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A descriptive catalogue for the exhibition organised by the Dunedin Public Art Gallery, the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery and the Waikato Museum of Art and History. The exhibition was of current work of New Zealand artists who are concerned with trash culture. It showed work which was aligned with or developed out of that culture rather than taking an ironic or satirical stance towards it. The catalogue includes interviews with the artists.
This catalogue documents an exhibition exploring contemporary New Zealand artists' engagement with 'trash culture'. It presents works that align with or develop from this culture, eschewing ironic or satirical approaches. The publication features interviews with the artists, offering insight into their creative processes and perspectives on the theme.
This exhibition catalogue serves as a descriptive record of a significant art event, focusing on a specific cultural movement within New Zealand art. The inclusion of artist interviews suggests a depth of engagement with the subject matter, providing primary source material for understanding the artists' intentions. The focus on direct alignment with 'trash culture' rather than critique indicates a particular curatorial stance. The catalogue's value lies in its documentation of contemporary artistic practice and its thematic exploration.
Page Count:
64
Publication Date:
1995-01-01
Publisher:
Dunedin Public Art Gallery
ISBN-10:
0908750137
ISBN-13:
9780908750139
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