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PROGRAMME OF EXHIBITIONS ' in the PAN PACIFIC ARTS FESTIVAL McDougall art GALLERY (In The Botanical Gardens) EXHIBITION OF AUSTRALIAN PAINTING (From early Colonial times to the present day). FESTIVAL EXHIBITION OF 100 NEW ZEALAND PAINTERS 1965. (organised by the Canterbury Society of Arts). Note: The McDougall Gallery will be open during the Festival: 10 a.m. . 4.30 p.m. (Front entrance from Gardens). 7.30 p.m. . 9.30 p.m. (Entrance from Museum Drive) Each evening one of the following QANTAS Art Films will be shown: RUSSELL DRYSDALE, IS mins. WILLIAM DOBELL, 2f mins. SIDNEY NOLAN, 21 mins. "THE DREAMING" (Australian , Aboriginal rock painting), 21 mint. “PATTERN OF LIFE" (Australian , Aboriginal bark painting), 24 mins. DURHAM STREET ART GALLERY EXHIBITION OF CONTEMPORARY NEW ZEALAND PAINTING 1964 (Collected for tour by the Auckland City Art Gallery). "20/20 VISION" the explore, tion of new Art forms and experiments in new materials. EXHIBITION OF NEW ZEALAND POTS (by 22 leading New Zealand Potetrs). • HAY'S GALLERIES EXHIBITION OF CONTEMPORARY JAPANESE DECORATIVE ART. This exhibition includes CERAMICS. LACQUERWARE AND METAL WORK. Also at HAY'S GALLERIES DEMONSTRATIONS OF JAPANESE FLOWER ARRANGEMENT by Mr SHINE! MAEDA and Mrs > TOKOYO FUKUDA (two highly 1 skilled experts from Japan). There will be two demenstrottoes of TWO HOUKS cock, dally for fka FIRST WEEK OF THE FESTIVAL ONLY. 10 a.m. aad 2.30 p.m. • CANTERBURY MUSEUM (Rallestan Avenue) EXHIBITION OF POTS by SHOJI HAMADA (Japan's in. temationally famous potter), In the ORIENTAL GALLERY. EXHIBITION OF EARLY NEW ZEALAND PRINTS (1820-1845) through the courtesy of QANTAS In the TRANSPORT GALLERY. • ARCHITECTURAL EXHIBITION of DRAWINGS. PLANS AND MODELS Amogod by the Christchurch Branch of tha New Zealand Institute of Archifacts. THE ATELIER, 93 Woreexrar Street. • STUDENTS* RIVERSIDE EXHIBITION Arranged by the Stadeafs ef the School of Art.