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The SCAPE 2006 don’t misbehave! catalogue is a comprehensive and lasting document which provides an insight into the varied artistic practice of the don’t misbehave! Programme. Over 100 pages including essays by Kate Montgomery; Marcus Moore; David Cross; Laura Preston; Melissa Lam and curatorial essays by Natasha Conland and Susanne Jaschko. The catalogue captures images of all new work on site.


$34.95 including GST
Postage & Packaging within NZ: $5.00 for 1 $5.75 for 2 $6.50 for 3 or $12.00 for orders between 4-10.


For P&P overseas please contact Art & Industry for a quote.

New Zealand Community Trust Art & Industry Urban Arts Biennial 2004
SCAPE from a different angle Catalogue


The SCAPE Biennial 04 focussed on how the Asia Pacific Region influenced the cultural evolution of Aotearoa New Zealand and was the third and most ambitious biennial to date. The catalogue features essays by SCAPE curators Julie King, Jonathon Mane-Wheoki, Tessa Giblin, Tobias Berger and Felicity Milburn and showcases, with stunning design by multi-award winning, Strategy Advertising & Design a selection of leading New Zealand and International artists.


• Full colour illustrations throughout
• Attractive full-page photos and descriptions of SCAPE Biennial 04 artworks
• Artists' biographies
• Curatorial essays
• 84 pages
• ISBN 0-476-00838-7
• Editor: Sarah Pepperle
• Designer: Mark Spurgeon, Strategy Advertising & Design
• $29.95 including GST

Catalogues from the 2000 and 2002 biennials are also available.

SCAPE: New Zealand Community Trust Art & Industry Urban Arts Biennial 2002


To accompany the SCAPE: Art & Industry Urban Arts Biennial, a comprehensive and lasting document has been published which gives a fresh and lively insight into the varied artistic practice that makes up the SCAPE programme. The Catalogue features essays by SCAPE curators Dr Deidre Brown, Juliana Engberg, Jennifer Hay, Ewen McDonald and Lara Strongman.


• colour and black and white illustrations throughout
• Photos and descriptions of SCAPE works
• Artists' biographies
• 110 -120 pages
• $19.95 including GST
• ISBN 0-473-08668-9

Art & Industry 2000 Biennial Contemporary Visual Arts Festival Catalogue

This catalogue features full-colour photographs of artists' works and essays by contributing writers including an introduction by Sydney-based curator, Ewen McDonald and essays by Deidre Brown, Lara Strongman and Karen Stevenson, among others. Featured artists include Bill Culbert, Margaret Dawson, Andrew Drummond, Ilya and Emilia Kabakov, Madame & the Bastard, Marcus Moore, Leigh Martin, Susan Norrie, João Penalva, Pauline Rhodes, Michel Tuffery and Evan Webb.

• Full colour photographs of all site-specific works throughout
• 64 pp
• ISBN: 0-473-07079-0
• NZ$19.95 including GST





All three Catalogues can be purchased for the special price of $55.95. The catalogues are available through the Art & Industry office, Christchurch and selected book outlets. To order please download the pdf booking form, phone +643 365 7990 or write/e-mail Art & Industry, PO Box 763, Christchurch 8015, New Zealand or artandindustry@xtra.co.nz





The Butler's New Clothes


The Butler's New Clothes is a sophisticated picture book by leading New Zealand artists Julia Morison and Heather Straka. Lavishly illustrated, the book follows the sartorial misadventures of Butler as Madame, his employer, takes him shopping for a new suit. The book appeals to young and old alike; children will be enchanted by its bold, cartoonish illustrations, adults by its sly humour and for art collectors it offers the chance to own forty pages of work by two leading New Zealand artists at their most playful. The book is on sale through the Art & Industry office, Christchurch and selected book outlets.


• Illustrated in full colour
• 40 pp
• Softcover
• ISBN: 0-473-08763-4
• NZ$24.95 plus postage and packaging


Monument To A Lost Civilization - Ilya and Emilia Kabakov

We also have available for sale a limited number of copies of the exhibition catalogue of "Monument To A Lost Civilization" by Ilya and Emilia Kabakov - one of the highlights of Art & Industry 2000. Produced for the exhibition of "Monument" in Palermo, Italy, this catalogue provides an excellent introduction to the work of leading installation artist Ilya Kabakov as well as outlining the Kabakovs' most ambitious proposal to date, a massive museum of Soviet life that incorporates 38 individual installations.  


• Texts by Paolo Falcone, Chiara Bertola, Bianca Tarozzi, Ilya & Emilia Kabakov
• 248 pages - 179 illustrations, 137 in full colour
• Italian-English
• Published by Charta, Milano, copywright 1999
• NZ$75.00 plus postage and packaging



To order please phone +643 365 7990 or write/e-mail Art & Industry, PO Box 763, Christchurch 8140, New Zealand or artandindustry@xtra.co.nz

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