Gordon H. Brown Lecture 10: Robert Leonard, 'Nostalgia for Intimacy' | 2012

Gordon H. Brown Lecture 10: Robert Leonard, 'Nostalgia for Intimacy' | 2012Published 2012 by Thuhu Krero Toi Art History, Te Herenga WakaVictoria University of Wellington. 48 pages 190 x 150mm, softcover, with black and white illustrations Edited by Christina Barton ISSN 977 1176 58800 5 Leonard poses that New Zealand art was once a small, enclosed scenean intimate discourse. As the scene grows and becomes more international, it becomes less intimate. He asks, considering the impact of social scale: What are the implications

addresses a key vehicle for the practice of art history: the museum

Aram Moshayedi

Julia Morison

Peter Brunt

Buchanan is drawn to this notion as it succinctly articulates her sense that there are powerful forces vested in architecture

Tene Waitere and Wero Tāroi

‘Looking for a new country’ – Christopher Perkins in New Zealand is also a record of the 2019 exhibition of the same title at Victoria University of Wellington’s Adam Art Gallery Te Pātaka Toi

There she teaches across her research areas of Pacific Islander studies

the book presents a chronology of the artist's life and work that can be read in depth or dipped into as a reliable resource

297 x 210mm

Paul Walker

producing a well-known body of landscape paintings as well as some of the most striking portraits of his era