Catalogue
Catalogue
Object Type
Name/Title
Sight lines : women and art in Aotearoa
Primary Maker
Contributor/Publisher
Auckland University Press
Place
Date
2024
Physical Description
xi, 430 pages : colour illustrations ; 24 cm
ISBN/ISSN
9781869409982
1869409981
Language
English
Level of Current Record
Bib record
Member Object
Subject Category
Content
Preface -- Introduction -- Wāhine Māori and the worlds of adornment: He toi rākai, he mana wāhine, he mana tāngata -- by the arts of adornment, there is the prestige of women and all people -- Ngarino Ellis -- Unknown maker: Whatu kākahu -- The messenger sisters -- Sarah Featon -- Margaret Matilda White -- Frances Hodgkins -- Collectivity -- Kirsty Baker -- Rangimārie Hetet -- Teuane Tibbo -- Louise Henderson -- Rita Angus -- 'We were making art, which is what we always wanted to do': Elizabeth Ellis and Mere Lodge -- Chloe Cull -- Vivian Lynn -- Eloquent images: Marilynn Webb -- Megan Tamati-Quennell -- Pauline Rhodes -- Ka whawhai Tonu Mātou: The revolution reflected by the work of Robyn Kahukiwa -- Rangimarie Sophie Jolley -- Protest -- Kirsty Baker -- Merata Mita -- Maureen Lander -- Joanna Margaret Paul -- Di ffrench -- Kura Te Waru-Rewiri -- Julia Morison -- Fiona Clark -- Lisa Reihana -- Moana immaterial labour and invisible care: a performance by Leafa Wilson / Olga Krause -- Lana Lopesi -- Nova Paul -- Yuki Kihara -- Ruth Buchanan -- Keyboard short cuts: processing the digital in the work of Janet Lilo -- Iona Gordon-Smith -- Imogen Taylor -- Ngahuia Harrison -- Turumeke Harrington: scheming as methodology, or an artist's approach to getting what you want and giving up after that -- Huhana Smith -- Aliyah Winter -- A giving and a receiving: Ayesha Green and Ana Iti -- Hanahiva Rose -- Mataaho Collective -- Conclusion: knowledge and care.
Collection Type
Reading Room
General Collection
Copyright
All rights reserved
Last Update
09 Sep 2024
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