EXHIBITION CATALOGUES

                                  

The Maui Dynasty: The Fifth Goodman Suter Contemporary Art Project 2008

The Maui Dynasty looks at the influence of Maori, Pacific Island and Asian cultures in contemporary New Zealand art.

Artists: John Edgar, Max Gimblett, Brett Graham, Janet Green, Niki Hastings-McFall, Hoon Li, Simon Kaan, Virginia King, Richard Orjis, John Pule, Joe Sheehan, Young Sun Han, John Walsh
Curator: Anna-Marie White
Designer: Neil Pardington
Essays:
Maui Nation to Maori Asia by Atholl Anderson
Asia, Empire and Colonial Culture by Tony Ballantyne and Brian Moloughney
The Maui Dynasty: Confronting multiculturalism in contemporary New Zealand art by Anna-Marie White

PRICE: $30


                                   
Pakeha Now!  2007

Pakeha Now! is the first exhibition of contemporary art to examine the traits of this unique culture found only in New Zealand.

Artists:  Ben Cauchi, Eddie Clemens, Octavia Cook, Julien Dyne, Warwick Freeman, Jason Hall, Matt Hunt, Gavin Hurley, Gregor Kregar, Marian Maguire, Neil Pardington, John Reynolds, Peter Robinson, Heather Straka, Yvonne Todd, Leon van den Eijkel, Ronnie van Hout, Ann Verdcourt, Harry Watson
Curator: Anna-Marie White
Designer: Neil Pardington

Essays:
Naming Ourselves: Being Pakeha by Paul Spoonley
Te Pakeha: The People of New Zealand by Anna-Marie White
Seeing Pakeha by Damien Skinner

PRICE: $25

                                   
Recovered Memory: The Fourth Goodman Suter Contemporary Art Project 2006

Recovered Memory brings together new and recent painting, photography, sculpture, installation and video work which explore the ways in which visual images can express psychological concerns.

Artists: Steve Carr, Liyen Chong, Kah Bee Chow, Scott Flanagan, Seraphine Pick, Marie Shannon, Ann Shelton, Yvonne Todd, Ronnie van Hout
Curator: Lara Strongman
Designer: Neil Pardington
Essays:
Recovered Memory by Lara Strongman
Dreams and Recollections by Averil Overton

SPECIAL DISCOUNTED PRICE: $10

                                   
Living Room: The Third Goodman Suter Contemporary Art Project 2003

LIving Room incorporates works by both artists and designers who bring the concept of modernism into the 21st century.

Artists :  Hannah and Aaron Beehre, Chiara Corbelletto, Julian Dashper, Simon James, Jenny Keate, Simon Morris, Richard Thompson, Katy Wallace
Curator: William McAloon
Designer: Aaron Behre
Essays:
High Cool by Douglas Lloyd-Jenkins
Living Room by William McAloon

SPECIAL DISCOUNTED PRICE: $5

                                   
The Contingency of Vision :The Second Goodman Suter Contemporary Art Project 2001

The Contingency of Vision investigates the contingency, uncertainty or partiality of seeing and what this might involve for an arts audience.

Artists:  Joyce Campbell, Lisa Crowley, Nuala Gregory, Kristy Gorman, Monique Jansen, Susan Jowsey, Esther Leigh, Judy Millar, Fiona Pardington, Jude Rae, Bill Riley, Caroline Rothwell
Curator: Dr. Peter Shand
Designer: Okahuiti Creek Press
Essays:
Of Vision by Peter Shand
An Opthalmologist's Viewpoint by John Davidson

SPECIAL DISCOUNTED PRICE: $5

                                   
Fear & Beauty: The First Goodman Suter Contemporary Art Project 1999

Fear & Beauty: New Zealand Art at the End of the Millenium draws together art work that employs the language of urban modernity - fashion magazines, film, television, the inner city environment - to evoke a mood of estrangement and detachment.

Artists: L.Budd, Simon Endres, Aaron Fry, Kendal Heyes, Gavin Hipkins, Robin Neate, Seraphine Pick, Jim Speers, Michael Stevenson, Caroline Williams
Curator: Allan Smith
Designer: Eyework Design + Production Ltd
Essays:
Fear & Beauty by Allan Smith
Found Not Living by Anna Sanderson

SPECIAL DISCOUNTED PRICE: $5

                            
The Promised Land: Art in Nelson from Tasman to Today 2000

 The Promised Land describes Nelson's rich artistic tradition that at varying times, played a vital role in the wider European art history of New Zealand.  From the first known European views of Aotearoa made at Nelson's Golden Bay by Tasman's artist Isaac Gilsemans in 1642 to Colin McCahon's 'The Promised Land', this catalogue is a scholarly picture book celebrating over 350 years of art in Nelson.

Curator and essayist: William McAloon
Designer: Eyework Design + Production Ltd

PRICE: $35

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GENERAL PUBLICATIONS



The Suter: One Hundred Years in Nelson 1999
by Susan Butterworth

 This centennial volume sets The Suter Art Gallery in the context of the wider New Zealand artistic scene and is also a valuable reference work on New Zealand and Nelson art.  It is richly illustrated from the gallery's collection, many of the works being supported with essays contributed by leading art authorities.  It also includes a catalogue of the collection to 1999.

PRICE:  $60



The Outside Table: Food and Flavours of the Nelson region 2005

 The Outside Table is a celebration of the culinary delights of the Nelson Region with a focus on cooking and eating outside.  It contains a taste of many of the good things of Nelson - good food, good wine, the company of friends and a breath of fresh air. 

Proceeds from the sale of The Outside Table support The Suter redevelopment project
PRICE: $35

 To order or find out more about our publications email publications@thesuter.org.nz