# Ann Shelton

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Ann Shelton: Dark Matter

For 20 years Ann Shelton has been taking her cameras into places many of us would rather not venture into. Early works and some til now unseen work, through to her latest images are going on show at Auckland Art Gallery in Dark Matter, Ann's first retrospective. In the mid 1990s she made a name for…

Show 117, “Comfort Music for Troubling Times,”

Show 117, “Comfort Music for Troubling Times,” revisits music that helped people get through the dark days of World War Two. Performers include Rosemary Clooney, Vaughn Monroe, Dinah Shore, Frank Sinatra, Anne Shelton, Johnny Mercer, The Andrews Sisters, and Peggy Lee. Show 117 Comfort Music f…

Zara Stanhope

Zara StanhopeCuratorial ManagerAsian and Pacific Art As a curator practising within institutions and independently Zara Stanhope focuses on expanding engagement with contemporary art across the Global South. She is currently the Lead Curator for Post hoc by Dane Mitchell, New Zealand’s pavilion at…

Something to soak in over summer

Visual arts critic David Alsop talks through what to soak in this summer, including Te Papa’s latest visual arts announcement; Auckland Art Gallery’s Dark Matter by artist Ann Shelton and celebrating Da Vinci in Rotorua.

Ep 92: Elements 6 – Place. Ann Shelton talks to Pip Adam about her work The Witch, Pennyroyal (Mentha sp.), 2020

In the sixth episode in the Place season of Elements, I talk to Ann Shelton about place and what it is to write it.  Some of the things we talk about are: You can see and read about Ann’s work at her website https://annshelton.com/ Including ‘The Witch’ https://annshelton.com/works/a-lovers-herb…

The suppression of witches and plant based beliefs

The front of artist Ann Shelton’s award-winning new book worm, root, wort… & bane bears an image of a small silvered glass flask held in the Pitt Rivers Museum at Oxford University.  The flask is said to contain a witch. The original owner reputedly warned that, if you took off the wax seal from th…

The suppression of witches and plant based beliefs

The front of artist Ann Shelton's award-winning new book worm, root, wort.. & bane bears an image of a small silvered glass flask held in the Pitt Rivers Museum at Oxford University. The flask is said to contain a witch. The original owner reputedly warned that if you took off the wax seal from the…