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Naomi Allen, 'I've counted all my poppies, I still can't reach you'

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Ceramic stoneware, copper lustre, 14.5 x 9.5 cm.


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Naomi Allan is a resident of Mud Studios Ltd, a collective of female ceramicists, and recently exhibited in a group show, 'Occupied Terriorites' with Avigail Allan and Abigail Aroha Jensen at Rm Gallery and Project Space, Auckland. This collaborative exhibition consisted of collection of works that questioned the quandary of individual ownership in relation to land, the home and identity.


  • Home
  • Exhibitions
    • Mohad Fahmi: Impressions of Idyll
    • Upcoming Exhibitions
    • Past Exhibitions >
      • Matrilineal
      • Bobbie Gray: Insignificant Other
      • Denis Bourke: Paintings
      • Two Truths and a Lie - Auckland Arts Festival 2022
      • Linda Va’aelua: Between the betweenness
      • Abbie Twiss: MONOCHROMES
      • Li Si-Rong and Jenny Zhong: And So, We Build An Amusement Park On The Uninhabited Island
      • Dylan-Blanc Huata: Hi There, Haere
      • Genevieve Thornton, Elise Lidgett, and Michelle Mayn: Future Propositions
      • Rhea Maheshwari: Ethereal Cosmography
      • R. Gibson: Worshipping the Product
      • Linda Gair: Conflict of Interest
      • Sampler: Members Show 2021
      • Hana Carpenter: Suspended Movement
      • PulseArt: Over my Shoulder
      • Lockdown Comp
      • Abhi Chinniah - A Migrant's Path
      • Cath Cocker: Enlightenment and other catastrophes
  • Exhibit Here
  • Stockroom
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  • About Us