Kermadec Art - John Reynolds Interviewed on Radio Live

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Kermadec Art - John Reynolds Interviewed on Radio Live

John Reynolds speaks with Graeme Hill on RadioLive's weekend programme.

NZ artist John Reynolds and a bunch of other artists went to the Kermadec Islands. Why? The result is this beautiful Kermadec Book.

Listen to the interview here.

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