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Master of Fine Arts graduate Hannah Watkinson cares deeply about the arts and the environment, and her years at the ΢��ҕ�l have equipped her to make a positive difference.

Tuafale Tanoa’i is the 2019 Pacific Artist in Residence at the ΢��ҕ�l: “It’s my first time living in Christchurch and I’m looking forward to meeting new communities here, exploring issues and capturing commentary with still and moving images while at ΢��ҕ�l for the next three months.”

Hannah Watkinson is just weeks away from finishing her Master’s of Fine Arts at ΢��ҕ�l, but she found time to chat about creating new exhibition spaces in Ōtautahi for talented young artists like herself and completing her first book of photography. She will share her experiences with young people interested in Fine Arts this Wednesday at 5.30pm.

Student Series II Hīnātore, showing until 6 September at ΢��ҕ�l’s SoFA Gallery, asks viewers to consider the way light transforms a space, along with their own sensory experience.

Award-winning writer Frankie McMillan’s new collection, The Father of Octopus Wrestling, and other small fictions, traverses exciting new terrain.

Fine Arts at Canterbury College