Kaiwhakanikoniko – kōrero with… Isobel Joy Te Aho-White
Kātoitoi commissioned a number of Kaiwhakanikoniko (graphic artists) to visually interpret the written essays sitting within the project. We speak to three (of six) contributing illustrators: Bonnie Brown, Isobel Joy […]
3 years ago by Kate McGuinness
Decolonising Design in Aotearoa: From the Studio to the Archive and back again
This essay by Kerry Ann Lee and accompanying illustration by Isobel Joy Te Aho-White was originally published on katoitoi.nz as part of a commissioned series of essays, interviews and artworks […]
3 years ago by Louise Kellerman
Preserving a cultural moment in time
Seen through design artefacts and the kōrero around them, Kātoitoi preserves the collective feelings of Aotearoa in the year 2020 and brings other people into that space to experience it. […]
3 years ago by Kate McGuinness
Our Impact
This essay by Lee Parkinson and illustration by Isobel Joy Te Aho-White is part of a commissioned series of essays, interviews and artworks commissioned by Creative New Zealand for our […]
3 years ago by Louise Kellerman