Andrew Paul Wood

Andrew Paul Wood is a writer, poet, critic, art historian, educator, curator and translator based in Christchurch. He completed a PhD in aspects of postmodern New Zealand painting at the University of Canterbury. His books include Quietus: Observations on an Altered City (2012), a psychogeography of post-earthquake Christchurch with photographer Doc Ross, and three translations (with Friedrich Voit) of the poetry of Karl Wolfskehl, Under New Stars: Poems of the New Zealand Exile (2012), To The Germans (2013), and Three Worlds / Drei Welten. Selected Poems (2015). Photograph © Doc Ross

Works By Andrew Paul Wood

Beyond an Angel At My Table: Contemporary Writing in Aotearoa
Personally I can’t imagine anyone writing about New Zealand literature without mentioning that New Zealand is defined by its biculturalism.
19 July. 2016
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This year’s Biennale is all very anodyne and, ironically enough, apolitical. It is rather over representative of Scandinavia and the Anglosphere for some reason, and there does not appear to have been much of an effort to put the Australian artist...
6 May. 2014

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Andrew Paul Wood

Works By Andrew Paul Wood

Beyond an Angel At My Table: Contemporary Writing in Aotearoa

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