatorial practice and the place of visitor experience in art exhibitions. Lucy has written for Peter McLeavey Gallery, RAMP Gallery, EyeContact and a few other publications. She has her Honours in Art History and is currently studying towards a Masters in Museum and Heritage Practice.

Everything By: Lucy Jackson

Art29.10.17

Feeling Uncomfortable: An Interview with Gina Matchitt

Lucy Jackson and Gina Matchitt talk homelessness, te reo, kitsch and hope.

By Lucy Jackson
Read Time: 31 mins
Art22.08.17

Handshaking with Emotion: A Review of Handshake 3: Reflect

What does a show of contemporary jewellery look like? Lucy Jackson considers the latest exhibition at The Dowse.

By Lucy Jackson
Read Time: 18 mins
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