"Hardening is a work responding to Dr. Von Danneville, a carer at the Lahmann Health Home, who suffered a nervous breakdown after internment on Matiu Island, becoming a patient. Shot on the original site of the home, the work imagines methods of hardening and air bathing used to heal patients."
Hardening (2017)
Ngā ataata nā Aliyah WinterOther works by Aliyah Winter
Aliyah Winter / Neihana Gordon-Stables
I have come and joined my love with yours (Aliyah Winter an... (2017)
This work departs from a transcription of a conversation between Governor Grey and Wiremu Tako Ngātata, or Wi Tako, (Te Ātiawa, Ngāti Ruanui) in 1896.
Aliyah Winter
Eli Jenkins' Prayer (2016)
This work plays with a form of “drag”, both visually and temporally, to embody the existence and continuity of queerness through time and space.
Aliyah Winter
Speaking without words (2019)
Words that are frequently misspelt, or spelt phonetically, appear against a black background.
Aliyah Winter
October 1935 (excerpt) (2023)
October 1935 takes its name from a poem by Ursula Bethell, written in mourning for her companion, Effie Pollen.
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Aliyah Winter and Laura Duffy
Aliyah Winter and Laura Duffy
CIRCUIT Cast seriesTe kohinga īpāho·Popular Glory
In the second part of our podcast series Popular Glory: Contemporary Queerness and the Moving Image, host Robbie Handcock speaks to Laura Duffy and Aliyah Winter about recent collaborations, and how to image queer lives, queer histories, queer youth.