Meg Porteous: Dissociative bodies

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Amy Weng is an art writer, editor and independent curator based in Tmaki Makaurau Auckland. She is the founder of hainamana.com, a website dedicated to contemporary Asian New Zealand art, and the Asian Aotearoa Artists Hui, now a nationwide symposium for Asian diaspora artists.

Cover (detail): Meg Porteous, Self-portrait (The Dilemma), 2019, inkjet print. Courtesy the artist and Mossman Gallery

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