Artists

Artists

This page links to our pages on artists, and examines ways of searching for more information.

Shared artists' studio. 1979. © Christchurch Star. CCL-StarP-01679A

If you are looking for information on a particular artist, do a subject search on the the artist’s name i.e. Rita Angus. This will lead you to all books about the artist. A keyword search will lead you to books that contain significant chapters about the artist.

For books about artists in general, try artists or search by country i.e. Artists – New Zealand – Biography.

Artist eResources

AHR net

Art History Research Net provides full text access to a range of late 19th and early 20th century art, architecture and design publications.

Find New Zealand Artists

A comprehensive index of New Zealand artist names that directs researchers to further information sources.

Australian Art Sales Digest

Art market information for Australian and New Zealand including past, current and forthcoming auctions, market statistics and news.

Carter's Price Guide to Antiques

Prices of antiquities, antiques, collectables, retro, vintage and 20th century design.

Canterbury Stories

View photos of artists in Canterbury Stories

Interviews and biographies

More information on artists

Our art resources page will help you track down more information on an artist. If your searching fails to provide relevant information you may need to dig a little deeper. Ask yourselves the following questions. This will take you to other areas where good lending and reference books can be found.

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Shared artists' studio

Artists

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Craft Snippets: Landscape painting with Ira Mitchell

Sally reports back from a Craft Snippets session with local artist Ira Mitchell.

Sight Lines: Women and art in Aotearoa: WORD Chch 2024

A panel discussion on the book Sight Lines, chaired by Dr Barb Garrie, with Hanahiva Rose, Chloe Cull, and Kirsty Baker.

Craft snippets: Watercolours with Therese Boustead

Sally reports back from Craft snippets at Upper Riccarton Library which featured guest artist, Therese Boustead.
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