Lonnie Hutchinson (born Auckland 1963) is a New Zealand artist of Māori Samoan and European descent. Contents. 1 Education; 2 Career and practice.

Artist, Lonnie Hutchinson is a multi media and installation artist who exhibits regularly in New Zealand and Australia. She is of mixed descent, ...

Since 1997, multi-media and installation artist Lonnie Hutchinson has been taunting and haunting the subconscious of dominant patriarchal audiences; bringing to ...

Lonnie Hutchinson (Kai Tahu, Ngāti Kuri ki Kai Tahu, Samoan) uses intricate patterns in her artworks to tell stories of her ancestors. Here at Britomart ...

Kawakawa, a rongoā/medicinal plant indigenous to Aotearoa, is central to this exciting two-part project by leading Ngāi Tahu artist Lonnie Hutchinson, on show ...

Lonnie's work can be found in The Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki, The Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna O Waiwhetu, the Hocken Library Dunedin, the Queensland ...

Lonnie Hutchinson is a leading Māori and Pacifica artist whose work across a range of media is inspired by indigenous histories, women's histories and craft ...

Lonnie Hutchinson became known for cutting kowhaiwhai patterns into concertinaed black builder's paper. Sometimes these paper cuts are presented as works; ...

Lonnie Hutchinson's intricately cut-out billboard celebrates supportive friendships between women.

Hutchinson has explored issues including objectification and exploitation of Pacific women, (Black Pearl, 2008), racial and sexual politics (My Mother, 2010) ...