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Point of View - New Zealand's Trade Dependence on Britain
The discussion covers how New Zealand's trade dependence on Britain is changing. As well as economic and political considerations there are also the 'ties of blood". Is New Zealand developing it's own indigenous culture? Dame Ngaio Marsh, Writer Professor F.L.W Wood, Retired, History, Victoria University. Dr. Conrad Bollinger, Writer. -
Millais and the Pre Raphaelites
A documentary on the pre-Raphaelites and painter John Everett Millais. -
Candidates for Greatness - John Galsworthy
A portrait of the Edwardian novelist who created The Forsyte Saga. Derek Parker discusses Galsworthy's work with Lord Snow. -
Candidates for Greatness - T S Eliot
A portrait of one of the foremost poets of this century whose work broke with tradition and greatly influenced literary criticism and taste. Derek Parker discusses Eliot's importance with Al Alvarez. -
Candidates for Greatness - Somerset Maughan
A portrait of Somerset Maugham and a discussion with LORD SNOW about whether his work should be considered to be amongst that of the ' great.' -
The Art of Frances Hodgkins
The Art of Frances Hodgkins Centenary exhibition has just finished at the Auckland Art Gallery. A article 'The Art of Frances Hodgkins' published in the catalogue has aroused considerable discussion and criticism and points arising from it are discussed by Anthony Green, Professor of Art History at the University of Auckland and Ian Roberts, Author. Other contributors: David Armitage, Author Gil Docking, Director, Auckland Art Gallery Dr. Eric McCormack, Biographer The article was removed when the exhibition moved to Melbourne, on the grounds of 'only being suitable for New Zealand. -
Point of View - The Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council
There has been dissatisfaction with the workings of the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council, established in 1963 to promote the arts. The discussion is on the role of the Arts Council and how it is fulfilling this. Anthony Green, Head, Art History, University of Auckland Neil McGough, Secretary , Auckland Branch, Musician's Union Professor Robert Chapman, Department of Politics, University of Auckland. -
Arts Conference 1970 - Highlights
This conference was to suggest an Arts blueprint for the next decade. The first speaker is Lord Goodman, Chairman of the British Arts Council who summarises his view of the conference and rejects universities serving a function as patrons of Artists. Dr. Coombes, Chancellor, Australian National University, disagrees and commends fellowship in the creative arts, which brings together artists, academics and students. John Prentice from the Canadian Arts Council talks about technology and support service for artists. Ron Bower, a New Zealand talks about making films. There is a panel discussion on "the creative artist in society". -
Arts Conference 1970
This conference was to suggest an Arts blueprint for the next decade. It also called attention to 'blunders' by the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council itself especially the disproportion amounts of money allocated to ballet and opera. The remits included whether the centralised structure needs to change. These points are discussed in interviews with Fred Turnovsky, Chairman, Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council and Hamish Keith, President, Auckland Regional Arts Federation -
Looking at the Arts - The Arts Centre, Christchurch
Brett Riley talks about saving an old building, and setting up an Arts Centre, and how the two combine. Setting up in an old building is usually more cost effective, and is usually more flexible than building from scratch. -
James K Baxter Tribute Part 1
Presenter either Wiremu Kerere or Henare Te Ua. To be confirmed. -
Guest of Honour - Patrick Hanley
New Zealand painter Patrick Hanley talks about his early life and how he started to paint. there is a retrospective of his work on at the Dowse Art Gallery in Wellington. Item ends abruptly -
Looking at the Arts - New Directions
The Auckland City Art Gallery is holding its first Biennale, New Directions, which includes holograms, and a spacial perception test. -
Cutie and the Boxer
This candid New York love story explores the chaotic 40-year marriage of famed boxing painter Ushio Shinohara and his wife, Noriko. (PREMIERE) -
Simon Schama's Power of Art - Rothko
Episode 8Born in Dvinsk, Russia (now Daugavpils, Latvia) Rothko moved with his family to Portland, Oregon in 1913. His painting education was brief - he moved to New York to study under the artist Max Weber and then struck out on his own. Rothko is known for his abstract expressionism paintings, but he moved through more traditional styles in his early career, including Surrealist paintings in the 1940s. In 1947 he embarked on the first of his large abstract 'colour-field' paintings, formalising their structure further in the 1950s. Rothko had huge success with largescale solo shows, but committed suicide in 1970. -
Kete Aronui
Season 3 , Episode 12This episode features artist Arnold Manaaki Wilson. -
Kete Aronui - Christina Wirihana
Season 3This episode features weaver Christina Wirihana. -
Kete Aronui - Chris Booth
Season 3This episode features sculptor Chris Booth. -
Kete Aronui
Season 3 , Episode 11This episode features ceramics artist Rachel Stephenson. -
Kete Aronui
Season 3 , Episode 10This episode features artist Kura Te Waru Rewiri. -
Infection (1999)
A mutant hero. A virtual bank heist. A digital action thriller. A three fingered virus is let loose on a computer system with the express purpose of erasing a student loan. -
Pollock (2000)
Fellow artists and lovers Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner are at the center of New York's 1940's art scene, but as Krasner neglects her work to push Pollock's career forward, Pollock begins to unravel emotionally. Pollock and Krasner escape to the country to marry, and soon, Pollock creates the work that makes him the first internationally-famous modern painter in America. But with fame and fortune comes a volatile temper and severe self-doubt; before long, Pollock's life threatens to explode. -
Montana World of Wearable Arts Awards 2007
Highlights and winners of the world-class-art-to-fashion show held in Wellington in September 2007. -
The Art Detectives Aberdeenshire
Episode 2Tucked away in the wilds of Aberdeenshire, Haddo House has been home to prime ministers and earls, so it may also be home to some of Scotland's greatest paintings. -
The Art Detectives Swansea
Episode 1The Swansea museum store contains everything from a stuffed pigeon to a police car, but Bendor and Jacky reveal an expensive lost masterpiece that will not only become a jewel of Swansea museum's collection, and could also rewrite art history. -
Early Days Yet - A Portrait of Alan Curnow
Early Days Yet is a documentary which explores the life of Allen Curnow, who was one of New Zealands greatest writers. Curnow not only won multiple New Zealand book awards and the Commonwealth Poetry Prize, he was also the first person outside of Britain to receive the Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry. Exploring Allen Curnow's distinguished life and work, this documentary is a portrait of a man who worked on the cutting edge of literature for almost 70 years. -
The Art Detectives Belfast
Episode 3Bendor and Jacky visit the Ulster Museum to investigate what have long been disregarded as low-value copies of works by Flemish artist Peter Breughel the Younger. -
Sugared Up - A Waffle Garden
Nora Naranjo Morse is a Native American potter and poet. This short film describes her installation "Sugared up: A Waffle Garden" depicting the changes in native peoples lifestyles. -
Iranian Art: The Rise of a Market (2010)
Maryam Erfan looks at the booming Middle Eastern and Iranian art market. She asks why is there such an interest in works of art that have previously been ignored by buyers from outside the region and meet experts who fear the bubble could yet burst. -
Imagination - The Art in the Canal
Historian and art collector Dan Cruickshank investigates a one-man rash of art thefts across Europe. The historian tells the story of young French waiter Stephanie Breitweiser who stole hundreds of works of art from museums across Europe. How did he carry out the biggest series of art thefts since the Second World War, including works by Brueghel, Watteau and Durer? -
Frontseat
1. Simon Prast on his Auckland Festival experiences. -- 2. Wartime comedy. -- 3 Finalists if this year's Lexus Conquest. -
Backchat
Season 1 , Episode 22complete copy The political events of the week and the coalition government. Artist Peter Robinson and his swastikas. Robert Duvall and preaching. Christchurch City eviction artists from the Bob's Your Uncle studio. Lee Millar Photos Saachi Wellington's clients -
Pictorial Parade (1970) Bronze Boy
Episode 228A record of the creation of Gisborne's 'Young Nick' statue, erected in 1969 to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Captain Cook's landing. Artist Frank Szirmay provides most of the commentary in the film. -
100 Women Project
Film of an installation/performance project at Te Henga, near Auckland, on May 12, 1985. -
Bill Culbert
A film produced for the exhibition 'l'Espace Electra' on expatriate New Zealand artist Bill Culbert. -
Frances Hodgkins, painter
A video based on a play written by Campbell Smith to accompany the exhibition 'Frances Hodgkins, Later Works', held at the Waikato Museum of Art and History | Te Whare Taonga o Waikato in August/September 1997. -
Tangaroa Sculpture
Home movie footage of Frank Szirmay's commission to create the Tangaroa sculpture in Tauranga Harbour. The film covers consultation meetings, creation, and unveiling of the work. -
Artsville
A look at wedding photography and whether it may be considered art; 'Madame Morison', a profile of Julia Morrison; and 3 Love Poems from John Pule. -
Kete Aronui
Season 1 , Episode 14This episode features Mahingarangi Tocker, kaiwaiata; Shane Cotton Exhibition Auckland Art Gallery; Rochelle Panoho Smith, he kaitangowhakaahua; Jason Te Patu, kaikanikani -
Kete Aronui
Season 1 , Episode 15This episode features Manos Nathan, tohunga mahi uku; Auckland Studio Potters; Monique Vette, mixed media artist; Tracy Tāwhiao, mixed media artist. -
Kete Aronui
Season 1 , Episode 16This episode features Maru Nihoniho, digital animator; Woodcut Productions 5th Birthday; Te Warihi Hetaraka, tohunga whakairo. -
Kete Aronui
Season 1 , Episode 17This episode features Richard Shortland Cooper, Sculptor; Foreshore Hikoi 2004; Katharine Ngatai, multi media artist; Ana Hau, kaihoahoa kākahu. -
Kete Aronui
Season 1 , Episode 25This episode profiles author Ray Dawson and freelance musician Lee Morunga. -
Kete Aronui
Season 1 , Episode 13This episode features Wiremu Wilson-Diamond, Kai Mahi Toi; Matariki Festival Corbans Estate Arts Centre; Manutukutuku Corbans Estate Arts Centre; Gina Matchitt, Multi Media Artist. -
Kete Aronui
Season 1 , Episode 19This episode features Hori Ahipene, kaiwkakaari; Dan Mace, designer / animator. -
Kete Aronui
Season 1 , Episode 20This episode features Taika Cohen (Taika Waititi) and Jermaine Clement, kaiwhakahaere/kaitito/kaiwhakaari; Music ad Audio Institute of New Zealand “MAINZ”; Fred Renata, kaihōpuwhakāhua.
