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A four-part mini-series looking at New Zealand's landscape art from the arrival of Pākehā to the 1980s. It moves from the development of a local version of the European tradition (through artists such as John Gully and Petrus van der Velden), through to the homegrown modernism emerging through the 20th Century: the distinct hard-edged styles of Binney, White and Smither, the spiritual abstracts of McCahon and Woollaston, to the later impact of Māori artists, such as Hotere, Whiting and Kahukiwa.
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Short Film, 1946 (Full Length)
This early NFU doco features landscape painting
Film, 2009 (Full Length)
A doco on Peter McLeavey, dealer to many artists featured here
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Val Lamond
Posted at 12.07PM - 01.11.2010
Lorna Hope was a presenter on Kaleidoscope.