Séraphine Pick

Author: Felicity Milburn and Lara Strongman

Seraphine Pick's original and imaginative practice has made her one of New Zealand's most highly regarded painters. This richly illustrated publication features essays by Felicity Milburn and Lara Strongman and an interview by Sally Blundell.

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Seraphine Pick's original and imaginative practice has made her one of New Zealand's most highly regarded painters. From the spectral dresses, leaky baths and teetering suitcases of the 1990s to the psychologically-charged dreamscapes of more recent years, this large-scale survey will bring together more than a hundred works made between 1994 and 2009. Tracing the effects of Pick's ongoing interest in memory, identity and imagination, the exhibition will unveil several new paintings and be accompanied by a richly illustrated publication, featuring essays by Felicity Milburn and Lara Strongman; an interview by Sally Blundell; texts responding to individual works of art by Jonathan Bywater, Felicity Milburn, Allan Smith and Andrew Paul Wood; short story by Elizabeth Knox.