Artist books and monographs /

Public Places

public-places — public places, Rim Books, Auckland, 2003. Essays by Gwynneth Porter and conversations between Ann Shelton and Chris Kraus. Design by David Bennewith.

2003

External Links

Rim Books

Downloads

public-places.pdf

Works

public places

Exhibition Documentation

Dark Matter – Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū
Dark Matter – Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki

Writing & other media

Viewer and Voyeur – Sophie Keyse
‘Reconfigured Realities’ by Martin Patrick on Public Places – Martin Patrick
Camera Austria #112/2010 – Mercedes Vicente

public-places-3 — public places, Rim Books, Auckland, 2003. Essays by Gwynneth Porter and conversations between Ann Shelton and Chris Kraus. Design by David Bennewith.

public-places-5 — public places, Rim Books, Auckland, 2003. Essays by Gwynneth Porter and conversations between Ann Shelton and Chris Kraus. Design by David Bennewith.

public-places-6 — public places, Rim Books, Auckland, 2003. Essays by Gwynneth Porter and conversations between Ann Shelton and Chris Kraus. Design by David Bennewith.

public-places-7 — public places, Rim Books, Auckland, 2003. Essays by Gwynneth Porter and conversations between Ann Shelton and Chris Kraus. Design by David Bennewith.

public-places-9 — public places, Rim Books, Auckland, 2003. Essays by Gwynneth Porter and conversations between Ann Shelton and Chris Kraus. Design by David Bennewith.

public-places-18 — public places, Rim Books, Auckland, 2003. Essays by Gwynneth Porter and conversations between Ann Shelton and Chris Kraus. Design by David Bennewith.

public-places-19 — public places, Rim Books, Auckland, 2003. Essays by Gwynneth Porter and conversations between Ann Shelton and Chris Kraus. Design by David Bennewith.

public-places-20 — public places, Rim Books, Auckland, 2003. Essays by Gwynneth Porter and conversations between Ann Shelton and Chris Kraus. Design by David Bennewith.

public-places-23 — public places, Rim Books, Auckland, 2003. Essays by Gwynneth Porter and conversations between Ann Shelton and Chris Kraus. Design by David Bennewith.

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