Paul Olson, Three Grandmothers together, Kauri and Totara, Left to right:180W x 1480H mm, 290W x 1600H mm, 320W x 1430H mm including plinths. Photo by Tim Cuff. Image courtesy of the artist and Purpose Gallery.
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Paul Olson, Three Grandmothers together, Kauri and Totara, Left to right:180W x 1480H mm, 290W x 1600H mm, 320W x 1430H mm including plinths. Photo by Tim Cuff. Image courtesy of the artist and Purpose Gallery.
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PAUL OLSON (Ngāti Kurī, Ngāti Hine,Te Aupōuri) has a presence that is at once global and other worldly. Descended from the far north of Aotearoa New Zealand, and also a Thirkettle, through his mother, (Norwegian, Scottish, Irish) he weaves his ancestral roots together in his art. His whakapapa is both global and local and he brings this to his work. It’s timeless and deep, rich with story and meaning.
PAUL OLSON (Ngāti Kurī, Ngāti Hine,Te Aupōuri) has a presence that is at once global and other worldly. Descended from the far north of Aotearoa New Zealand, and also a Thirkettle, through his mother, (Norwegian, Scottish, Irish) he weaves his ancestral roots together in his art. His whakapapa is both global and local and he brings this to his work. It’s timeless and deep, rich with story and meaning.