Invitation to the opening of Paperchase (detail)
This exhibition is now closed
Alan Pearson established a reputation as an outstanding artist during the years he lived in Christchurch. For the last three years he has been living in London and has agreed to contribute to PAPERCHASE a suite of pencil, crayon and oil studies dealing with figurative subjects from the Convent Garden Opera.
This exhibition is a part of a composite exhibition titled Paperchase curated by the Robert McDougall Art Gallery as its contribution to the Christchurch Festival. As the title suggests, paperworks in their many forms will be featured.
('Variations of the Theatre', Bulletin, No.31, January/February 1984, p.2)
Exhibition number 306
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Date:
6 March – 22 April 1984
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Paperchase
Paperchase
Exhibition: 6 March - 22 April 1984
Paperchase was an omnibus exhibition comprising 14 smaller exhibitions on the theme of paper and drawing, drawn from New Zealand, Australia, Britain and the United States.
Comprising Print USA, Crown Point Press, Tamarind Institute, Jabberwock, Timothy Payne, Judy Silver, Guy Warren, Penny Wells, Capa and Cardew, Kay Lawrence, Ruth Faerber, Denise Oates, Blue Guitar (etchings by David Hockney), Henry Fuseli drawings
Bulletin 31
January/February 1984
Contents include:
Problems with touring shows
Paperchase series of exhibitions
Exhibition
Aftermath
26 July – 25 August 1996
Aftermath is an exhibition of recent work by painters A.J. Pearson and Mark Braunias and sculptor Stephen Clarke.
