Stories from Massey University, the engine of the new New Zealand
In November of 2011, 25-year-old conservation biology master’s student Jonathan Cope travelled to Shaanxi province to study the vocalisations of golden snub-nosed monkeys, a field untouched by English-language researchers for four decades. He talks to Andrea O’Neil.
Photographs from Torbay tī Kōuka: A New Zealand Tree in the English Riviera by Wayne Barrar
The roof is hoisted into place on the new College of Creative Arts building. The $20.1 million structure is due to be completed in June of 2012.
Images from the Rugby World Cup and surrounding events from some of New Zealand’s best photographers.
Olivia Taylor has taken a remarkable series of images of the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra on tour.
Mark Pennington has designed everything from playgrounds, to stereo systems, to the earthquake house at Te Papa – but he says a high-performance task chair was his most difficult undertaking. The head-designer of Formway furniture’s world-leading Life chair, and former senior lecturer at what is now Massey University’s design school, has been recognised for his varied international career with entry to the University’s College of Creative Arts Hall of Fame. He talks to Keri Welham.
