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9780643095694

ANZANG Nature and Landscape Photography - 5th collection order quantity
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NZ$ 55.00 each
Paperback
Author: Stuart Miller (editor)
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DoP - 2008, Australia
144pp
The bioregion of Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica and New Guinea possesses a unique natural heritage stretching back over the fifty million years since the break-up of the great southern continent of Gondwanaland. ANZANG Nature is an organisation whose focus is enhancing a general awareness of this extraordinary legacy by encouraging photography of the region's nature and wilderness and promoting an annual competition to find the Nature and Landscape photographer of the year.This superb "Fifth Collection" presents more than 100 of the finest photographs submitted to the 2008 competition. Each photograph is accompanied by technical information as well as anecdotes about how the picture was taken, which will stimulate yet further interest in the flora and fauna and their conservation in the region.

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9781877385384

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NZ$ 130.00 each
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Author: William McAloon (ed.)
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Art at Te Papa reveals and illuminates New Zealand's vast national art collection. Reproductions of more than 400 individual artworks, personally selected by curators, are accompanied by brief essays giving expert and engaging commentary on each work. This book spans the entire collection, from the cream of its early European prints holdings to its most exciting contemporary acquisitions.
Here are international artworks by Rembrandt van Rijn, Albrechet Durer, Marcel Duchamp, Barbara Hepworth, Natalie Gontchorova and Robert Mapplethorpe, alongside masterpieces from some of New Zealand's most significant and best-loved artists - Charles Goldie, Rita Angus, Ralph Hotere, Colin McCahon, Frances Hodgkins, Bill Hammond, Shane Cotton and Yvonne Todd - as well as little-known artworks that will surprise and inform readers. From the iconic to the unknown, from printmaking to post-object art, the history of the national art collection is ... more

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9781740816144

Art Detective :Textbook - second edition order quantity
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NZ$ 54.95 each
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Author: Michele Stockley
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Art Detective Second Edition provides a carefully structured but flexible approach to introducing students to the world of art.
The second edition was written to specifically cater to the Victorian Essential Learning Standards (VELS). There is a full and comprehensive coverage of the Arts domain with the two dimensions 'Creating and making' and 'Exploring and responding' being addressed with practical, classroom-based questions and activities.

Art Detective Second Edition encourages students to become art critics - to go beyond their initial response to try to understand the artists' intentions and some of the materials and techniques they have used to achieve them. Through a wide range of activities, students also have the opportunity to try out in their own art, some of the ideas learnt from their exploration of finished artwork.

significantly revised and expanded layout that incorporates a number of new topics of interest ... more

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9781596914018

Art Instinct, The order quantity
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NZ$ 60.00 each
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Author: Denis Dutton
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DoP - March 2009, Australia
288pp
In a groundbreaking new book that does for art what Stephen Pinker's "The Language Instinct" did for linguistics, Denis Dutton overturns a century of art theory and criticism and revolutionizes our understanding of the arts. "The Art Instinct" combines two fascinating and contentious disciplines--art and evolutionary science--in a provocative new work that will change forever the way we think about the arts, from painting to literature to movies to pottery.

Denis Dutton (born February 9th, 1944) is an academic, web entrepreneur and libertarian media commentator / activist. He is a professor of philosophy at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand. He is also a co-founder and co-editor of the websites Arts & Letters Daily, ClimateDebateDaily.com and cybereditions.com

 
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9781869402297

Arts and Crafts Movement in New Zealand (out of print) order quantity
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Author: CALHOUN Ann
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9780473093556

A Time to Dance order quantity
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Author: Jennifer Shennan
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DoP 2003, Wellington

This book is a richly-illustrated historical overview of 50 glorious dancing years, written by Jennifer Shennan. This history looks back over the whole history of the Royal New Zealand Ballet, from its brave beginnings with minimal resources in 1953, to its proud standing today as an innovative company of international reputation.

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9781869404048

Back & Beyond: New Zealand Painting for the Young & Curious order quantity
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Author: Gregory O'Brien
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NZ Post Childrens Book Awards Non-fiction Winner 2009

A painting can take you to many places. It can take you around the world, or it can take you around the country, city or neighbourhood you live in. It can also transport you back into the distant past of myths, legends and ancient history - or it can take you way into the future. Since Maori first drew moa and mythical birds on cave walls, artists in Aotearoa New Zealand have provided an imaginative, lively account of the lives locals have been leading, the dreams they've been dreaming and the stories they've been telling. Alongside works painted during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, this book features art by contemporary painters and printmakers, all of them seasoned travellers across time and space. Angels, rugby players, whales, kiwi and canoes, moa and mountains, the bush and the beaches all play starring roles in this bird's-eye view of New Zealand ... more

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9780143009771

Bedfords : Kiwi Style order quantity
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NZ$ 41.50 each
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Author: Wayne Stevenson
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A photographic celebration of the numerous Bedfords New Zealander's have owned and loved. Apart from past, current and future owners, this lively book will appeal to all those with a sense of adventure, a dose of nostalgia, a flair for the artistic, an interest in detail and a joy for all things Kiwi.
96 pages with colour photos.

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9781869621322

Big Picture : the History of New Zealand Art from 1642 order quantity
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NZ$ 49.99 each
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Author: Hamish Keith
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1642? Yes, we have an art history that dates back that far, to the engravings made during Tasman's voyage that depict the first contact between European and Maori. In this tautly, provocatively and passionately argued history, leading art commentator Hamish Keith takes readers on a fascinating and illuminating exploration of our culture, of how artists and their works have provided the language that describes a fascinating and sometimes exhilarating account of peoples creating a new culture out of the old cultures they brought here with them, and then using that new culture to adapt and respond to new waves of people arriving with new old things. With over 300 illustrations, this remarkable survey of New Zealand's art and culture is indispensable to our understanding of who we are. "Do adjust your sets. In The Big Picture, Hamish Keith, with his brisk, personal text will force you to refocus when you think about our cultural ... more

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X35992

Bill Hammond: Jingle Jangle Morning order quantity
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NZ$ 86.00 each
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Author: Bill Hammond
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A spectacular new book on Bill Hammond produced to accompany the exhibition of the same name. Full page illustrations of more than sixty of Hammond's most significant work from the last three decades accompanied by essays by Jennifer Hay, Ron Brownson, Chris Knox and Laurence Aherhart.

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9781877375132

Bill Hammond: Jingle Jangle Morning - Winner Montana Illustrative Award 2008 order quantity
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NZ$ 87.00 each
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Author: Bill Hammond (designer Aaron Beehre; essays by Jennifer Hay, Ron Brownson, Chris Knox & Laurence Abergart)
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A spectacular publication tracing the career of one of New Zealand’s most sought-after contemporary painters. Taking its title from a line in Bob Dylan’s ‘Mr. Tambourine Man’, Jingle Jangle Morning reveals the development of Bill Hammond’s practice – from his frenetic, music-inspired work of the 1980s, through the rock surrealism of the 1990s, to the evolution of his signature bird paintings.

First published July 2007.

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9780733620935

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Author: Joanne Gair
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Featuring acclaimed make-up artist Joanne Gair’s most iconic creations including her work with models and celebrities Demi Morre, Madonna, Elle MacPherson, Pamela Anderson; photographers Annie Leibovitz, David LaChappelle and Herb Ritts; magazines Vogue and Sprots Illustrated and many more.

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9780958283113

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Author: Ryan Moore & Jennifer French
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Features work by Tahi Moore, Simon Denny and Nick Austin installed and photographed over three days in a vacant office space. The publication builds on a particular moment of recent practice, common questions toward approaches to materialist gesture, formalism and embedded activity. These three artists share a sensibility and collaborative context, yet maintain distinct approaches and particular impulses of production.

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9780473137878

Celebrity 14:59 beyond the velvet rope order quantity
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NZ$ 31.00 each
Author: Bepen Bhana
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Dop 2008, Auckland
softcover

Taking Andy Warhols famous quote In the future we will all be famous for fifteen minutes Celebrity 14:59 provides a fascinating look at the celebrity industry from the screen gods and goddesses of the 1930s through to the present day reality TV and Internet stars. Dr Bepen Bhana is a lecturer in Visual Arts at Manuakaun Institute of Technology in Auckland.

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9781869790271

Champions : New Zealand Winners order quantity
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Author: Jessie Casson
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In Champions Jessie Casson celebrates many of New Zealand's champions and local heroes with her marvellous photographs and text. Award-winning jam-makers. Rodeo cowboys. 'Universe'-straddling drag queens. These seemingly disparate individuals, along with forty more from the length and breadth of the country, are brought together in a loving tribute to the unsung New Zealand achiever.
Although rarely publicised outside of their home towns, each winner in the book is testament to the passion and determination of the people of Aotearoa. The portraits are the fruit of Casson's desire to capture the dedication, self-belief and good old Kiwi 'can-do' attitude that make New Zealanders who they are.
Jessie Casson and her partner and son travelled around New Zealand for several months towing a 70s caravan and meeting champions and winners all over the country, photographing and writing about them.


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9781877246388

Coastlines of New Zealand (2008 reprint) order quantity
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Author: Jacobs, Warren
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Reprint September 2008, Auckland
hardcover
44pp
290mmx240mm
Most of New Zealand’s population of nearly 4 million people live within 75 kilometres or less of the coast and are thus intimately acquainted with their own section of the country’s long narrow shape and its many offshore islands.
Taking a circumnavigational approach, this stunning collection of Warren Jacob’s full colour photographs covers the extent of our country’s magnificent coastline, including the more accessible off-shore islands. Coastlines of New Zealand pays tribute to this country’s extensive and hugely diverse seaboard, ranging from sunny sheltered beaches in the north through to the remote, but magnificently wild coastal cliffs and fiords in the south.

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9781869403898

Colin McCahon :The Titirangi years 1953-1959 order quantity
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Author: Peter Simpson
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This book provides a comprehensive overview of a crucial period in the work of New Zealands greatest painter.
This book was suggested by the McCahon House Trust which has overseen the restoration and preservation of the house in French Bay where McCahon and his family lived in the 1950s. With the house restored and an associated artist's residency now established, this book gives a comprehensive overview of this crucial period in the work of New Zealand's greatest painter. Six chapters with accompanying black and white images cover McCahon's job at the Auckland City Art Gallery, the Titirangi house and setting, the changes in his art practice and the trip to the US in 1958 which had such an amazing and immediate effect on his subsequent paintings. The text is followed by reproductions of 80 of the most important paintings of the period, which include images of French Bay and of the kauri bush near his house.

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9781869532185

Contemporary New Zealand Art Volume 1 order quantity
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Author: Elizabeth Caughey & John Gow
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This is the first of a series of books that provides a comprehensive view of New Zealand artists working at the end of the 20th century. The volume features over 100 artworks, representing 20 artists working in a variety of media - painting, photography, sculpture, installation and multimedia. Along with a selection of each artist's work, there is a brief biography and an interpretation of the pieces shown.

First published 1997.

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9781869534875

Contemporary New Zealand Art Volume 3 order quantity
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Author: Elizabeth Caughey
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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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9781869535759

Contemporary New Zealand Art Volume 4 order quantity
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Author: Elizabeth Caughey & John Gow
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Contemporary New Zealand Art 4 is the final 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, working in a variety of media - painting, photography, sculpture, installation and multimedia. Contemporary New Zealand Art 4 as with previous volumes shows a selection of each artist's work - the art they produced early in their careers and the art they are producing now - providing visual references to the development of the work of individuals as well as the evolution of contemporary New Zealand art over the last few decades. There is a brief biography of each artist and interpretation of the works shown along with a list of exhibitions in which the artist has participated. It is an important book for ... more

 
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