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Window art recovered
Press
4 August 1975
Ralph Hotere
Mana (Auckland)
6 April 1978
ONE-MAN SHOWS
Press
25 October 1972
Maori Hodgkins Fellow
Press
5 November 1968
Hotere works damaged
Press
11 February 1975
KAITAIA FOOTBALL TEAMS FOR WEEKEND
Northland Age
4 June 1948
$6000 grant, and no ties
Press
31 October 1977
HOTERE SHOW
Press
15 October 1974
Hotere, Trusttum selected for art award
Press
18 May 1988
RALPH HOTERE EXHIBITION
Press
27 October 1972
Works speak for themselves
Press
26 July 1979
Drawing prize to Hotere
Press
4 March 1978
Committal for trial
Press
16 November 1972
Hotere paintings: surrey exhibition
Press
23 May 1974
FELLOWSHIP IN ART
Press
23 May 1961
N.Z. art overseas
Press
19 March 1986
Maori Painter Has Grant To Work At Vence
Press
17 April 1962
Hotere mural at airport
Press
3 May 1977
A “Black Window” painting by Ralph Hotere.
Press
19 October 1982
A painting by Ralph Hotere from his exhibition at the Robert McDougall Art Gallery.
Press
26 July 1979
‘In a Dream of Snow Falling/ No. 5 by Ralph Hotere, on display at Brooke/Gifford Gallery.
Press
28 August 1986
Maori view of Aramoana
Press
10 August 1981
Pte. GEORGE WARREN, Husband of Mrs Edith Warren, Ohaeawai. Killed in Action in Italy. PTE. JACK HOTERE, of North Hokianga. Killed in Action.
Northern Advocate
16 March 1944
Ralph Hotere — printer/sculptor (Number 32), one of the portraits from “A photographic portfolio of 40 New Zealanders,” by Keith Capon, at the C.S.A. Gallery.
Press
28 February 1987
Maori Youth Faces Eight Charges
Northern Advocate
12 December 1939
Maori artist at Expo
Press
13 March 1986
WOODCHOPPING
New Zealand Herald
1 March 1939
Page 12 Advertisements Column 3
Press
20 December 1978
Calligraphic Hotere paintings excel
Press
16 December 1975
Pat Hanly exhibition
Press
21 June 1984
N.Z. MAORI CONTINGENT
Evening Post
22 June 1917
N.Z.E.F. Casualties
Northern Advocate
7 January 1944
Northland Roll of Honour
Northern Advocate
16 March 1944
Port bid for hill fires up artist
Press
25 September 1989
Kaitaia Senior Football Team
Northland Age
9 July 1948
Drawings Shown
Press
14 October 1969
Kohukohu
Northern Advocate
17 May 1939
McDougall additions
Press
6 June 1984
Mr Brent Skerten, of Christchurch, views works by Joanna Braithwaite (left), and G. T. Moffitt, at a Christmas exhibition of paintings at the Brooke/Gifford Gallery. Works by 20 of New Zealand's leading artists, including Pat Hanly, Ralph Hotere, Philippa Blair and W. A. Sutton, will be on display until December 20.
Press
5 December 1985
Page 13 Advertisements Column 1
Press
19 April 1977
Page 46 Advertisements Column 8
Press
16 February 1974
Page 22 Advertisements Column 1
Press
18 December 1985
Hotere's White Drip
Press
14 July 1980
General News
Press
25 March 1964
Ralph Hotere, '1984’
Press
21 March 1984
SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.
Hawke's Bay Tribune
6 January 1920
John Casserley, the noted New Zealand dancer and choreographer, with his partner, Char Hummel, in “Song Cycle,” a work to be presented by the Sound Movement Theatre group in the James Hay Theatre on Friday. The work is based on poems by Bill Manhire, and has sets by Ralph Hotere and music by Jack Body and Barry Margan (see article, page 21).
Press
9 September 1975
ARTS DIARY
Press
7 May 1974
PENALTY OF CRIME
Waikato Times
15 December 1939
Ralph Hotere
Press
28 August 1986
Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
Northland Age
7 May 1948
N.Z. art for Brazil
Press
27 February 1971
Leading painters exhibit
Press
16 June 1971
ROLL OF HONOUR
Evening Post
7 April 1945
N.Z. Artist Wins Award
Press
27 May 1969
ARTS DIARY
Press
30 April 1974
A minority artist
Press
25 November 1975
EX-SERVICEMEN'S PICNIC.
Auckland Star
14 February 1934
ROLL OF HONOUR
New Zealand Herald
9 April 1945
£10 FINES IMPOSED.
Auckland Star
28 March 1941
ARTS DIARY
Press
25 October 1972
Page 12 Advertisements Column 1
Press
7 October 1980
Competition for mural
Press
28 November 1972
SUPPLYING LIQUOR TO NATIVES
Dominion
29 March 1941
Journal Drawings Criticised
Press
17 August 1962
DEATHS
New Zealand Herald
10 January 1936
ARTS DIARY
Press
14 May 1974
Amnesty auction
Press
11 October 1988
Two works ,of art are now on exhibition at the Campbell Grant Gallery in Christchurch by Dunedin artists protesting against the possibility of an aluminum smelter being sited at Aramoana. “Soft Sell,” at the front, is by Andrew Drummond. It is made of aluminum and beeswax and refers to the link between the company that wants the smelter (Alusuisse Consortium) and Baron Thyssen Bornemisza, whose $24 million collection of paintings is at present touring New Zealand. “Drawing for an Aramoana Roof,” seen at the rear, is by Ralph Hotere and suggests the smelter might damage houses and the harbour.
Press
18 October 1980
New Baxter Play
Press
17 March 1970
Paintings for biennale
Press
20 July 1971
WHANGAREI REINFORCEMENTS.
Northern Advocate
8 May 1916
Page 50 Advertisements Column 5
Press
30 June 1979
ARTS DIARY
Press
30 October 1974
ARTS . DIARY
Press
15 October 1974
N.Z.E.F. CASUALTIES
Southland Times
9 April 1945
WOOD-CHOPPING
New Zealand Herald
22 March 1939
Innovative glass
Press
1 October 1985
SECOND N.Z.E.F.
Grey River Argus
7 January 1944
N.Z.E.F. CASUALTIES
Press
9 April 1945
ARTS DIARY
Press
16 December 1975
“GIRL” WINS ART PRIZE
Press
30 November 1972
Paintings for Embassy
Press
10 July 1973
Contest by invitation
Press
30 November 1971
WAR CASUALTIES
Otago Daily Times
9 April 1945
Page 10 Advertisements Column 3
Press
30 April 1974
ARTS DIARY
Press
17 October 1972
Twenty artists
Press
5 December 1984
New Works For McDougall
Press
9 December 1969
Mixed-media works
Press
19 July 1988
Paintings on Aramoana show strong feeling
Press
19 October 1982
Works For N.Z. Art Show
Press
20 March 1970
ARTS DIARY
Press
9 December 1975
Festival programme
Press
22 December 1983
Maori painter and German adventurer make interesting gallery-mates
Press
10 July 1979
N.Z.E.F. CASUALTIES
Auckland Star
7 April 1945
Art workshop winners
Press
23 April 1971
RETURNING SOLDIERS.
Northern Advocate
14 October 1918
THE SACK OF LOUVAIN.
Wanganui Chronicle
2 September 1914
Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
Press
5 July 1988