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Title details for Art New Zealand by Art New Zealand 2009 Ltd - Available

Art New Zealand

Autumn 2018
Magazine
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New Zealand’s most respected and widely-read visual arts magazine, Art New Zealand presents an independent quarterly round-up of the visual arts in New Zealand, by the country’s best art writers.

Dame Cheryll Sotheran (1945–2017)

Francis Pound (1948–2017)

Exhibitions

Cutting Art • Barry Cleavin and Dissent

Sissy That Walk • A Short Herstory of the Pacific Sisters

Jacqueline Fahey • Back in Christchurch

The Canvas is No Longer Blank • Selina Foote’s Take On Painting

Old Light, New Land • The Colour Fields of Richard Adams

Taut Focus • The New Vision of Gordon Walters

Space Out West • Two Shows at Te Uru

On Being Young • The Tomorrow People at the Adam

Clare Slako’s Ruakaka

The Weight of Objects • The Teaching Methods of Colin McCahon

Coming into the Country

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Frequency: Quarterly Pages: 100 Publisher: Art New Zealand 2009 Ltd Edition: Autumn 2018

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: March 2, 2018

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Art & Architecture

Languages

English

New Zealand’s most respected and widely-read visual arts magazine, Art New Zealand presents an independent quarterly round-up of the visual arts in New Zealand, by the country’s best art writers.

Dame Cheryll Sotheran (1945–2017)

Francis Pound (1948–2017)

Exhibitions

Cutting Art • Barry Cleavin and Dissent

Sissy That Walk • A Short Herstory of the Pacific Sisters

Jacqueline Fahey • Back in Christchurch

The Canvas is No Longer Blank • Selina Foote’s Take On Painting

Old Light, New Land • The Colour Fields of Richard Adams

Taut Focus • The New Vision of Gordon Walters

Space Out West • Two Shows at Te Uru

On Being Young • The Tomorrow People at the Adam

Clare Slako’s Ruakaka

The Weight of Objects • The Teaching Methods of Colin McCahon

Coming into the Country

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Art & Architecture