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Mark Bentley Adams CV 2015 Mark Bentley Adams C V 2015 b.1949: Christchurch: Te Wai Pounamu Aotearoa New Zealand phone/fax: 00 64 9 379 7501 mobile: 00 64 021 036 7447 phone: 00 64 3 312 1271 [email protected] PO Box 68896 Newton Auckland New Zealand 173 High St Oxford Te Wai Pounamu 7430 Professional Qualifications 1969 DFA, University of Canterbury School of Fine Arts Professional Experience 1982-88 Sharp Black and White Photographic Partnership 1982-88 Real Pictures Photographic Gallery and Laboratory 1996 - Studio La Gonda Photographic Partnership Teaching Experience 1996- 1999 Elam School of Fine Arts, Department of Photography, 1994- 1996 Auckland Institute of Technology, Department of Photography 1991- 1993 Carrington Polytechnic School of Design, Department of Photography 1990- 1992 ASA School of Fine Arts Selected Shows 2015 Clevedon Garden 1978. Hori Paraone / George Brown Paul McNamara Gallery. Whanganui 2015 Nine Fathom Passage. Dusky Sound. Two Rooms Gallery Auckland 2015 'Sign Here'. Sites where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 Mangere Arts Centre nga tohu o uenuku Curated by Hannah Scott 2014 'Mark Adams. Tatau: Photographs from the Tatau project 1978 - 2005'. Ilam Campus Gallery. School of Fine Arts University of Canterbury 2014 'Cook's Sites' Curated by Peter Vangioni. Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna O Waiwhetu 2013 'A Portrait of the Artist Tony Fomison', Chamber Gallery, Rangiora 2013 'Archives'. Photographs by Mark Adams, Two Rooms Gallery, Auckland 2012 Mark Adams Photographs: McNamara Gallery Whanganui 2010 'Lava. Photographs from Polynesia'. 2 Rooms Gallery, Auckland 2010 'Tatau'. University of Cambridge Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology Curated by Nicholas Thomas 2009 'Tene Waitere's travels'. McNamara Gallery, Whanganui. 2009 'Rauru'. 2 Rooms Gallery, Auckland. 2008 ‘Tatau’, Museum of Anthropology, University of British Columbia, Vancouver. Curated by Peter Brunt. 2008 ‘Tatau’ OCAD Gallery, University of Ontario, Toronto Curated by Peter Brunt and Charles Reeves 2007 Mark Adams photographs: McNamara Gallery, Whanganui 2006 Mark Adams photographs: 2 Rooms Gallery, Auckland 2006 Mark Adams photographs: McNamara Gallery, Whanganui 2005 'Pe’a. Photographs by Mark Adams'. Curated by Peter Brunt, Sophie McIntyre, Robert Leonard Auckland Art Gallery Toi O Tamaki 2005-2007 'Cook’s Sites'. Curated by Nicholas Thomas Museum of Sydney. National Library, Canberra. Museum of Queensland 2005 'After William Hodges': Mark Adams photographs, Auckland Art Gallery Toi O Tamaki 2005 'Pe’a. Photographs by Mark Adams'. Curated by Peter Brunt and Sophie McIntyre. University of Queensland Art Museum. Cairns Art Centre 2004 The 2nd Auckland Triennal 'Public / private - Tumatanui / Tumataiti' Curated by Ngahiraka Mason and Ewen McDonald. The Auckland Art Gallery Toi O Tamaki 2004 Mark Adams. Zelda Cheatle Gallery, London 2003 'Pe’a. Photographs by Mark Adams'. Curated by Peter Brunt and Sophie McIntyre. The Adam Art Gallery Te Pataka Toi, Victoria University of Wellington 2000 'The Tatau series'. Govett Brewster Art Gallery, New Plymouth 2000 'Cooks’ Sites. Revisiting History'. Mark Adams and Nicholas Thomas. Southland Art Museum 1999 'Cooks’ Sites. Revisiting History'. Mark Adams and Nicholas Thomas. Te Papa Tongarewa, Museum of New Zealand 1998 Fundacao Bienal de Sao Paulo, Brazil 'Roteiros. Roteiros. Roteiros. Roteiros. Roteiros. Roteiros. Roteiros.' XXIV Bienal de Sao Paulo - Curator for Oceania, Louise Neri 1997 'Observations' Martin Van Vreden and Mark Adams Gallery Die Praktjik, Lauriergracht, Amsterdam. Holland 1996 'Observations' School of Fine Arts, Australian National University, Canberra, at the Conference-'Re-Imagining the Pacific' convened by Professor Nicholas Thomas and Dr Dianne Loche 1995 'Portrait of the Painter Tony Fomison' Curated by Ron Brownson Auckland City Art Gallery 1994 'Whenua I Maharatia, hae hae Nga Takata - Land of Memories, Scarred by People'. Wellington City Art Gallery 'Africus Biennale' Curators for NZ, Jenny Harper and Tim Walker. Johannesburg, South Africa 'Waiariki ~ Waiora. The Blue Baths, Photographs by Mark Adams'. Rotorua Art Museum Curated by John Perry 1993 'Whenua I Maharatia, Hae hae Nga Takata - Land of Memories, Scarred by People' Curated by William McAloon Dunedin Public Art Gallery 1987-90 'Pakeha-Maori, a Conjuncture' Art Gallery Directors Council Touring Exhibition. Govett Brewster Art Museum, New Plymouth Dowse Art Museum, Lower Hutt Manawatu Art Gallery, Palmerston North Waikato Art Museum, Hamilton MacDougal Art Gallery Annex, Christchurch 1987 'Pakeha-Maori, a Conjuncture' Artspace, George Fraser Gallery, Auckland, Real Pictures Photographic Gallery, Auckland 1986 'Pakeha-Maori, a Conjuncture' Curated by John Perry Rotorua City Art Gallery 1985 'Work in Progress' Real Pictures Photographic Gallery, Auckland 1982 'O Le Ta Tatau, Samoan Tattooing' Real Pictures Photographic Gallery, Auckland 1976 One Man Show, Mark Adams, Snaps a Photographers Gallery, 1971 Two man show, Mark Adams and Graham Bennett Canterbury Society of Arts Gallery Selected Group Shows 2014 'Fotos Vestigios Invisibles' EACC. Castelon, Barcelona, Spain Curated by Mercedes Vicente 2011 'In Natural Light'. McNamara Gallery, Whanganui 2010 ‘Unnerved’. The NZ project: Queensland Art Gallery. Art Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne. Curated by Maude Page. Catalogue essay by Wystan Curnow 2009 Mark Adams, Bruce Connew, John Miller, Govett Brewster Art Gallery, New Plymouth. Curated by Mercedes Vicente 2008 ‘Close-up: Contemporary contact prints’. Gus Fisher Gallery, University of Auckland. Ramp Gallery, Hamilton. Curated by McNamara Gallery 2008 Mark Adams and Fiona Pardington, photographs: 2 Rooms Gallery, Auckland 2008 Collect / project: Mark Adams John Reynolds Ann Shelton. Adam Art Gallery. Wellington. Curated by Tina Barton 2008 The Bath-house Centenary: Mark Adams and Haru Sameshima. Rotorua Art Museum 2006-2008 Mo Tatou: The Ngai Tahu Whanui Exhibition: Te Papa Tongarewa Curated by Megan Tamati-Quennell 2006 ‘Under the skin’ Asheville Art Museum, North Carolina Curated by Ward Mintz 2006 'Wonderland'. Festival Internationale di Roma, Pingyao International Photography Festival, China. Curated by Harvey Benge 2006 The Arrival: 2 Rooms Gallery, Auckland 2004 Free NZ Art. Artspace, Auckland. Curated by Tobias Berger 2003 “Curiosity Killed the Gap”. Artspace. Auckland. Curated by Tobias Berger 2003 “Sea Knowing and Island Seeing”. Auckland Art Gallery-Toi O Tamaki. Curated by Ron Brownson 2002 “Skin Deep, A history of tattooing”. National Maritime Museum, Greenwich. Curated by Nicholas Thomas 2000 Rotorua Art Museum Millenium show. Mark Adams and Ans Westra 1998 “Lights and Shadows”, Dunedin Public Art Gallery. Curated by Gwyneth Porter 1998 “Southern Lights”, Dunedin Public Art Gallery & City Art Centre, Edinburgh. 1996 “Art in the City”, “Sight seeing”,curated by Kate Darrow, Catalogue essay by Damian Skinner. Lopdell House Gallery, Auckland 1995 “Currency”. Selected New Zealand Photographers. Curated by Peter Turner. Auckland Institute and Museum 1994 “Open the Shutter, Auckland photographers Now”. Photoforum group show,selected by Ron Brownson. Auckland Institute and Museum 1993 Two Man Show, “After the Fact and Silence”, Haru Sameshima and Mark Adams. Lopdell House Gallery, Auckland. Curated by Tim Renner, Catalogue essay by Ron Brownson 1993 “Perspectives”, Curated by Christina Barton, Te Papa Tongarewa - Museum of New Zealand 1992 “Te Moemoea no Iotefa: The Dream of Joseph”. Curated by Rangihiroa Panoho. Sargeant Gallery. Wanganui 1990 Three Man Show. “The Painting Part”, Julian Dashper, Mark Adams, Phil Clairmont. The Center For Contemporary Art, Hamilton 1987 Two Man Show. “The Thermal Landscape. The Rev John Kinder and Mark Adams”. Waikato Art Museum. Curated by Tim Walker 1986 “Tarawera Today”. Tarawera Centenary. Rotorua City Art Gallery. Curated by John Perry 1981 “8 x 8, Eight Photographers at the ASA” ASA Gallery, Auckland. Curated by Peter Hanneken 1971 Two Man Show, Mark Adams and Graham Bennett, CSA Gallery, Christchurch Published books and catalogues 2010 Book, 'Tatau'. Mark Adams, Peter Brunt, Sean Mallon, Nicholas Thomas. Te Papa Press 2009 Book, 'Rauru'. Nicholas Thomas, Lyonel Grant, Jim Schuster, Mark Adams. Otago University Press 2003 Catalogue, “Tatau. Pe’a: Photographs by Mark Adams”. Adam Art Gallery Te Pataka Toi, Victoria University of Wellington. 1999 Book, “Cooks Sites, Revisiting History”. Mark Adams and Nicholas Thomas. Otago University Press 1993 Catalogue “After the Fact and Silence”. Lopdell House Gallery, Auckland Essay by Ron Brownson 1993 Book. “Whenua I Maharatia, Hae hae nga Takata ~ Land of Memories Scarred by People”. Photographs by Mark Adams, Text by Harry Evison. Tandem Press, Auckland 1990 Catalogue, “The Painting Part”. Phil Clairmont Mark Adams Julian Dashper. The Centre For Contemporary Art, Hamilton. Essay by Jim and Mary Barr 1987 Catalogue, “Maori . Pakeha, He Waerenga Ururoa - Pakeha . Maori, A Conjuncture”. Rotorua City Art Gallery. Essay by John Te Manihera Chadwick Selected Bibliography 2010 Camera Austria International Ann Shelton Mark Adams. Essay by Mercedes Vicente 2010 'The event horizon: returning after the fact'. Paper by Donna West Brett and Ann Shelton 2010 ‘Unnerved’. The NZ project. Catalogue essay by Wystan Curnow. Queensland Art Gallery 2009 Art News. Review 2008 Into the light. David Eggleton. Craig Potten Publishing 2008 NZ Journal of Photography. No 58 2005 Contemporary New Zealand Photographers. Edited by Lara Strongman 2005 Eyeline.
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