Iona Winter and Victoria McIntosh - (a)version
1 – 20 September 2020
(a)version Iona Winter and Victoria McIntosh
(a)version is a collaborative mixed media response to the way our world defines beauty, gender and ageing.
My Mother’s Chair - Victoria McIntosh
Created during the 2017 Caselberg Trust Artist Residency
My mother’s chair - altered, vintage fabric, fresh water pearls and knicker elastic
Fat Pants – Victoria McIntosh
Vintage underwear, found clasp, ribbon 2020
Your version of beauty does not define me - Iona Winter
As published with Reflex Fiction (UK) 2020. Listen to the audio below:
Iona Winter (Waitaha/Kāi Tahu) is of Indigenous and colonised ancestry, and as a result avoids confining herself to form. She is widely published and anthologised, and has authored two collections: Te Hau Kāika (2019), then the wind came (2018). Iona lives on the East Otago Coast.
ionawinter.wordpress.com Instagram: iona_winter
Victoria McIntosh (Pākehā) lives in Ōtepoti.
Victoria’s practice moves between wearable jewellery, soft sculpture and assemblage. A collector and hoarder by nature, she works with found objects as a form of storytelling that interweaves both the personal and political.
victoriamcintosh.co.nz Instagram: victoriamcintoshnz
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