No. NS31 (2020): Journal of New Zealand Studies. Colin McCahon: Life and Afterlife.

Published: 2020-12-15

Contents and Editorial

Editor's Introduction Special Issue - Colin McCahon: Life and Afterlife.

Luke Smythe, Rex Butler
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Articles

Station to Station: Colin McCahon's Veronica Paintings, 1949-1979

Peter Simpson
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Colin McCahon and the Visible Mystery of Painting

Laurence Simmons
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No Ordinary Plain: Seeing and Unseeing the Taieri with McCahon

Jane McCabe
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Mythologising McCahon: A Heretical View

Leonard Bell
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After McCahon at Auckland City Art Gallery: Canonisation and the Market in the 1980s

Anna Parlane
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He Wā Tuku Reo: Giving Voice to Māori in the Grand Narratives of Colin McCahon

Matariki Williams
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"In My Empty Existence I Have Seen It All”: On Colin McCahon’s Last Paintings

Rex Butler, Laurence Simmons
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Let Us Possess One World: McCahon, Abstraction and Transversal Art History

Luke Smythe
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Reflections

A Family Plot

Martin Edmond
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Reviews

Anglo-American Imperialism and the Pacific: Discourses of Encounter

Shin Takahashi
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Solid Air – Australian and New Zealand Spoken Word

Nicola Hyland
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The Braided River: Migration and the personal essay

Lydia Wevers
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The Gorse Blooms Pale - Dan Davin’s Southland Stories

Rachel O'Connor
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Politics of Forgetting: New Zealand, Greece and Britain at War

C. Dimitris Gounelas, Ruth Parkin-Gounelas
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Colin McCahon: There is Only One Direction Vol. 1 1919 - 1959. Colin McCahon: Is This the Promised Land, Vol. 2. 1960 - 1987

Kirsty Baker
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Sex Work and the New Zealand Model: Decriminalisation and Social Change

Kirsten Gibson
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Contributors

Contributors.

Luke Smythe
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