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Julia Morison
(NZ/Aotearoa)
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2003 no names for things no string for Jonathan Smart
Gallery, Christchurch 2002 Teaching Aids, Waikato
Museum of Art & History. Hamilton; Angels & Flies, Jonathan
Smart Gallery, Christchurch 1999 Amperzand, Jensen
Gallery, Auckland 1998 Material Evidence: 100-headless
woman, (with Martin Grant), Adelaide Festival, Australia 1997
Stuttering, GowLangsford Gallery, Auckland
Selected Group Exhibitions
2001 Prospect 2001, curator Lara Strongman, City Art
Gallery, Wellington 2000 The Numbers Game, curator Zara
Stanhope, Adam Gallery, Victoria University, Wellington 1994 Localities
of Desire, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, Australia 1993
Mediatrix Love Philtres, curator Priscilla Pitts, ARTSPACE, Auckland
Govett-Brewster Gallery, New Plymouth, NZ 1991 Headlands,
MCA, Sydney, Australia; The Boundary Rider/ Biennale of Sydney, Sydney,
Australia
Selected Bibliogaphy
Curnow, Wystan, New Zealand Modernism - In Context, Paintings from
the Gibbs Collection, James Ross (ed), 1996. Curnow, Wystan, Amalgame,
catalogue essay, Cadran Solaire. Moët & Chandon Foundation, France,
1990. Hurrell, John, Teaching Aids: j.morison@fina.canterbury.ac.nz,
catalogue essay, Waikato Museum of Art & History, 2002. Knox,
Elizabeth, Privacy: Julia Morison , catalogue essay, Jonathan
Jensen Gallery, 1993. Leonard, Robert & Stuart McKenzie, Decan ,
catalogue essay, Tuscan Press, 1989. Leonard, Robert, Exhibits, ARTSPACE
& National Art Gallery. 1988. McKenzie, Stuart,. 'A Word on Dumbness
in the Thick of Speech', Now, See Hear, Victoria University Press
for Wellington City Art Gallery, 1990. Smith, Allan & Anna Smith, Material
Evidence: 100-headless woman, catalogue essay, Wellington City Gallery
and Govett-Brewster Gallery, 1998. Webb, Evan, 'Julia Morison: art as the
history of oneself', Art New Zealand, no 39, 1986, pp 44-47.
Zalenka, Gloria, 'ove philtres and melting moments'. Mediatrix.
ARTSPACE, Auckland, 1993

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