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"The Florilegium. An exhibition of New Zealand Botannical Illustrations collected for Joseph Banks Esq during a voyage around the world undertaken in the years MDCCLXVIII, MDCCLXIX, MDCCLXX & MDCCLXXI" Hocken Library exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 29th September-5th December 1988.
"Six photographers in search of a nation" Hocken Lecture 1985 poster
Lecture by William Main
"Dr T.M. Hocken 1836-1910 A Gentleman of his Times" Hocken Lecture 1986 poster
Lecture by A.G. Hocken
"Dr Edward Shortland 1812-1893 First Ethnologist of Aotearoa" Hocken Lecture 1987 poster
Lecture by Hone Tuwhare
"Towards 1990: Nation & Identity" Hocken Lecture 1988 poster
Lecture by Sir Keith Sinclair
"Choirs, Clogs, Mr Ballads and Mr Bones: Musical and other entertainments in Dunedin 1860-1862" Hocken Lecture 1989 poster
Lecture by Professor John Drummond
"Masks: Ian McMillan Frances Hodgkins Fellow 1986" Hocken Library exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 25th October-17th November 1986.
"Kinder at the Hocken: Paintings & photographs from the Hocken Library's collections of works by John Kinder (1819-1903)" Hocken Library exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 28th June-12th August 1986. Also advertises Lecture by Annette Facer "As the image fades" on 23rd July 1986 in the Hocken Library Gallery.
"Ken Heyes: Recent drawings and paintings" Hocken Library exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 15th October-20th November 1987.
"Under the Spell: Frances Hodgkins, Nellie Hutton and Grace Joel" Hocken Library exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 16th July-31st August 1987.
"James Brown 1819?-77 Caricaturist" Hocken Library exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 14th March-15th April 1987.
"Dunedin Artists at the Hocken Library. A Dunedin Festival exhibition of contemporary art 1987" poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 4th February-11th March 1987.
"Ms Anonymous" Hocken Library exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library 5th February-21st March 1988. "This exhibition which has been selected to coincide with Dunedin's Festival Week, will feature works from the collection by anonymous artists."
" "One before breakfast..." Nairn, Nerli & Van der Velden" Hocken Library exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 30th June-15th August 1988.
"Otago. The Harbour & Peninsula" Hocken Library exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 12th May-27th June 1988.
"Geometric, Abstract and Minimalist Painting at the Hocken" Hocken Library exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 18th August-26th September [1988].
"John Buchanan Artist, Botanist, and Explorer. (1819-1898)." Hocken Library exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 24th March-9th May 1988.
"The Group. From the Hocken Library Collection: a selection of work by members of the Group and a selection of work exhibited in Group shows, 1927-1977" Hocken Library exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 23rd September-8th November 1989.
Black window, Port Chalmers.
Framed by Roger Hicken
Oputai. 25/27.
Made in protest against roading designation on Observation Point, Port Chalmers District Scheme Review, 1989-90.
Black window, Port Chalmers.
Verso with brush in white paint: Hotere, Port Chalmers, 81 Black window.
Black window. 7/10.
Margin below image l. - r. in pencil: 7/10 Black Window Hotere Elam 84; watermark: Arches France.
Surf Bathing Pavillion.
Lower right (l.r.) in pencil: JMP 81
Cover of the House & Garden capping magazine, 1987.
The OUSA capping magazine cover from 1987. The magazine is entitled "House & Garden" in jest and the cover depicts a burnt-out student flat.
Selwyn Ballet, Peter’s Pantomime, Capping Show, 1989.
An extract from the 1989 Capping Show called Peter’s Pantomime. The clip records the performance by the Selwyn Ballet, New Zealand’s oldest ballet company. The Selwyn Ballet is only open to male members of Selwyn College.