Todd Atticus
@toddatticus
Artist and book cover designer Current show: Alas Alas, July 16-25, Tasman Building, 16-22 Anzac Ave, Auckland
Thank you to everyone who came to see Alas Alas in Auckland. The exhibition will tour to another city soon, so watch this space…
Potential adversity is lurking behind every corner. Don’t fear it, embrace it. Installation shots of Alas Alas, open 10am-4pm daily until this Saturday at the Tasman Building, 16-22 Anzac Ave in downtown Auckland.
Some very kind words from Steve Braunias in his ReadingRoom newsletter today.
Alas Alas is open daily, 10am-4pm, until July 25th at 16-22 Anzac Avenue, Auckland.
Why do I enjoy sharing my art in physical spaces? Just look at what light and shadow do to the work and the environment.
On an entirely non-footie related note: folk of Auckland, come along tonight to the opening of Alas Alas, my first solo show in your city.
Auckland, it’s your turn. My alas works are coming to Tāmaki for a brand new show next month.
A clutch of kluge! The brand new novel by @pipadam.bsky.social, hitting bookshops in four different colourways in August.
Here's a pairing of new blue works from last month’s group exhibition at Inverlochy House, Wellington.
Low has been extended by three weeks. The exhibition is now open until June 5, by appointment only. Email hello@sprgd.co for info.
NZ Labour clearly so chuffed with this headline that it shared it in a graphic. But what does it even mean? It’s the same brand of vacuous sloganeering which has come to characterise much of the Party’s messaging. Worse that it stands as placeholder for any sort of meaningful policy.
And How Are Things With You by Mia Farlane, publishing in September by Mākaro Press
Crossing live to RNZ from the window of Unity Books Wellington at 12:30pm today.
All will be revealed on Tuesday!. I'll be chatting with Mākaro Press and author Mia Farlane about designing the cover for their forthcoming novel And How Are Things With You live in the window of Unity Books. Come along! Tuesday 5 May, 12:30pm Unity Books Wellington
This could be really great and a lot of fun but it could also be terrifying and a complete disaster. Come along from Tuesday to see which!
Announcing COVER STORY, a real-time design event kicking-off on April 28th. For one week only, I will be designing a book cover live and from scratch in the window of Unity Books Wellington.
The Book of Guilt is the latest to join the Catherine Chidgey collection just in time for its Ockham shortlisting.
Low continues at Supergood, 1/115 Taranaki St, Wellington. Contact hello@sprgd.co for more info or to arrange a viewing. The show is open until May 15th.
If this photo could have sound you would hear the former prime minister bellowing CHARTRUESE at the top of his lungs. Such is the power of design.