Taarati Taiaroa: a fallen kahikatea and Aotearoa’s strong showing at the Lyon Biennale

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Oct 11, 202600:09:42News & Politics

Ten of the 120 artists at this year's Lyon Biennale are from Aotearoa, after curator Katherine Nichols was told to return to where she's from. Taarati Taiaroa was at the opening. In the main venue, a former locomotive wo...

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