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Written by: Peta Mathias
Publisher: Peta Mathias Publishing
Format: Casebound
Size: 215 × 260 mm
Pages: 184
ISBN: 978-0-473-78665-6
Available October 2026
Recipes from the Supper Club: A Ritual of Togetherness is celebrated chef, author, and broadcaster Peta Mathias’s 21st book, bringing together around 60 traditional French recipes reimagined for busy Kiwi cooks.
Inspired by Peta’s life in the south of France, the book features vibrant, flavour-packed dishes including Portuguese fish stew, tarte soleil, chicken mignon in pomegranate sauce, Basque cheesecake, and fresh ginger and raspberry madeleines. Designed for sharing, the recipes are organised into multi-course suppers that can be prepared in around two hours, making entertaining both achievable and enjoyable.
Alongside the recipes, Peta shares stories, photographs, and her trademark humour, offering practical tips and entertaining anecdotes drawn from years of hosting supper clubs. Using locally available ingredients and highlighting some of her favourite New Zealand food suppliers, the book celebrates the simple pleasure of gathering around a table with friends and family.
Lavishly produced and richly illustrated, the book features photography by Ken Downie and is a beautiful addition to any cook’s collection.
Made in Aotearoa New Zealand. Ships nationwide.
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Edited by: Jess Clifford
Publisher: CIRCUIT Artist Moving Image
Format: Section-sewn paperback with dust jacket
Size: 250 × 205 mm
Pages: 204
ISBN: 978-0-473-77990-0
Available for pre-order — releases September 2026
CIRCUIT: Dialogues in Artist Moving Image celebrates a decade of artist moving image production in Aotearoa New Zealand from 2015–2025. Focusing on CIRCUIT’s annual commissioning programme, the publication revisits 46 films by New Zealand and international artists, each developed through an extended dialogue with an international curator and commissioned by CIRCUIT.
Richly illustrated throughout, the book features newly commissioned essays by leading curators and writers alongside profiles of every commissioned work. A substantial new essay by CIRCUIT Director Mark Williams reflects on the development of artist moving image practice in Aotearoa over the past decade, tracing the evolution of CIRCUIT’s international partnerships and their impact on the visibility of local moving image practice at home and abroad.
Contributors include Erika Balsom, Christina Barton, Serena Bentley, George Clark, Erin Robideaux Gleeson, May Adadol Ingawanij, Tendai Mutambu, Solomon Nagler, David Teh, Mercedes Vicente, Mark Williams, and editor Jess Clifford.
Printed by INC Productions in Aotearoa New Zealand. Ships nationwide.
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Published by: Mince Mag
Format: Perfect-bound zine
Size: 176 × 250 mm (B5)
Pages: 96
The Incubator Issue is the December 2025 edition of Mince, an independent Melbourne-based publication bringing together the work of more than 50 artists and writers from Australia and the United States.
Created in response to an increasingly click-driven media landscape, Mince champions ideas, perspectives, and creative practices that exist beyond mainstream publishing. While food and hospitality provide a starting point, the publication uses them as a lens to explore broader cultural conversations, offering a platform for voices working at the margins.
Designed, printed, and self-published in Narrm (Melbourne), this beautifully produced edition is printed on recycled paper and showcases a diverse mix of writing, art, photography, and creative experimentation. The result is a thoughtful, contemporary publication that values depth, curiosity, and independent thinking over trends and algorithms.
Printed in Australia.
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Commissioning editor and exhibition curator: H E Wilco
Contributors: H E Wilco, Dr Angie C Baecker, Feng Boyi, Jieming Zhu, Gary Zhexi Zhang, Yang Fan
Translator: Yang Fan
Publisher: Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki
Format: Exhibition Catalogue
Size: 215 × 287 mm
Pages: 138
ISBN: 978-0-86463-346-0
Published to accompany Forever Tomorrow: Chinese Art Now, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki’s major exhibition examining the evolution of Chinese contemporary art since China’s Reform and Opening Up in 1978.
Bringing together sculpture, photography, painting, installation, and digital works, the exhibition explores themes of rapid social change, urbanisation, globalisation, and cultural transformation. The publication features essays by leading curators, writers, and scholars, offering insight into the artistic responses to one of the most significant periods of social and economic change in modern history.
Featuring works by internationally renowned artists including Ai Weiwei, Xu Bing, Xu Zhen, and Yang Fudong, alongside influential contemporary practitioners making their New Zealand debut, the catalogue provides a compelling survey of Chinese art today and its global impact.
Designed by Philip Kelly, the catalogue is a refined case-bound publication. The cover is offset printed onto 125gsm Wibalin Buckram and finished with a debossed title, while the interior is printed on 100gsm Polar Offset with 150gsm matt endpapers. Section-sewn binding ensures durability and a lay-flat reading experience.
Printed in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Ships Nationwide.
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