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Published by Christchurch Art Gallery to accompany the exhibition Provocations: The work of Christine Webster (26 March - 7 June 2010).

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Carl Sydow was one of a bright new generation of New Zealand sculptors who came to the fore during the 1960s and 70s. Tomorrow Never Knows showcases his playful, up-tempo sculptures alongside suites of his op-inspired drawings.

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This stunning catalogue designed by Neil Pardington himself. With essays from Ken Hall and Anna-Marie White, plus an interview with Lara Strongman.

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Welcome to the low-brow, high-art world of Tony de Lautour. Writer and curator Peter Vangioni provides an entertaining introduction to the work of one of Aotearoa New Zealand's leading artists.

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Catalogue of the exhibition Van der Valden: Otira curated by Peter Vangioni at Christchurch Art Gallery, 11 Feb.-15 May 2011.

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Bold, bright and a little bit bananas, ART-TASTIC gets into the nitty gritty of how to look at, connect with and make art - featuring some of the best art in Aotearoa. There are activities to do and questions to answer - and by the time it's finished, kids will have their own artist's workbook. For 8-13 year olds with minty-fresh imaginations!

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Eileen Mayos extraordinary skill with line, colour and composition made her one of Englands foremost print artists in 1930s London. This book publishes for the first time many of her exquisite neo-romantic wood engravings, prints, designs and book illustrations produced throughout her life in England, Australia and New Zealand.

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A beautifully presented little book of artworks of birds. Features hardcover with gold foil, gilt page edges and gold ribbon.

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A beautifully presented little book of artworks of flowers. Features cloth hardcover with pink foil, pink page edges and pink ribbon.

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A beautifully presented little book of artworks of the sea. Features hardcover with blue foil, blue page edges and blue ribbon.

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Arts Foundation Icon Jacqueline Fahey was one of the rst New Zealand artists to paint from a feminist perspective. In this book, her psychologically charged domestic paintings of the 1970s are revisited by contemporary feminist authors Felicity Milburn, Allie Eagle, Julia Holden, Bronwyn Labrum, Lana Lopesi, Zoe Roland and Julia Waite.

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Seraphine Pick's original and imaginative practice has made her one of New Zealand's most highly regarded painters. This richly illustrated publication features essays by Felicity Milburn and Lara Strongman and an interview by Sally Blundell.

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A stunning book on the work and stories of Aotearoa New Zealands senior Mori weavers of Te Khui Whiritoi, revealing the complexity and beauty of raranga. Features beautiful photographs, texts in te reo Maori and English, lively interviews with the weavers and their whanau.

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An exquisitely illustrated book featuring ambitious and delightful etchings, lithographs, woodcuts, wood-engravings and linocuts by some of New Zealand's finest artists.

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Te Ra is the last remaining customary Maori sail. Woven from harakeke more than 200 years ago, Te Ra has for many years been held at the British Museum. Written by Ariana Tikao and illustrated by Mat Tait, this book commemorates the homecoming of a treasured taonga, and celebrates our past, present and future as New Zealanders.

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Te Wheke features a selection of excellent examples of art from Aotearoa and the Pacific, each with a short text opening up conversations about the journeys, tensions and connections that shape Oceanias past, present and future.