Tag Archives: Kiri Mitchell
Finishing on a high
The final PoARTry@Olveston event was the Questions and Artists session chaired by Janet de Wagt. Take a look at the pensive, thoughtful looks on faces and you’ll realise Janet posed some interesting questions. They were ably answered by the panel … Continue reading
Not a poetry reading but a performance
This afternoon’s advertised poetry reading at Olveston was very misleading. The poems weren’t read, they were performed. And it was a performance of the highest standard with Louise Petherbridge, John Watson, Joan MacDonald and Jocelyn Harris delighting the audience with … Continue reading
A sampling from the Gallery
Dunedin artist Kiri Mitchell’s wonderful response to my poem Dutch Girl knitting a sock which was my response to the Olveston painting Dutch Girl by Jenny Wimperis. Dutch girl knitting a sock Our mother never wore … Continue reading
Kiri Mitchell
I’m looking forward to meeting Kiri. She was obviously meant to play a part in this exhibition as everyone was ‘gunning’ for her. Click on The Artists and select Kiri Mitchell to see more examples of her amazing work and … Continue reading
