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John Robinson and Ōtepoti’s Queer History

At the top of a steep flight of stairs, tucked into a small cluster of rooms that made up his studio, Ōtepoti artist John Robinson's handcrafted jewellery was carefully displayed. If you looked up, vibrant artwork stretched across the walls all the way to the ceiling – beautiful, expressive, and bursting with colour. The room was full of light and inviting. I sat on a cushioned bench by the window as I interviewed John. John was...

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