This exhibition is now closed
Prospect Canterbury '92 is a survey of contemporary art in Canterbury. It will be installed at both the main gallery and the Annex over the summer, at the same time as the Nicholas Chevalier – an Artist's Journey Through Canterbury in 1866 exhibition.
Prospect Canterbury '92 is an exhibition of artworks produced during 1992 by artists resident in Canterbury. It aims to identify and discuss particular themes and directions in contemporary art-making in the region. The exhibition comprises works by more than fifty artists, and includes painting, sculpture, photography, and printmaking.
The show is related in concept to the Gallery's popular major exhibition of 1990, A Canterbury Perspective. While the earlier exhibition looked to the past, tracing the chronology of Canterbury's art history, Prospect Canterbury '92 looks to the future, including works by a new generation of artists as well as those more established local figures.
The exhibition will provide an exciting opportunity to gauge the range and diversity of art-making in Canterbury today.
('Prospect Canterbury '92', Bulletin, No.82, November/December 1992, p.2)
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Date:
12 November 1992 – 27 January 1993 -
Exhibition number:
520
Collection works in this exhibition
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Prospect Canterbury 92
Curator Lara Strongman describes the 1992 show 'Prospect Canterbury 92'.
Prospect Canterbury '92
Prospect Canterbury '92
Exhibition: 12 November 1992 - 27 January 1993
Catalogue of an exhibition which aimed to present a picture of art in Canterbury in 1992 and to suggest a prospect of future directions.
Bulletin 82
November/December 1992 to January 1993
Contents include
Nicholas Chevalier exhibition
Prospect Canterbury '92 exhibition
Exhibition
A Canterbury Perspective Nga Taonga Titiro Whakamuri i Roto i Waitaha
24 February – 17 June 1990