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Old New World: Photographs by Mary Macpherson

Old New World: Photographs by Mary Macpherson
  

Change in New Zealand society, seen in small towns throughout the North and South Islands, is the subject of Mary Macpherson's Old New World photographic book and touring exhibition. The in-depth study by Wellington-based photographer Mary Macpherson took seven years of travel ar... read full description below.

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ISBN 9780987659712
Published 31 May 2012 by Lopdell House Gallery
Format Hardback
Author(s) By MacPherson, Mary

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ISBN-13 9780987659712
ISBN-10 0987659715
Stock Available
Status Pre-order title, release date has been delayed
Publisher Lopdell House Gallery
Imprint Lopdell House Gallery
Publication Date 31 May 2012
Publication Country New Zealand New Zealand
Format Hardback
Author(s) By MacPherson, Mary
Category Individual Photographers
Interest Age Young Adults
Reading Age Young Adults
NBS Text Photography
ONIX Text General/trade
Number of Pages 96
Dimensions Width: 260mm
Height: 310mm
Weight 500g
Dewey Code 779.99193
Catalogue Code 265325

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Change in New Zealand society, seen in small towns throughout the North and South Islands, is the subject of Mary Macpherson's Old New World photographic book and touring exhibition. The in-depth study by Wellington-based photographer Mary Macpherson took seven years of travel around New Zealand to create. Lopdell House Gallery in Auckland has published the 96 page hardback book. It will be launched on 14 June 2012 with an exhibition of over 40 images of Macpherson's work to coincide with the Auckland Festival of Photography. The striking colour photographs feature buildings, houses, statues and murals to tell the story of a shift from the remains of the traditional New Zealand of the 1950s and 60s to places of boom and prosperity that look very different to our remembered past. Within that major story arc, I wanted to show the major social and economic trends I saw over the seven years - towns painting up the main street to attract custom and celebrate their identity, places that remained resolutely themselves and those that were heading into decline, said Mary Macpherson.

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