Paintings and photos

Press, 30 July 1986, Page 22

Paintings and photos

The trellises and striped awnings of the suburban landscape are recalled in the “Lattice” paintings by lan Scott. . At the C.S.A. Gallery are paintings that show an increased interest in space and shape. One of New Zealand’s leading abstract artists, lan Scott is represented in New Zealand and Australian collections. The latest developments

in photography can also be seen at the C.S.A. Gallery in an exhibition by Bruce Foster. Mustering in the high country, beaches and mountains provided subject matter for memorable photographs for his book, “Stockman Country.” He has also produced books on the Coast to Coast event and is currently completing a book on New Zealand rivers. He contributes regularly to

j the “Listener” anc - “More” magazine. Thes« / recent photographs callee » “Aside Show,” use photo. , graphy as a creative s medium. r Peter Shand’s photo. > graphs are also exhibited ! at the C.S.A. He mel > photographer John Hurst t while working in Lesotho ’ as a pilot. Working for the 1 Flying Doctor service enI abled him to photograph > in the more remote areas

d of Lesotho. He died, in e 1975, piloting the plane d carrying Lady Hillary and »- her daughter in Nepal. < p Adrienne Grkovic’s “Dreamers” series is a change from previous abstract work. Her work is “ now realist, bold and col7 ourful. People seen with a hint of the internal life is 0 the subject of the paint- ® ings. h The exhibitions will s continue until August 10.