This exhibition is now closed
Seven Canterbury Photographers
28 April –
28 May 1989
Gail Wright Ruth Watson Photograph Purchased, 1982
Canterbury photographers for almost two decades have been developing their imagery, and approach to their subjects.
This exhibition of 20 photographs by seven contemporary photographers selected from the collection, attempts to reveal something of the diversity of approach that has been current in the region during the 1980s.
The photographers represented are: Gail Wright. Margaret Dawson, Glenn Busch, Murray Hedwig. David Cook, Stuart Page, and Paul Johns.
('Seven Canterbury Photographers', Bulletin, No.62, March/April 1989, p.3)
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Collection works in this exhibition
Exhibition number: 430
Collection works in this exhibition (22)
Statue of J. R. Godley, Founder of Canterbury, Cathedral Square
David Cook
Petitioners, Chancery Arcade
David Cook
International Day For Nuclear Disarmament, Cathedral Square
David Cook
Boys’ Brigade And Old Man, Cathedral
David Cook
Lady at a home for old women, Auckland
Glenn Busch
Ruth Watson
Gail Wright
Sign Post Nelson Haven
Murray Hedwig
Road Markings I
Murray Hedwig
Road Markings III
Murray Hedwig
Road Markings IV
Murray Hedwig
Black Iron Shed, (Print by Real Pictures Ltd Akld)
Murray Hedwig
John Mahia Shift Worker
Glenn Busch
Mat Van Polonen, Fitter
Glenn Busch
Marg.n.l. Persona
Margaret Dawson
Law and Order (L.A., May 1982)
Stuart Page
California Street (San Francisco, May 1982)
Stuart Page
Man at an outdoor cafe
Glenn Busch
Female Nude
Paul Johns
Male Nude
Paul Johns
Woman at the Catholic Cathedral, Christchurch
Margaret Dawson
Burger Bar With Three Youths, Christchurch
Murray Hedwig
Street Corner (Harlem NY, August 1982)
Stuart Page
Related
Bulletin 62
March/April 1989
Contents include
Van der Velden's Holland exhibition
Early New Zealand in Print exhibition
Chris Booth installation