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As regular readers will know, for at the Centre Georges Pompidou sometime I have normally begun (1982-90), the Galerie National It’s your gallery. It’s free and it’s in the heart of Auckland City this column with an update on the du Jeu de Paume (1990-94), and gallery’s long-planned building the Witte de With centre for EXPLORE Our collection is the finest in the AMUSE Children are welcome and there’s development project. In the last contemporary art in Rotterdam country with 14,000 works spanning seven plenty to keep small hands busy in our Kids issue, I indicated we were on the (2002-04). centuries. Free guided tours are held daily Club and holiday art programmes. edge of commencing construction, at 2pm. pending the required resource She is highly regarded for her DISCOVER Like to know more about art? consents. Well, we are still groundbreaking role as director RELAX Catch up with friends at Reuben café We hold a mix of interesting events throughout balancing on that same meta- of documenta X, in 1997, and for overlooking Khartoum Place. the year. Come along and learn something new. phorical edge, three months her acclaimed touring project on from my last column, but Contemporary Arab Represen- the balance is at last tipping tations 1 and 2, produced in ENJOY Don’t miss the super sale at our gallery JOIN Become a Friend of the Gallery and open us toward a resolution. association with the Tàpies shop. Hundreds of items are reduced to clear. the door to a stimulating world of art and artists. Foundation in 2003. More At the time of writing, we are recently, she was a Fellow of finalising the detail of some the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin Admission charges apply for special exhibitions. conditions newly attached (2005-06), where she worked to the ‘in-principle’ resource toward a project entitled consents we obtained in a Di/Visions: Culture and politics December Environment Court of the Middle East, and was given ruling, and I remain hopeful that an award for curatorial excellence these can be resolved within from the Centre for Curatorial Proudly printed by coming weeks. I recognise this Studies at Bard College (2008). is a frustrating degree of inching progress, particularly with the I look forward to the opening main building closed to the public of the 2008 Walters Prize since March, but we are doing exhibition in September, our everything in our power to move fourth, and to Catherine David’s this project forward. visit in late October. Her guest lecture on 30 October, presented The gallery’s programme with the assistance of AUT continues unabated at the University, promises to be a New Gallery with a strong line- highlight, as does the gala dinner up of exhibitions and public on October 31. I hope you can events, including the 2008 Walters continue to be part of the gallery’s Prize. In that context, I am thrilled community of support through to announce this year’s visiting a time of substantial change and judge is to be Paris-based curator challenge for us. Your support is

Gordon Walters Maheno 1981, and writer Catherine David. of immense encouragement to us. acrylic on canvas, Auckland Catherine has worked at the Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki, purchased 1982 National Museum of Modern Art Chris Saines

1 UNTIL 24 AUGUST Turuki Turuki! NEW GALLERY Adult $7 Concession $5, News Families $18, Under 5s free. Paneke Paneke! Free on Mondays.

Left: artist impression of an exhibition space in the main gallery Below left: Selwyn Wilson Below: painting conser- Study of a head 1948 vator Ingrid Ford

However, visitors to that inaugural show recognised the artists clearly defined another kind of Māori art, not seen before. Hotere, Mataira, Walters, Arnold Wilson and Selwyn Wilson, all of whom had tertiary level education in art teaching or fine art training, represented a new generation of Māori artists who drew on their backgrounds as teachers, visual artists and craftspeople, as well as their deeper cultural histories and LERY_DEVELOPMENT_/_MARIE_BALTUSOVA_/_CONSERVATION_GRANT_/_GALLERY_DEVE identities to create a contempo- ELOPMENT_/_MARIE_BALTUSOVA_/_CONSERVATION_GRANT_/_GALLERY_DEVELOPMENT_ rary indigenous art movement.

GALLERY DEVELOPMENT MARIE BALTUSOVA CONSERVATION GRANT Turuki Turuki! Paneke Paneke! The Auckland Art Gallery’s The gallery has appointed Painting conservator Ingrid presents art work from the development project is Marie Baltusova as an Ford will attend a five-day original exhibition and other continuing with the LEOTC Educator to assist its workshop at the Centre for works sourced from the late Environment Court finalising education programme. Marie Contemporary Art Conser- 1950s and early 1960s that its conditions of consent. hails from Brno, in the Czech vation, Gallery of Modern Art As Turuki Turuki! Paneke a contemporary review entitled captures the turning point when This process has required Republic, where she was an art in Brisbane. Ingrid received Paneke! When Maori Art ‘Māori fullback goes in for Māori art became contemporary Auckland City Council to teacher to the visually impaired a grant from Creative New Became Contemporary abstract painting’ that appeared and acknowledges the place provide the court with – a role that included working Zealand, as well as funding draws to an end, Auckland in the Auckland Star. these five artists hold as specific details surrounding with the National Gallery of from the gallery to attend the Art Gallery Indigenous Art pioneers and innovators the masterplan area – the Brno. Marie says the most workshop ‘New Methods for curator Ngahiraka Mason, The modest original exhibition in their fields. landscaped area between rewarding part of her role is Cleaning’. The field of reflects on the groundbreaking – featured the work of Ralph the gallery building and introducing children to art and conservation continually grows show that marked a cultural Hotere, Katerina Mataira, On Show printed an incorrect Albert Park. Once the court watching them expand their and expands its knowledge of renaissance and the beginnings Muru Walters, Arnold Wilson image and image credit in our is satisfied with the understanding of the world as a materials and research, with of the contemporary Māori and Selwyn Wilson – took place last edition. The artwork was conditions of consent, result. “I enjoy teaching children Europe and the United States art movement. in the Princes Street Adult misidentified and wrongly the council can move into to make their own art as it often paving the way. “This is Education rooms at The credited to Selwyn Wilson. the construction phase of expands their horizons and a rare opportunity for us in the Turuki Turuki! Paneke Paneke! , 50 years We regret this error and the project. helps them to express southern hemisphere to be able commemorates and celebrates ago. It had no title, no curator apologise to Jim Allen and themselves,” Marie says. to participate in a workshop of an exhibition that could have or named venue and the artists to Selwyn Wilson’s family. this calibre and intensity,” easily gone unnoticed by art were practically unknown at Ingrid says. historians if it had not been for the time. August, September, October 2008

2 3 13 SEPTEMBER From left to right: Edith Amituanai TO 23 NOVEMBER House of Manu 2007, Lisa Reihana Maui 2007 from Digital Marae, John Reynolds Cloud 2006, Peter Robinson NEW GALLERY Installation view of ACK 2006 2008 Exhibition Entry Applies

The Walters Prize is New (2002), Et Al (2004) and Francis Elizabeth Caldwell, Andrew National Museum of Modern collaborations between enquires phone Carla Frater Zealand’s premium visual Upritchard (2006). Clifford and Rhana Davenport, Art at the Centre Georges institutions in the Arab world on (09) 375 3365 or email carla. arts award that celebrates recommended four Pompidou and Galerie National and the art world. Her acclaimed [email protected] excellence in contemporary art. Every two years a national jury outstanding art projects: du Jeu de Paume, Paris. project, Contemporary Arab of critics and curators selects Edith Amituanui’s Déjeuner, Between 1994 and 1997, she Repre sentations 1 and 2, The winner will receive Named in honour of artist four bodies of work by Lisa Reihana’s Digital Marae, was a director of documenta X encouraged an invaluable $50,000 and an all expenses Gordon Walters, a pioneering prominent artists to exhibit John Reynolds’ Cloud and and was former director of Witte exchange bet ween these paid trip to New York with modernist painter, the Walters at Auckland Art Gallery’s Peter Robinson’s ACK. de With in Rotterdam. The different spheres. an opportunity to exhibit their Prize was established in 2002 to New Gallery from which an Center for Curatorial Studies at work at Saatchi & Saatchi’s raise the profile of 's internationally renowned judge This year’s Walters Prize Bard College presented David Catherine David will announce world headquarters. contemporary art works and selects the artist who receives judge is Catherine David, with the Award for Curatorial the 2008 Walters Prize winner artists. Past winners of the the Walters Prize. The 2008 an independent curator, Excellence, earlier this year. at a gala dinner on Friday, Walters Prize are Walters Prize jurors, Jon Bywater, who began her career at the David was noted for her 31 October 2008. For booking

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11 OCTOBER 2008 TO 12 APRIL 2009 Colin McCahon Takaka: Night and Day 1948 the Gallery NEW GALLERY Free Admission Join Friends of the Gallery

Friends of the Gallery, formed dealer galleries and artists’ gallery and a variety discounts. in 1954, are a non-profit studios. Friends also support Membership fees: single organisation dedicated to the Auckland Art Gallery $35 a year or $80 for three promoting the Auckland Art through ‘adopting’ art works years, double/family $50 a year Gallery and encouraging for conservation and contribut- $130 for three years, students interest in the visual arts. ing as a group to the acquisi- $18 for year. Friends’ members enjoy tion of new art works, participating in gallery-based including New Zealand For more information, email: programs such as special paintings and sculptures. galleryfriends@aucklandcity. viewings of exhibitions and Membership privileges include govt.nz or phone secretary lectures, along with visiting reduced admission fees to the Leigh Ogier on (09) 307 7705.

Pat Hanly Student Membership Awards

The art works featured Many painters were viewed from the Waitakere The annual Pat Hanly Student In Shifting Light represent fascinated with our Mountains,” says Brownson. Membership Awards recogn- how different artists have landscape’s shifting and ise students who have shown responded to New Zealand diverse lighting situations. This collection-based outstanding commitment and landscapes – landscapes of They contrasted time of day exhibition brings together passion for the visual arts and history and imagination, with the specifics of place. 40 works across a variety of community awareness. landscapes that contain This exploration let artists medium including a poignant public and personal symbols encounter New Zealand’s Ans Westra photograph taken Each year, the Friends of the and landscapes as sites topographic drama. at the Early Settlers Museum Gallery invite Auckland of social and personal in Dunedin, the mysterious secondary school art teachers experiences. As such, the “When James Trevithick video and CAD topographies to nominate one Year 13 exhibition concerns itself with looked shoreward in his of Mladen Bizumic and student to receive the award, Above (Left to right) Siran Li, Nina Lloyd, Jack Feltham, Frances Ferguson, Chris Kinzett, Frances Cooper, Amy Yalland meanings of landscapes and remarkable painting Auckland paintings by Charles F Goldie, which includes a certificate, standing in front of Pat Hanly's New Order 29 part II – reminds us that landscape in art Harbour by Moonlight, from Ralph Hotere and Colin two-year Friends’ membership at the Pat Hanly Student Membership Awards last year. is essentially a social construct. the North Shore (1881), he McCahon. These works reflect and art supplies sponsored had no pre-conception that landscapes as sites through by Gordon Harris: The Art principals. This year, Auckland New Zealand and Pacific Art, this nightscape would be- which to define ourselves as and Graphic Store and The secondary schools also have senior curator, Ron Brownson come one of the first visions a people and place – light and Varuna Trust. the opportunity to nominate says, that throughout the 19th of a moonlit Auckland. darkness conveys the spiritual a student with Pacific Island and early 20th centuries, the Generations later, Buster and emotional responses to The nominated students are heritage for a two-year member- diverse landscapes of New Black would reveal how these sites. also invited to attend an awards ship to the Friends sponsored Zealand were a principal mystical the city’s street function in August with their by the Tautai Contemporary theme within our visual art. lighting appears when parents, teachers and school Pacific Arts Trust.

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The 2008 Walters Prize Winter Warmers Enjoy a hot cuppa while listening to painters, poets, writers, playwrights, Artist Discussions arts facilitators and dancers talk about and demonstrate their work.

Poetry reading from authors Auckland-based performance The Oryza Foundation for Asian Raewyn Alexander and Iain poetry group, The Literatti Performing Arts will hold a panel Britton – whose first collection discuss their unique mix of discussion and live presentation of poems Hauled Head First into multiple poetic voices in a fusion on their first project, Asian a Leviathan received a Forward of poetry, music and theatre. Tales. Followed by a talk by Poetry Prize nomination for Los Angeles-based rap and Thomas Sainsbury, a writer 2008/9. spoken word artist Ed Mecija and director. Art Lounge – gold coin donation talks about his career. Art Lounge – gold coin donation Saturday 2 August 2pm to 4pm Art Lounge – gold coin donation Saturday 16 August 2pm to 4pm Saturday 9 August 2pm to 4pm

Walters Prize finalist Walters Prize finalist, Walters Prize finalist Walters Prize finalist Writer Riemke Ensing (left), Two New Zealand filmmakers Edith Amatuanai Lisa Reihana (above) John Reynolds (above) Peter Robinson (above) currently an Honorary Research Shuchi Kothari, co-writer of (above) and artist and artist Judy and musician, critic, and Brian Butler, Fellow (English) at The University Apron Strings, and Roseanne PUBLIC EVENTS Sriwhana Spong. Darragh. New illustrator, and author director of ARTSPACE. of Auckland and Michael Steven Liang, writer and director of New gallery – gallery – exhibition . New New gallery – the author of the chapbook Take 3, discuss their work. exhibition entry charge gallery – exhibition exhibition Homage to Robert Creeley Art Lounge – gold coin donation entry charge Sunday 14 entry charge entry charge discusses poetry, art and Saturday 30 August 2pm to 4pm Sunday 21 September 1pm Sunday 14 Sunday 28 publishing. Art Lounge September 1pm September 3pm September 3pm – gold coin donation Saturday 23 August 2pm to 4pm Public Events

Senior curator, New Zealand Senior curator, City Gallery and Pacific Art, Ron Brownson Wellington, Heather Readings at the Gallery (left) conducts a tour of the Galbraith discusses the Celebrate Book Month with writers and poets reading from and discussing 2008 Walters Prize exhibition. work of the four finalists their recent work at Auckland Art Gallery’s Art Lounge this September. New Gallery – Friends of the in this year’s Walters Prize. Gallery – no charge, non- New gallery – exhibition members $10 (includes entry charge Graham Reid, Paul Shannon, Performance and page poet, exhibition entry fee). Sunday 5 October 1pm Liz McEneaney, Janet Miriam Barr presents a Art Walks Tuesday 23 September 1pm Charman and Elizabeth collective reading and Alistair Connell read from selective Paterson, ONZM for services Join us for a walk that works, while Siobhan Harvey to literature, will read from his combines art and music – see Award-winning architects Art critic, writer and senior 2008 Walters Prize jury and Kirsten Warner give a latest poetry book. how three artists have turned Jeff Fearon and Tim Hay curator at the Christchurch Art members Jon Bywater, poetry performance. Art Lounge – free a violin into a work of art in a discuss the Walters Prize Gallery, Justin Paton offers his Elizabeth Caldwell, Rhana Art Lounge – free Saturday 13 September fundraising event organised and issues facing insight on contemporary art Devenport, Andrew Clifford Saturday 6 September 2pm to 4pm by The Guild of the Auckland contemporary artists and focusing on the practice of this give a panel discussion on 1pm to 4pm Philharmonic. designers in New Zealand. year’s Walters Prize artists. how they chose the four Tessa Duder, Melinda Meet outside the New Gallery New gallery – exhibition New gallery – exhibition finalists. New gallery – Lindsey Dawson, Jean Allen, Szymanik, Nick Marsden, Friends of the Gallery – no entry charge entry charge exhibition entry charge Lindy Davis, Jacqueline Diana Harris, Rosetta Allan, charge. Non-members $10. Sunday 12 October 3pm Sunday 19 October 1pm Saturday 1 November 1pm Ottaway, Julia Brannigan, Juliet Batten, Jocelyn Watkin Saturday 27 September 11am Denys Trussell, Thea Gilich and Kim Gabites, Bill Senior curator, New Zealand Auckland Art Gallery’s curator of Contemporary Art, Natasha read from selected works. Jamieson read from selected and Pacific Art, Ron Brownson Conland, gives an insight into the judge's choice of the 2008 Art Lounge – free works. Art Lounge – free talks with the 2008 Walters Walters Prize recipient. New gallery – exhibition entry charge Saturday 20 September Saturday 27 September Prize winner. New gallery – Sunday 9 November 3pm 1pm to 4pm 1pm to 4pm exhibition entry charge Sunday 2 November 1pm

For Friends of the Gallery bookings: (09) 307 7705 or [email protected] Events may be subject to change. For up-to-date listings visit www.aucklandartgallery.com 8 9

Friends of the Gallery Turuki Turuki! Lecture Series Paneke Paneke! Renaissance Art with Mary Kisler (left) Mackelvie Jim Allen (right), Roger Join Indigenous curator, curator, International Art, Auckland Art Gallery, Hardie and Murray Gilbert Māori Art, Ngahiraka Mason Mary Kisler continues her stunning series of illustrated discuss the work and teaching on a final tour of this lectures on the art of the renaissance. of the five artists celebrated in landmark exhibition. the exhibition Turuki Turuki! New gallery – exhibition The Friends lecture series is More than just a meal – the Politics, power Paneke Paneke! entry charge held at Central City Library symbolism of food in classical and the saintly body New gallery – exhibition Sunday 24 August 3pm Lorne Street - second floor and Renaissance art Wednesday 3 September 6pm entry charge Friends of the Gallery $15 Wednesday 6 August 6pm Sunday 10 August 3pm Student members $10 Non Members $20 Stitched stories – the Women artists $4 discount parking at Victoria hidden history of Louise in the Renaissance Earth Matters Street car park after 6pm. Park de Keroualle’s court dress Wednesday 17 September 6pm then pick-up your discount Wednesday 20 August 6pm Marine scientist and attendee Suzette Jackson from Back by popular demand, PUBLIC EVENTS voucher from the library. to the International Whaling Greenpeace gives an illustrated photographer Ian Macdonald Commission meetings, Mike talk on the use of photography discusses his moving series of Donoghue discusses the future to record Greenpeace activities. works taken of beached whales of whales in the South Pacific. Art Lounge – free that occurred at Muriwai during New gallery – free Sunday 24 August 3pm the late 70s. New gallery – free Special events Sunday 17 August 1pm Sunday 31 August 1pm Chris Brickell reads from his Join Harvey Benge as he Come to the launch of Alexa book Mates & Lovers: A gives an illustrated talk on Johnston's latest book Ladies, Ann Shelton, an artist working primarily with photography, will History of Gay New Zealand. how his latest book A Short A Plate: Traditional home baking discuss her image Sleeper (right) and the series a kind of sleep The acclaimed GALS (Gay History of Photography came (below), enjoy a cup of tea and produced in Taranaki during her time with the Govett-Brewster and Lesbian Singers) will into being. Art Lounge – free sample some of Alexa’s baking. Art Gallery, artist in residency programme. perform also. Sunday 10 August 1pm Art Lounge – free New gallery – free Art Lounge – free Sunday 7 September 3pm Sunday 28 September 1pm Sunday 3 August 3pm

Sit down with author Alexa Johnston and discuss her latest book Ladies, A Plate: In Shifting Light Traditional home baking Senior curator, New Zealand Artist, lecturer, Gavin Hipkins (right) at this special lunch. and Pacific Art, Ron Brownson, discusses his artworks Empire Art Lounge – Friends of the conducts a tour of his new (Beach), Empire (Bush) Gallery $30. Non-members $35 exhibition In Shifting Light. and Te Wairoa (Falls) in the bookings essential New gallery – free exhibition. New gallery – free Thursday 2 October noon Sunday 12 October 1pm Sunday 19 October 3pm

Go behind the scenes at Enjoy a glass of wine and William McCahon discusses the Auckland Art Gallery and private tour of the newly his father’s paintings discover what registrars do opened exhibition In Shifting A Candle in a Dark Room with senior registrar David Light with senior curator, (right) 1947, Takaka: Night Reeves. Art Lounge – Friends New Zealand and Pacific Art, and Day 1948 and Urewera of the Gallery – no charge. Ron Brownson. New Gallery – Triptych 1975 and the Non-members $10 Friends of the Gallery $5, biographical history that Wednesday 15 October non-members $10 (includes is contained within them. 10.30am exhibition entry fee) New gallery – free Tuesday 21 October 6pm Sunday 26 October 3pm

For Friends of the Gallery bookings: (09) 307 7705 or [email protected] Events may be subject to change. For up-to-date listings visit www.aucklandartgallery.com 10 11 Sign up for our fortnightly Below: Gavin Hipkins Empire (Beach) 2007 Kids Club e-newsletter at c-type print, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki Kids Club www.aucklandartgallery.govt.nz Gift of the Patrons of the Gallery, 2007

Sundays with Kids Club Holiday Programme One programme will be for five If you are looking for something Relax in our café or gallery to 10 year olds and the other for to keep the kids occupied shop while your child takes seven to 12 year olds and costs during the colder months, why part in a two-hour workshop $10 a child per session including not book them into the gallery’s from 10am. There are different all materials and morning tea. Kids Club? Every Sunday at programmes based on the truly Bookings are essential for both 11am and 2pm, Prue amazing works by the artists Kids Club and the holiday programme. Cunningham, our special tutor nominated for the 2008 Walters Phone 307 4540 or email [email protected] for childrens programmes Prize, each week. conducts a one-hour session of Week one: fun, practical art-making Tuesday 1 Sep, Wednesday Below left: Kids learn more about the art works in Earth Matters inspired by works on exhibition. 1 and Thursday 2 Oct Below right: Getting creative at Kids Club is designed for Week two: Kids Club, earlier this year children aged five to 10 years Tuesday 7, Wednesday and costs $6 a child per session. 8 and Thursday 9 Oct

Image Credits

Page 3 Turuki Turuki! Paneke Paneke! Peter Robinson, Installation view Page 7 Selwyn Wilson Study of a head 1948, of ACK 2006, Image courtesy of the Pat Hanly's New Order 29 part II, oil on board, Auckland Art Gallery artist and ARTSPACE, Photograph by 1963, oil on canvas, Auckland Art Toi o Tāmaki Alex North Gallery Toi o Tāmaki

Page 4 & 5 The Walters Prize 2008 Lisa Reihana Maui 2007 from Pg 8,9, 10 & 11 John Reynolds Cloud 2006, Digital Marae Courtesy of the artist Ann Shelton Sleeper 2004, Photograph by Patrick Reynolds, photograph, courtesy of the artist Collection of Te Papa Tongarewa Page 6 In Shifting Light Museum of New Zealand Colin McCahon Takaka: Night and Day Colin McCahon A Candle in a Dark 1948, oil on canvas, Auckland Art Room 1947 foil on board, Auckland Edith Amituanai House of Manu Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, gift of the Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, on loan 2007, Courtesy of the artist Rutland Group, 1958 from a Private Collection and Anna Miles Gallery

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