Inner Landscapes: 15 New Zealand Artists with Canterbury Connections
(Hardback)
Publishing Details
Inner Landscapes: 15 New Zealand Artists with Canterbury Connections
By (Author) Canterbury University Press
Contributions by Justin Paton
Canterbury University Press
Canterbury University Press
30th April 2010
New Zealand
Classifications
General
Non Fiction
709.93
Physical Properties
Hardback
120
Width 286mm, Height 235mm, Spine 15mm
795g
Description
In this book, speaking eloquently for themselves, are more than 60 images of work by 15 top New Zealand artists with links to the Canterbury University School of Fine Arts. They include painters, sculptors, a printmaker and digital artists. Most of these images have not been previously published. The artists are also given the chance to speak for themselves, through interviews with Sally Blundell in which each artist addresses the reader directly, talking about their lives, their work, their creative processes - revealing their inner landscape. The artists and their work are placed in the context of New Zealand art history in an excellent introductory essay by Justin Paton. The intimate and striking photos of the artists were taken by award-winning photographer Diederik van Heyningen and are published here for the first time. The result is 15 fascinating and visually striking 'studio portraits' of some of New Zealand's top contemporary artists.
Author Bio
Canterbury University Press is a publisher recognized for its expertise in natural history, marine biology, and New Zealand and Pacific history. Justin Paton is the senior curator at the Christchurch Art Gallery. He is the author of How to Look at a Painting.
