The Review

Joanna Braithwaite Exhibitions

31 May - 23 Jun 2014

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Exhibition Works

John Parker Group of 6 Wall Works (2014)

Simon Edwards Frozen Floods (2013)

Joanna Braithwaite Fool's Gold (2013/14)

Elizabeth McClure Wind Grass IV (2014)

Bruce Hunt In the Shadow of Dromedary Hill (2008/09)

Paul Dibble Feather (2013)

Michael Hight Malaghans Rd (2011)

Mike Petre Landscape 143 (2013)

Emily Valentine Keety Kitty (2013)

Karl Maughan Tainui Avenue (2014)

Lyndsay Patterson Eel Landscape Vessel (2012)

Bridie Henderson Gold Series #1 (2014)

Dick Frizzell Hay Rack (2012)

Neil Dawson Pulse Disc 6 (2011)

Mike Petre Field Study 265 (2014)

Joanna Braithwaite All Sorts - Randy (2006)

Layla Walter Japonica with Swallow (2008)

Karl Maughan Dunrock (2014)

Layla Walter Keulemans Tui #2 (2013)

Elizabeth Rees Sepia Light (2010)

Paul Radford Stepping Out (2014)

John Parker Matt Crystalline Blue Grooved Wall Ring [14-2] (2014)

Stanley Palmer Oparara - Tasman (2014)

Reuben Paterson The Water Lily (2014)

Ann Robinson Pericarp Amphora #6 (2013)

Simon Edwards Obedient to the Light (2013)

Neil Dawson Pulse Disc 2 (2011)

Layla Walter Ann's Dahlia #3 (2013)

Charlotte Handy Daphne (2014)

Katherine Smyth Raoul (2014)

Elizabeth Rees Bright Tide (2010)

John Parker Crystalline Blue Zig-Zag Wall Ring [14-4] (2014)

John Edgar Spindle (2012)

Neil Dawson Pulse Disc 5 (2011)

Elizabeth McClure Bracken (2014)

Emily Valentine Galoxie (2013)

John Edgar Cube (Grey / Black) (2008)

Charlotte Handy Calliope (2014)

Merilyn Wiseman Echo Vase 6 (2012/13)

Exhibition Text

The Review 2014 includes new paintings by Karl Maughan, Joanna Braithwaite, Charlotte Handy, Stanley Palmer, Reuben Paterson, Paul Radford and Mike Petre. Also featured are new and recent glass works by Elizabeth McClure, Layla Walter and Ann Robinson. Included are key sculptural works by Paul Dibble and John Edgar, plus new ceramics by John Parker, Katherine Smyth and Bridie Henderson.

Simon Edwards’ remarkable delivery of substance and atmosphere can be seen and felt in two major works - Frozen Floods and Obedient to the Light. The phenomenon of the endless earthquakes in Christchurch and the radiating patterns made have deeply informed Neil Dawson’s Pulse Disk Series.