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ISBN / ISSN:
9781869693251

The Frangipani Is Dead : Contemporary Pacific Art In New Zealand 1985-2000 order quantity
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NZ$ 60.00 each
Paperback
Author: Karen Stevenson
Published by: Huia Publishers
In Stock: 2
An exciting collection and commentary on contemporary pacific art.

This book offers a contextual understanding of the contemporary Pacific art movement in New Zealand. As well as examining key individual artists, the book also addresses the key issues that underlie this movement as well as the inspirations for creating this art. It is a focused overview of a very specific period and it contextualises the emergent Pacific art within the broader New Zealand socio-political scene of the time, particularly that of the Maori sovereignty movement.

First published August 2008.


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9780790010137

Art of Robyn Kahukiwa order quantity
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NZ$ 75.00 each
Hardback
Author: Robyn Kahukiwa with essays by Hinemoa Hilliard, Edward Lucie-Smith & Jonathan Mane-Wheoki
Published by: Reed Publishing NZ Ltd
In Stock: 1
The paintings of Robyn Kahukiwa (Ngati Porou) reflect her people’s mana and depict experiences central to Maori today: blood ties, custom, mythology, dispossession and activism. This full-colour book presents more than 100 works, offering her insights and those of colleague Hinemoa Hilliard, critic Jonathan Mane-Wheaoki and international art historian Edward Lucie-Smith.

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9781869404222

Art That Moves : The Work of Len Lye (with DVD of films and sculptures) order quantity
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NZ$ 59.99 each
Mixed-media pack
Author: Roger Horrocks
Published by: Auckland University Press
In Stock: 1
'Kinetic art is the first new category of art since prehistory', ex-pat New Zealand artist Len Lye boldly claimed in an essay in 1964. What did he mean by this? And how does his own work in sculpture and film bear it out? Roger Horrocks, the author of the best-selling 2001 biography of Lye, explores these questionsn in this new book. He describes the forerunners of this 'art that moves', then discusses in detail Lye's life and career as a kinetic artist, how he developed and envisioned his 'tangible motion sculptures' and how many of these are being realised only now, after his death. Lye himself wrote extensively about kinetic art; one chapter focuses on his theories about 'the art of motion', and relates these back to his practice as an artist. Horrocks concludes by discussing how Lye's ideas can be applied to other works and how they are relevant today. The Art of Motion includes a DVD containing a short documentary by ... more

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ISBN / ISSN:
9781869537319

Cone Ten Down : Studio Pottery in New Zealand, 1945-1980 order quantity
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NZ$ 49.99 each
Paperback
Author: Moyra Elliot & Damian Skinner
Published by: David Bateman Ltd
In Stock: 1
Finalist in the General Non-Fiction category.

In the 1960s and 70s not only did potters flourish around the country but it seems that everyone's mum was producing mugs and bowls at night class. This phenomenon was part of a particualr philosophy of pottery - local materials and natural-looking forms, glazes and designs. All those small brown pots are now highly collectible and sought-after in op shops, second hand stores and, increasingly, at auction. Why did this style of pottery reach such heights in New Zealand? Who were the crafts people and what is the value of their work today? With over 100 photos especially taken for the book and photographs of leading potter's marks, this will be an invaluable book to the collector. Many 'characters' from that era featured in the book are still active in arts today, including Hamish Keith, Len Castle, Barry Brickell; and author Damian Skinner is particularly high-profile, with a ... more

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9781869534875

Contemporary New Zealand Art Volume 3 order quantity
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NZ$ 49.99 each
Paperback
Author: Elizabeth Caughey
Published by: David Bateman Ltd
In Stock: 1
The third book in a series that offers readers a comprehensive view of New Zealand artists working at the end of the 20th and the beginning of the 21st centuries. This volume features over 100 artworks reproduced in full colour representing twenty artists, both established and emerging.

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9781869537197

Contemporary New Zealand Art Volume 5 order quantity
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NZ$ 49.99 each
Paperback
Author: Elizabeth Caughey
Published by: David Bateman Ltd
In Stock: 1
The latest title in the successful Contemporary Arts series showcasing 24 of New Zealand's established and up-and-coming artists. This volume features Luise Fong, Neil Pardington, James Ormsby, Sara Hughes, Viky Garden and Stanley Palmer among others.

First published Octoboer 2008.

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ISBN / ISSN:
9781877517020

East order quantity
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NZ$ 120.00 each
Hardback
Author: Stanley Palmer (essay Gregory O'Brien)
Published by: Craig Potton Publishing
In Stock: 1
A collection of more than 140 of Stanly Palmer's works ranging across four decades. From early woodcuts through Palmer's unique bamboo editioned prints, to his delicate monoprints and evocative paintings, this extensive collection celebrates the work of one of our most-loved and prolific artists and also our own edge of the Pacific.

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ISBN / ISSN:
9780473139568

John Drawbridge order quantity
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NZ$ 165.00 each
Hardback
Author: Damian Skinner with Robert McDonald & Tony Drawbridge (photography Helena Fierlinger)
Published by: Ron Sang Publications
In Stock: 1
This book illustrates Drawbridge’s brilliance in oil and watercolour painting, large public murals, printmaking and stained glass (including the Beehive, the New Zealand House (London) now in Archives (NZ) and the National Library (NZ) murals. Also featured are John’s stained glass works at the Home of Compassion Chapel, Wellington.

First published November 2008, Auckland, NZ
264pp
hardcover
305mmx305mm

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ISBN / ISSN:
9781877385377

New Zealand Fashion Design order quantity
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NZ$ 120.00 each
Hardback
Author: Angela Lassig
Published by: Te Papa Press
In Stock: 1
New Zealand Fashion Design celebrates New Zealand's top contemporary fashion designers, showcasing their work and encapsulating the developments in this fast-moving creative field over the past thirty years. New Zealand's designers are as diverse as their creations, and together they have brought New Zealand fashion to the attention of the international fashion world. 25 individual designers are profiled in the book, from veterans like Marilyn Sainty and Zambesi's Elizabeth Findlay to commercial success stories like Trelise Cooper. Based on one-on-one interviews with Te Papa's fashion curator, these profiles are also generously illustrated with literally hundreds of catwalk and editorial photographs and material from each designers' own archives and collections, plus a generous sample of the garments they have designed over the years. This way, New Zealand Fashion Design gives readers an up-close look at the clothes ... more

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9781877372605

Pasifika Styles : Artists inside the museum order quantity
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NZ$ 50.00 each
Paperback
Author: Rosanna Raymond & Amiria Salmond (eds)
Published by: University of Otago Press
In Stock: 1
A book about the exhibition presented at the University of Cambridge Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, the exhibition ran for almost two years (from 2006-2008) and involved a series of events including workshops, a conference and a visiting artists programme. Pasifika Styles featured a star-studded lineup of artists including Beck’s Futures finalist Francis Upritchard, Michel Tuffery, Lisa Reihana, Rachel Rakena and Reuben Paterson. Showing contemporary artists working alongside the world's best collection of oceanic art from the 18th century. Published in association with the Museum of Archaeology, Cambridge, U.K.

First published May 2008.

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ISBN / ISSN:
9780473139704

Ralph Hotere order quantity
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NZ$ 195.00 each
Hardback
Author: Stephen Stratford (ed.) & Vincent O'Sullivan & Kriselle Baker & Marti Friedlander (Photos) & Simon Harper (ed.)
Published by: Sang Architects & Company
In Stock: 1
Featuring reproduction of 250 paintings, and 9 photos of Ralph Hotere by Marti Friedlander.


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ISBN / ISSN:
9780473152949

The Real Art Roadshow order quantity
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NZ$ 80.00 each
Hardback
Author: Fiona Campbell
Published by: Craig Potton Publishing
In Stock: 1
The Real Art Roadshow is an eclectic yet cohesive collection of contemporary artworks by a cross-section of New Zealand artists, both reknowned and emerging. It hangs together as a fascinating and insightful snapshot of post-1945 New Zealand visual art. The Real Art Roadshow brings the art to the students, not the students to the art. Thankfully, those of us who left secondary school some time ago don't have to chase the truck down the road to get a glimpse of the collection. The Real Art Roadshow is now commited to the pages of this beautiful book as well as the art students of New Zealand.

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ISBN / ISSN:
9780790011615

Towards Aotearoa : A Short History of 20th Century New Zealand art order quantity
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NZ$ 100.00 each
Hardback
Author: David Eggleton
Published by: Reed Publishing (NZ) Ltd
In Stock: 1
A handsome hardback illustrated collection of the very best examples of art (painting, sculpture, printmaking and photography) produced in New Zealand over 100 years from 1901 to 2001. David Eggleton gives a short, informative and accessible history of NZ art to accompany his selection of 101 artworks.
224 pages.

First published December 2007.

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ISBN / ISSN:
9781869404529

Towards a Promised Land : On the Life and Art of Colin McCahon order quantity
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NZ$ 79.99 each
Hardback
Author: Gordon H Brown
Published by: Auckland University Press
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"Once the painter was making signs and symbols for people to live by," Colin McCahon wrote, "now he makes things to hang on walls at exhibitions." Filling his paintings with kauri and cliffs, the candle and the T, McCahon sought to develop signs and symbols for our modern world. In this book, leading McCahon scholar Gordon H. Brown presents viewers with new insight into the meanings of Colin McCahon's paintings. Tracing McCahon's life and work, from his student days at King Edward Technical College in Dunedin, through learning from Toss Woollaston, and on to his adult life working at the Auckland Art Gallery and at the Elam art school, Brown analyses key aspects of the paintings: the role of the bible, the idea of the promised land, the use of words and numbers. Brown gives us fresh insight into McCahon the man, leading us into McCahon's various studios, his involvement with the theatre, and his life at home. A trusted friend of Colin ... more

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ISBN / ISSN:
9781869419936

All Dogs Shot : The Photography of Roger Donaldson order quantity
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NZ$ 50.00 each
Paperback
Author: Roger Donaldson
Published by: Random House New Zealand Ltd
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Roger Donaldson is famous for his movies, which include Sleeping Dogs, Smash Palace, Cadillac Man and The World's Fastest Indian. But before he became a director, he was already a talented photographer, and he has retained his interest in the field. This book contains a selection of his work from 1963 to the present in a beautiful book with high production values.

There is a touring exhibition of his work currently making its way around New Zealand galleries and this book is a companion volume and an extension of that exhibition.

The photographs come from New Zealand, Cuba, Los Angeles, New York and many others places. They include landscapes, political photographs, humorous shots and social commentary. Every photograph is a stunner.

Roger has written brief notes about each image giving some background on where and why they were taken.

There is a foreword by Hamish Keith.

 
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