Auckland Art Gallery - Exhibitions

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Past Exhibitions: 01 Jan 2004 to 30 Jun 2004



Golden - Celebrating 50 Years of the Friends of the Gallery 26 Jun 2004 - 24 Oct 2004 This exhibition gathers together highlights of gifts from the Friends of the Auckland Art Gallery.

Everyday Minimal 19 Jun 2004 - 29 Aug 2004 An exhibition that addresses works, principally from the collection, that draw on a minimalist aesthetic, but complicate it with everyday references.

Max Gimblett - The Brush of All Things 19 Jun 2004 - 29 Aug 2004 The first public gallery survey of Max Gimblett's work.

Shane Cotton Survey 1993-2003 29 May 2004 - 08 Aug 2004 A survey of the last ten years' development in the work of Shane Cotton.

Monsters and Maidens 03 Apr 2004 - 25 Jul 2004 This collection show explores the powerful elements of fantasy and exaggeration of the 18th century Romantic movement.

The 2nd Auckland Triennial 20 Mar 2004 - 30 May 2004 An exhibition of leading and emerging contemporary New Zealand and international artists exploring aspects of PUBLIC/PRIVATE .

Victorian Auckland: Photographs by John Fields 29 Feb 2004 - 09 May 2004 This exhibition highlights Auckland's Victorian architectural heritage.

Binney - Forty Years On 28 Feb 2004 - 09 May 2004 Celebrating the work of one of New Zealand's best loved artists, and his 40 year love affair with birds and landscape.

John Kinder's New Zealand 28 Feb 2004 - 09 May 2004 The first exhibition to survey Kinder's twin achievements as an artist of paint as well as the camera.

A Tale To Tell 21 Feb 2004 - 10 Feb 2006 A Tale To Tell encompasses the grand 19th Century themes of love, desire, longing and loss.


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