Whenua Fonua 'Enua : Benjamin Work /
Route52(Photographer),1981-photographer.
Work, Benjamin,interviewee,artist.
Peterson, Giles,interviewer.
Malcolm Smith Gallery (Howick, N.Z.),host institution.
"Whenua Fonua 'Enua explores the significance of name and place and the importance of these indicators that connect us to our past and highlight the characteristics of our present. Through new paintings and this companion publication in collaboration with Brendan Kitto, the exhibition draws the viewer into a conversation about the way in which history is written onto a landscape, as people remember and retell stories of what has taken place and imagine what could be"--Page 10.
Includes bibliographical references.
"These photographs by Brendan Kitto detail the painter Benjamin Work's journey and processes in creating the art work for the exhibition at the Malcolm Smith Gallery in Howick, East Auckland at Uxbridge Arts & Culture in 2017. The location of each photograph in this book corresponds to the paintings and artworks by Work in the exhibition Whenua Fonua 'Enua. Kitto's photographs are his response to the title of Work's paintings in the exhibition and his contribution to this project"--Page 10.
"Whenua Fonua 'Enua explores the significance of name and place and the importance of these indicators that connect us to our past and highlight the characteristics of our present. Through new paintings and this companion publication in collaboration with Brendan Kitto, the exhibition draws the viewer into a conversation about the way in which history is written onto a landscape, as people remember and retell stories of what has taken place and imagine what could be"--Page 10.
Work, Benjamin
Route52 (Photographer), 1981-
Photography, Artistic
History in art
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