03 Magazine: April 05, 2024

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Dunedin’s new foodprint
Having extended into the South Island across
Canterbury and Nelson Tasman in 2023, beloved
non-food-wasting app Foodprint has now (finally!)
arrived in Dunedin. Whether you’re after a fresh
loaf from the local bakery, a pile of authentic Italian
pasta, a cabinet treat from a top cafe or a full
Chinese banquet to take away, the innovative app
helps you reduce food waste and enjoy delicious
meals from your favourite eateries at a fraction of
the usual price, with tasty new spots being added
all the time.
foodprint.app
Taste Nature owner Clinton Chambers.
Photo: Linda Robertson
Rain on me
Get set to embrace the wet weather
in top-to-toe style with a trio of
complementary fashion rain gear,
with much-loved Kiwi designer Karen
Walker at the helm. All in an on-trend
Ecru/Chestnut colour combo, start
with Karen’s latest umbrella collab with
a monogrammed Metro brolly from
BLUNT, then add a fully waterproof
rain jacket and puddle-ready signature
Tully boots from her partnership
with makers of playful yet practical
outerwear, Merry People.
karenwalker.com
Encountering Aotearoa
In this must-see major body of new work at Christchurch Art Gallery
Te Puna o Waiwhetū, artist Cora-Allan reflects on her recent twoweek
voyage by sea around Aotearoa. Using whenua (land) pigment,
hiapo (Niuean tapa cloth) and other resources from the ngahere
(forest), she has documented the shapes and views of the whenua of
Aotearoa from the perspective of the moana (ocean). Encountering
Aotearoa builds on Cora-Allan’s research into the artists and botanists
aboard the Endeavour during its first exploration of New Zealand’s
waters in 1769, responding to the legacy of colonial mapping and
recording practices and early encounters between Māori and Pākehā.
christchurchartgallery.org.nz
Cora-Allan ‘Ko ao, ko ao, ko Aotearoa!’ 2023 (installation view, Dunedin Public
Art Gallery, 2023). Whenua and kāpia ink on birch plywood panels. Courtesy
of the artist. Photo: Justin Spears