Photographer
Ann Shelton (b. NZ, 1967, Pākehā/Italian) identifies as queer. Her work engages questions around the disciplined body, and how that discipline plays out through gender, sexuality, and reproduction.
New Zealander
‘jane says’ is a photographic garden of plants, drawn from millennia of human history, used medicinally (part of recipes for tonics and tinctures), containing emmenagogues, abortifacients, contraceptives, or used as birthing aids related to reproduction.