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    Mt Eden store now open at 587a Mt Eden Road Auckland. Our opening hours are: Wednesday to Friday 10am to 5pm, Saturday 10am to 3pm.

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    587a Mount Eden Road
    Auckland, New Zealand

    +64 21 834 303

    GST: 135 536 466

    Look out for our gallery exhibit until July 11th. Nina Julyan is a talented emerging New Zealand artist based in Auckland. Nina has a passion for painting, photography and mixed media, and is primarily a photographer.

    "As an artist, in my practice, I will often explore domestic objects through photography. My work focuses mainly on themes of ‘the archive’ and museology. Capturing ordinary, everyday, or sometimes treasured objects, the same way an archivist or museum would. So whether it be capturing them against a black background individually, or photographing them in their original environment" .

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