Colonial Gothic to Māori renaissance : essays in memory of Jonathan Mane-Wheoki / edited by Conal McCarthy & Mark Stocker.
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Wellington :
Victoria University Press,
2017.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Jonathan Mane-Wheoki
- a life in art / Conal McCarthy
- Section one: Two essays by Jonathan Mane Wheoki
- "Relics" of a ritualist: the Reverence Bryan King and the Knightsbridge judgement / Jonathan Mane-Wheoki
- Issues in contemporary Māori art / Jonathan Mane-Wheoki
- Section two: Victoria art and architectural heritage
- The church in Lyttelton: an ecclesiological journey, 1851-2015 / Ian Lockhead
- Balancing the old order within the new order: St Michael and All Angels, Christchurch / Jenny May
- Bene tradita, bene servanda / good tradition, well maintainted: the architecture of Christ's College / Robyn Peers
- Watching goldfish in the nude: Thomas Benjamin Kennington's Idlesse / Mark Stocker
- Mysticism and art: Roger Fry, Clive Bell and Evelyn Underhill / Katharine Lochnan
- Section three: New Zealand art and art history
- Making New Zealand: promoting a national identity with art at the New Zealand International Exhibition 1906-07 / Linda Tyler
- Touchstones, blank cheques and the retreat to tradition: Colin McCahon in Charles Brasch's journals / Peter Simpson
- "A dirty place, but big enough": Tony Fromison and Philip Clairmont in Christchurch / Lara Strongman
- Angels can herald beginnings / Sarah Farrar
- Section four: Māori, Pacific and indigenous art
- Taku āhua i ti rākau koura: Gottfried Lindauer's Māori portrait commissions / Roger Blackley
- Decolonising art histories: Jonathan Mane-Wheoki and Contemporary Māori art / Anna-Marie White
- The road to revolution: the political paintings of Emily Karaka / Chloe Cull
- Crossing borders
- extending the canon / Karen Stevenson
- He whakawhiti kōrero: a conversation about a collaboration / Huhana Smith and Penny Allan
- Afterword: "A re-centred world" / Caroline Turner
- Annotated bibliography / Anna-Marie White.