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Christina Barton

Author of Speculation

26 Works 68 Members 1 Review

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Includes the names: Christina Barton, Christina Barton, ed.

Works by Christina Barton

Speculation (2007) 15 copies

Billy Apple (2009) 13 copies

In transit: questions of home and belonging in New Zealand Art 5 copies

alter/image: Feminism and Representation in New Zealand Art 1973-1993 (1993) 3 copies

Victoria's art : a university collection (2005) — Contributor — 3 copies

Ground/Work: The Art of Pauline Rhodes (2003) 3 copies

Walking the ridge: Writings from the 2017 Adam Art Gallery Summer Intensive (2017) 2 copies

After McCahon : some configurations in recent art (1989) 2 copies

Play On: Adam Art Gallery Te Pataka Toi 8 May - 25 July 2010 (2010) 2 copies

Barbara Tuck: Delirium Crossing (2021) 2 copies

Louise Henderson : the cubist years, 1946-1958 (1991) 2 copies

Four Times Painting, 02.06.07- 29.07.07 (group show with Shane Cotton) (2007) 2 copies

David Clegg : to collect or exchange : Govett-Brewster Art Gallery New Plymouth, 21 September - 3 November 1996 1 copy

Looking for a new country : Christopher Perkins in New Zealand (2020) 1 copy

Now showing : a history of the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery (2016) 1 copy

Billy Apple Life / Work 1 copy

The Subject Now 1 copy

Shannon Te Ao: I can press my face up against the glass (2014) 1 copy

Camera Actions Film and Video in the work of Philip Dadson 1 copy

Patrick Pound: Documentary Intersect (2016) 1 copy

Simon Ingram Painting Machines 2005-2014 1 copy

Reading Room Issue 5: The Space of Reading 1 copy

Reading Room Issue 3: Art Goes On 1 copy

Points of Contact: Jim Allen, Len Lye, Helio Oiticica 1 copy

Four Times Painting 02.06.07-29.07.07 1 copy

Reading Room Issue 6: Elective Proximities 1 copy

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Gender: female
Nationality: New Zealand
Occupations: Senior Lecturer in Art History
art gallery director
Organizations: Victoria University of Wellington
Adam Art Gallery, Victoria University of Wellington

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Billy Apple Source book 7 / 2009 by Zoë Gray

Billy Apple was created in 1962 as a work by the New Zealand-born artist Barrie Bates, who changed his name to become a living brand after graduating from London's Royal College of Art. For this volume, four writers combine to discuss the brand, providing a chronology, a contextualization of Apple's practice within institutional critique and his enduring significance for younger generations.

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Billy Apple Life / Work (Best Typography – 2021)

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Sophie McIntyre Preface

Stuart McCutcheon Foreword

Mercedes Vicente

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Works: 26
Members: 68
Popularity: #253,411

Reviews: 1
ISBNs: 20

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