Graffiti - 'Malaka Māori Boy' - The Char End, Chelsea Sugar Refinery, Auckland '84
Anne Noble, Artist
This is one of the
photographs
in our collection.
It was made in
Auckland, Auckland Region, New Zealand
in 1984.
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Object Detail
About the Work
Five
photographers
were
commissioned
by
the
New
Zealand
Sugar
Company
to
produce
a
portfolio
of
images
to
mark
the
Company's
Centenary
in
September
1984.
The
theme
of
the
project
was
the
Chelsea
Sugar
refinery
site
in
Birkenhead,
Auckland
and
the
exhibition
consisted
of
the
five
artist's
individual
responses
to
the
factory
and
the
people
who
worked
in
it.
The five artists were Laurence Aberhart, Gillian Chaplin, Bruce Foster, Ann Noble and Peter Peryer. They brought a range of styles, interests and format to the project with no restriction placed on their work.
The five artists were Laurence Aberhart, Gillian Chaplin, Bruce Foster, Ann Noble and Peter Peryer. They brought a range of styles, interests and format to the project with no restriction placed on their work.
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Measurements
image: 202 x 312mm
base: 278 x 353mm
base: 278 x 353mm
Media
black & white photograph
Description
Industrial interior with graffiti on rear wall "Malaka Māori Boy"
Credit Line
Collection of Sarjeant Gallery, Te Whare o Rehua, Whanganui
Collection Type
Permanent collection
Acquisition Date
Nov 1984
