Jacqueline Fahey's striking and complex images are often drawn from her own life but also verge at times into fictional narrative. Her works provide a unique and vivid commentary on social attitudes in New Zealand. Art historian Julie King takes a look at the artist's career from her beginnings in the late 1950s to her paintings in Expose, Fahey's latest exhibition at Auckland's Bath Street Gallery. Julie King has published extensively on visual arts in New Zealand and is currently researching a book on Olivia Spencer Bower.

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