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"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."
"New Zealand Painting: A View of Two Centuries" Hocken Library [exhibition] poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 8th April-30th May 1983
"OF KiloHertz Carats & Coal" Hocken Library exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 21st January-28th February 1983
"Otago. The Harbour & Peninsula" Hocken Library exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 12th May-27th June 1988.
"Pakeha Settlement of New Zealand: paintings, prints, maps, posters" Hocken Library [exhibition] poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery until 28th February 1982
"Portraits from the Collection" Hocken Library [exhibition] poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 30th March-26th April 1981
"Russell Moses: Drawings and Installations" Hocken Library [exhibition] poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 23rd March-14th April 1982
"Six photographers in search of a nation" Hocken Lecture 1985 poster
Lecture by William Main
"Stills: posters of the seventies" Hocken Gallery exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 25th July-30th August [1980]
"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.
"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.
"The happiest days of your life - School archives from the Hocken Library" exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 24th August-7th September 1982
"The new Hocken: an exhibition to welcome the public" Hocken [Library] exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 28th September-29th October 1980
"The Painted Portrait" Hocken Library exhibition poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 4th September-6th October 1986
"Towards 1990: Nation & Identity" Hocken Lecture 1988 poster
Lecture by Sir Keith Sinclair
"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.
"Woollaston at the Hocken: Exhibition drawn from the Hocken Library Collection" poster
Exhibition in the Hocken Library Gallery 21st March-13th May 1986.
Black window, Port Chalmers.
Framed by Roger Hicken
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.
Bright College Days and Gaudeamus by the Sextet, Capping Show, 1989.
An extract from the 1989 Capping Show called Peter’s Pantomime. The Capping Sextet sing a song by Tom Lehrer and the traditional anthem that ends every capping show.
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.
I heat up, I can’t cool down (Steve Miller).
Lower centre (l.c.) with brush: W. Hammond [title]; verso in crayon: W. Hammond 1985
Leprosy by the Sextet, Capping Show, 1989
An extract from the 1989 Capping Show called Peter’s Pantomime. The Capping Sextet sing a tango with lyrics that describe the terrible effects of catching leprosy at university.
Loch Lomond by the Sextet, Capping Show, 1989
An extract from the 1989 Capping Show called Peter’s Pantomime. The Capping Sextet sing a traditional Scottish tune that includes human bagpipes.