A Place for Art: Auckland Art Gallery Toi O Tamaki
Author(s): Chris Saines
An award-winning, landmark building on the edge of a beautiful city park, the newly developed Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki opened its doors on 3 September 2011. This book celebrates the incredible success of its transormation by architects FJMT+Archimedia on the site it has occupied since 1888. Embraced by local and international audiences alike, Auckland Art Gallery now takes its place as one of the most significant public buildings in New Zealand and is a world-class example of art museum architecture.
Product Information
A New Era
Chronology of Auckland Art Gallery: 1888-2013
Site Visits
Decommission - A Series of Photographs
Rethinking Auckland Art Gallery: Design Director Richard Francis-Jones in Conversation with John Walsh
Consultants & Contractors for Development Project
Construction Diary: August 2008-September 2011
2011 Development Project Awards
The Toi o Tamaki Maori Dimension Experience
Maori Dimension Commissions: Fred Graham, Arnold Wilson & Anthony Wilson, Lonnie Hutchinson
Major Collection Donors
The Collection
Contemporary Commissions:Choi Jeong Hwa, Kat Newby, Jeppe Hein
Auckland Art Gallery Foundation Trustees; Development Partners; Major Foundation Donors
Acknowledgements
General Fields
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- : Auckland Art Gallery Toi O Tamaki
- : Auckland Art Gallery Toi O Tamaki
- : September 2013
- : 230 x 175 mm
- : New Zealand
- : September 2013
- : books
Special Fields
- : Chris Saines
- : Hardback
- : 1st Edition
- : Very Good
- : 137
- : Colour illustrations