Fine Arts - Exhibitions - The University of Auckland Library

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*Current Exhibition*
November 2009 Original prints and ephemera from the Beverley Simmons collection Max McLellan (1967, Marti Friedlander) Kees Hos (1966, Marti Friedlander) Barry Cleavin (c.1967, Marti Friedlander) "She is not merely a photographer capturing good newsworthy image, she is someone who, as the title of the book suggests, looks closely at things and one of the objects of her contemplation is herself. Just as the painter of the self-portrait manages to expose elements of their personality so too does Marti Friedlander."John Daly-Peoples, ‘Marti Friedlander, a closely observed photographer. National Business Review, 12 October 2009.
*Marti Friedlander, By Leonard Bell Auckland University Press*
May 2009 Marti Friedlander Marti Friedlander Leonard Bell 1945- Auckland, N.Z. : Auckland University Press, 2009. Career of Marti Friedlander showing her work to illustrate social and cultural change both in New Zealand and the world. Avaialble in the Fine Arts and General library
*Previous Exhibition*
September 2009 A selection of custom bookplates / ex libris Bookplates are defined by the Getty Art and Architecture Thesaurus as: Labels, usually printed or engraved, frequently with a distinctive design, pasted or tipped into books to mark their ownership or presentation, and sometimes to indicate their location in a library. They are usually attached to the inside of the upper cover.
*Previous Exhibition*
June 2009 New Zealand Prints Prints in the display cabinet A lithographic workshop was established at Elam School of Fine Arts in 1974. The three lithographs displayed are all sourced from the Auckland Lithographic Workshop Collection held in the Fine Arts Library Specially Collections although Stanley Palmers work is created through the process of bamboo-drypoints. Ark for Arama (1979, Nigel Brown) Self-portrait (1978, Philip Clairmont) Karekare (1976, Stanley Palmer)
*Previous Exhibition*
May 2009 Ashleigh Kilmartin Farewell display for Ashleigh Kilmartin Good Luck Ash!
File last updated: November 24, 2009 Comments and suggestions to : Rachel Colliier-Wilson