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View The Planthunter article HERE Words by Lucy Munro | October 4, 2017 Since ancient times, humans have been captivated by the alluring language of flowers. Veiled within their blooms are crypt...
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The King of Flowers - Peonies Here is a brand new work released as a giant one off Artist Proof for the Medicine Mondiale Art Sale at Mossgreen-Webbs Gallery. The sale will raise critical funds f...
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A first view of some of my EMBELLISH works just out in the latest NZ House & Garden magazine EMBELLISH will be on view at the Smyth Galleries from 9-30th November 41 Jervois Rd, St Mary'...
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My Favourite Garden – Woodford Grove
Emma loves photographing gardens … for obvious reasons! Her friends Grahame Dawson and Alex Ross have the most spectacular garden in Mt Eden, Auckland of which she had the pleasure of photogra...
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NOT JUST FLOWERS – The Vivian Gallery
Join Emma as she presents four new Imperfect works at The Vivian next weekend … they will be in good company ! NOT JUST FLOWERS A Group Show Saturday 4 March – 9 April 2017 ...
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Emma Bass at Royal Academy in LONDON !
A selection of artworks shown at this year's Summer Exhibition ... Anish Kapoor, Gilbert & George, Pierre & Gilles, Richard Wilson to name a few! ...
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The Only NZ artist chosen to exhibit at this year’s Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London
"I can’t quite believe it … I’ve just found out that I’ve been chosen out of 12,000 worldwide art submissions, to exhibit at the 2016 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition!" Hydrangeas 8.50 am will be s...
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NZ photographer wins coveted spot at London exhibition Upon Emma’s return from the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2016 in London, she spoke to Dionne Christian of Canvas Magazine. (The article b...
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A profile on Emma's work in the latest DPhoto magazine … talking about her imperfect series, time lapses and phone photographs … View the full article here......
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This edition of my first book Imperfect was so popular that it has sold out. It was an exquisitely printed monograph which brought out the best in my work. (It was also selected as a finalist in ...
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