Volume 7 | Number 5 | Issue 31 | December 1997 Harry Orsman’s NZ English Curnow at the “utmost reach of his power” Mark Williams admires Lloyd Jones’s magic realism Sharon Crosbie storms up on cooks Alan Riach assesses…
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Self-absorbed provincial, Gregory O’Brien
All Our Own Work: New Zealand’s Folk Art Richard Wolfe Penguin, $36.95, ISBN 0 670 87551 1 Charles Brasch wrote in Landfall in December 1950 that Colin McCahon, “hampered at every turn by an inadequate technique… was not well enough…
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Tagged with: Gregory O’Brien, Issue 31, Penguin Books, Richard Wolfe, Spring 1997
Posted in Art, Non-fiction, Review
Posted in Art, Non-fiction, Review
Editorial – Issue 31
Failing at order, Harvey McQueen
Letters – Issue 31
The land as a traceable commodity, Wendy Pond
National Overview: Waitangi Tribunal Rangahaua Whanui Series Alan Ward GP Publications, $154.65 (3 volumes), ISBN 1 86956 209 7 In 1993 I attended the first Pacific island peoples’ science conference in Suva. At that time there were still western scientists…
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Tagged with: Alan Ward, GP Publications, Issue 31, Spring 1997, Wendy Pond
Posted in History, Māori, Non-fiction, Politics & Law, Review
Posted in History, Māori, Non-fiction, Politics & Law, Review
Summer is over, Nicholas Reid
New Zealand Film 1912-1996 Helen Martin and Sam Edwards Oxford University Press, $49.95, ISBN 019 558336 1 Here are three separate and unrelated personal anecdotes about New Zealand film. Each has a neat and glib “moral” tacked on to it…
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Tagged with: Helen Martin, Issue 31, Nicholas Reid, Oxford University Press, Sam Edwards, Spring 1997
Posted in Art, Media, Non-fiction, Review
Posted in Art, Media, Non-fiction, Review
Harissa at home, Sharon Crosbie
Forget socio-political analysis. If you want to gauge the extent of change in this country just look at the cookbooks, study the restaurant section of the Yellow Pages and think about what you’ve eaten during the past week. Was it roast…
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