A REST
Iffy is taking a short break until Spring. In the meantime, you can still browse all books.
PUBLICATIONS!
- Bruce Connew: Body of Work
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$50.00 - Bruce Connew: I Must Behave
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$85.00 - Bruce Connew: I Saw You
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$65.00 - Bruce Connew: Stop Over
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$45.00 - Carter's Cookbook
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$65.00 - Dwelling In The Margins
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$45.00 - Fiona Jack: Working Together
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$40.00 - Folk Syndrome
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$40.00 - Steve Carr: Watermelon
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$15.00 - Still Looking Good
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$40.00
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ARCHIVE SALE! Browse and shop a range of titles from large local publishers including Te Papa Press, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, Massey University Press, and more!
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Gretchen Albrecht: between gesture and geometry
Regular price$80.00Sale price$71.00 -
Me, According to the History of Art
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The Sun Is A Star
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Marti Friedlander: Portraits of the Artists
Regular price$75.00Sale price$67.00 -
Billy Apple: Life/Work
Regular price$75.00Sale price$68.00 -
Rita Angus: An Artist's Life
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Crafting Aotearoa: A Cultural History of Making in New Zealand and the Wider Moana Oceania
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Encounters/Nga Tai Whakarongorua
Regular price$22.00Sale price$17.00
FEATURED TITLE!
Weather Paintings, Ammon Ngakuru
Published by Medium DutyThis book features a new body of work by Tāmaki Makaurau-based painter Ammon Ngakuru. Alongside Ngakuru’s works sits a new text by writer Will Pollard, as well as an extended conversation between Ngakuru and artist and researcher Ngahuia Harrison, which expands on the concerns that have driven the artist’s practice over the last five years.