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An Eccentric History in Batik
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In An Eccentric History in Batik, Dinah takes us on a journey through the eclectic mix of art she and Tony created; art that made a statement, called out the establishment, questioned the decisions of higher ups, and which highlighted the rich diversity of New Zealand and examined its varied history.
Using a melange of medium from Batik to masks, cartoons to painting, and even diving into literature, Dinah and Tony were able to express what made, and still makes, New Zealand so special. Their pieces showcased New Zealanders, ranging from historical figures to strippers, shearers, and politicians. With personal photos and Dinah’s uncensored commentary, we also get a glimpse of the love affair behind the art.
This is Dinah’s homage to the man she loved and all that they accomplished together. “No matter how much society urges us to conform, humans remain funny, loveable, taciturn and often delightfully eccentric.” For over four decades Dinah & Tony’s artworks have celebrated human nature and the odd quirks of national character with warmth, wit and sharp social commentary. Their responses to the changing world around them have created a joyful, personal history of NZ that will make you laugh with recognition.
ISBN 9781067051976
248 pages, 270 x 205 mm
Cover: Hardback
Publisher: Mary Egan Publishing
Using a melange of medium from Batik to masks, cartoons to painting, and even diving into literature, Dinah and Tony were able to express what made, and still makes, New Zealand so special. Their pieces showcased New Zealanders, ranging from historical figures to strippers, shearers, and politicians. With personal photos and Dinah’s uncensored commentary, we also get a glimpse of the love affair behind the art.
This is Dinah’s homage to the man she loved and all that they accomplished together. “No matter how much society urges us to conform, humans remain funny, loveable, taciturn and often delightfully eccentric.” For over four decades Dinah & Tony’s artworks have celebrated human nature and the odd quirks of national character with warmth, wit and sharp social commentary. Their responses to the changing world around them have created a joyful, personal history of NZ that will make you laugh with recognition.
ISBN 9781067051976
248 pages, 270 x 205 mm
Cover: Hardback
Publisher: Mary Egan Publishing
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