UPCOMING:
The Enlightenment Project continued
Ashburton Art Gallery, 19 Feb–14 April, 2024
Botanical Folio 2
Bowen Galleries, Wellington, 15 July–4 Aug, 2024
The Enlightenment Project continued
Ashburton Art Gallery, 19 Feb–14 April, 2024
Botanical Folio 2
Bowen Galleries, Wellington, 15 July–4 Aug, 2024
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RECENTLY: Botanical Folio New works on paper on a botanical theme. PG gallery192, Christchurch NZ 18 July - 11 August, 2023 Who are you?: Athens, Aotearoa and the Art of Marian Maguire Hellenic Museum, Melbourne, Australia, 17 Nov 2022 - 17 June 2023 A selection of lithographs and etchings that traverse Maguire's colonial explorations and conundrums. Exhibition companion pdf Earthly Origins: Touchstones of Fired Earth Ashburton Art Gallery, 26 Nov 2022 - late Jan 2023 An exhibition of visual storytelling curated by Hannah Crichton Artists: Hannah Kidd, Sarah Harper, Marian Maguire plus objects from the Teece Museum of Classical Antiquity. |
The Enlightenment Project
An exploration of Western history
PG Gallery192, Christchurch, NZ: 9 Aug - 3 Sept, 2022
Bowen Galleries, Wellington, NZ: 12 Sept - 2 Oct, 2022
Catalogue with essays by Elizabeth Rankin, Giovanni Tiso and Sally Blundell.
RECENT PUBLICATIONS:
- Marian's work is included in the upcoming Te Papa Press publication Flora: Celebrating our Botanical World, edited by Carlos Lehneback, Claire Regnault, Rebecca Rice, Isaac Te Awa and Rachel Yates, Te Papa Press, 2023. Published November 2023.
- The Enlightenment Project, Marian Maguire, with essays by Elizabeth Rankin, Giovanni Tiso and Sally Blundell.
- Ancient Greeks: Athletes, Warriors And Heroes: an exhibition from the British Museum, published by National Museum of Australia, 2021. Includes reproduction of Ko wai koe? from The Odyssey of Captain Cook 2005 within an essay by Alastair Blanchard and Diana Burton.
- 'Pandora's Jar: Women in Greek Myths' by Natalie Haynes, published by MacMillan, 2020
includes Marian Maguire's Penelope weaves and waits, painting on fireplace, 2017
An exploration of Western history
PG Gallery192, Christchurch, NZ: 9 Aug - 3 Sept, 2022
Bowen Galleries, Wellington, NZ: 12 Sept - 2 Oct, 2022
Catalogue with essays by Elizabeth Rankin, Giovanni Tiso and Sally Blundell.
RECENT PUBLICATIONS:
- Marian's work is included in the upcoming Te Papa Press publication Flora: Celebrating our Botanical World, edited by Carlos Lehneback, Claire Regnault, Rebecca Rice, Isaac Te Awa and Rachel Yates, Te Papa Press, 2023. Published November 2023.
- The Enlightenment Project, Marian Maguire, with essays by Elizabeth Rankin, Giovanni Tiso and Sally Blundell.
- Ancient Greeks: Athletes, Warriors And Heroes: an exhibition from the British Museum, published by National Museum of Australia, 2021. Includes reproduction of Ko wai koe? from The Odyssey of Captain Cook 2005 within an essay by Alastair Blanchard and Diana Burton.
- 'Pandora's Jar: Women in Greek Myths' by Natalie Haynes, published by MacMillan, 2020
includes Marian Maguire's Penelope weaves and waits, painting on fireplace, 2017
ARTICLE: Straying from Myth
In January 2020, Marian Maguire delivered the 22nd Trendall Lecture as part of the Australasian Society for Classical Studies conference, Otago, New Zealand. She was asked to write up that lecture, which she had delivered with minimal notes, and the writing that resulted has been published in the Australian Humanities Journal 2021. Her essay carries her thoughts forward from the lecture itself.
In January 2020, Marian Maguire delivered the 22nd Trendall Lecture as part of the Australasian Society for Classical Studies conference, Otago, New Zealand. She was asked to write up that lecture, which she had delivered with minimal notes, and the writing that resulted has been published in the Australian Humanities Journal 2021. Her essay carries her thoughts forward from the lecture itself.
VIDEO INTERVIEWS:
- Marian speaks about the 'Goddesses' (production: Craig Ray, The Vivian)
- Marian speaks about 'Titokowaru's Dilemma' (production: British Museum)
- Marian speaks about the 'Goddesses' (production: Craig Ray, The Vivian)
- Marian speaks about 'Titokowaru's Dilemma' (production: British Museum)