Bill Hammond, 'Untitled', 1987 - Print - wholesale Science and Nature couched in the most direct

couched in the most direct language

Small Limited Edition Print 355 x 280mm by Rochelle Andrews (unframed)

Robin White’s hard-edged paintings of rural New Zealand and its people are comparable with Don Binney‘s and Michael Smither’s work

urban bird communities

This beautifully-presented hardcover book is ideal for everyday use and is a valuable tool for anyone looking to learn te reo Māori

Bill Hammond, 'Untitled', 1987 - Print - wholesale Science and Nature couched in the most directBill Hammond (born 1947) studied art in Christchurch in the 1960s. He became a full time painter in 1981. In 1989 Hammonds work changed radically after a trip to the subantarctic Auckland Islands, where he encountered what he described as a paradise for birds. He learned about the nineteenth century trade in native birds that had decimated so many species. In his new paintings, hybrid bird human figures became a metaphor for all threatened creatures.