The Artist in Residency programme welcomed its sixth resident, Antony Nobilo, and what a pleasure to be hosting an Old Boy too.

Antony attended Scots College from 1985 to 1998. While at Scots he was Sportsman of the Year and won the House Shield as a Prefect and Head of Uttley House. A keen photographer during his latter years at Scots he was constantly taking photographs and still sees various themes running through his work today.

Since Scots he has built over 20 years of experience as a photographer with time spent in London, Amsterdam and for the past two years he has been based in Sydney. Antony has been fortunate enough to work with a wide range of clients photographing everything from fashion catalogues for in-store posters for Tata India, wedding magazine editorial projects in the Bahamas, Maldives and Portugal, editorial shoots for Gucci in London shot in Westminster Abbey as well as in Paris for Chanel in the Coco Chanel apartment. He has also photographed for New Zealand Women’s Weekly in New York, Venice and London.

Antony visited the College during March, spending two weeks with students in all three schools. Working closely with HOD of Art, Matt Jarry, Antony shares “Matt has excellent photography history knowledge so has guided the students with top-level references from various photography masters. I have been able to offer experiences from a commercial angle which has hopefully offered the students an insight into life as a current professional who has been able to harness new technology from an art and film background.”

During his residency Antony also commissioned a portrait of his Headmaster Mr I McKinnon and wife Mrs J McKinnon which will be hung in the new McKinnon Building once opened.

Upon discovering the impressive College archives collection Antony, alongside Year 12 student Jesse Morgan, undertook a small project photographing the Scots uniform from 1930 using the original College buildings as a backdrop.

Antony has generously donated five prints from his Camera collection to the College to also be hung in the McKinnon Building, adding to the impressive collection of art from the College’s Artist in Residence programme.

Check out Antony’s portfolio of work online at:
www.antonynobilo.com

Sculptor, Sam Duckor-Jones joins us as our fifth Artist in Residence thanks to the continued generosity of the Parkin Foundation. 

Perhaps best known for his bold sculptures of male figures Sam is passionate about what art can provide for our students saying, “The arts are not just for the arty kids, but for all those who are having a hard time – art is all about not knowing, being surprised, working things out, brushing up against beauty”. 

Sam has been working with year 1 and 2 students to build ceramic chains while year 7 students are producing clay masks and year 10 students will be integrating clay as part of their ‘What a Load of Rubbish’ unit. 

Already students have been able to observe a range of techniques including the use of a pottery wheel and hand-built clay objects. In coming weeks they will also be able to gain a greater understanding of how firing and a range of different glazes can add to the final product.

As part of his residency Sam is also working with Gibb House students to produce a commission which will become a key feature in the central atrium of the new Gibb House boarding project being built on Strathmore Avenue.

A range of Sam’s work will be on display as part of the year 10 ‘What a Load of Rubbish’ exhibition at the College at 6.00pm on Wednesday 27 August. Parents are warmly invited to attend this exhibition.

Over the five years of the Scots College Artist in Residence programme students have benefited from exposure to a range of artists including: contemporary painter Séraphine Pick, Scots Old Boys and NZ Army artist / sculptor Matt Gauldie, graphic artist Kelcy Taratoa and Seatoun-based oil painter Lynne Sandri. All these artists have made a lasting impact on our students throughout the College.

This year sees the final year of the Parkin Foundation residency – there is no doubt that our students have benefited from this programme immeasurably and we look forward to being able to continue the artist in residence programme in future years under a new sponsor. Our thanks to Chris Parkin for his vision and insight in supporting the Parkin Foundation Artist in Residence Programme.

Contemporary oil painter Lynne Sandri was our 2016 Museum Art Hotel Artist in Residence

Prep, Middle and Senior students had the opportunity to watch and learn first-hand as Lynne produced a commissioned Centenary artwork Foundation for Life, depicting many of the key elements of Scots College past and present, during her one-month long residency at the College.

The Artist in Residence programme provides a valuable opportunity for students to experience the design process from start to finish. The commissioned artwork that she produces will become part of the College art collection and be displayed at the College. A range of Centenary memorabilia based on the artwork will be available at the August Centenary events.

Lynne’s art is described as being contemporary, bold and tactile. Combined with her focus on time, home and extreme idealism her art tells stories which examine generational difference, culture and identity growing up in New Zealand making her the ideal candidate for the Artist in Residence programme at Scots in our Centenary year.

She has held a number solo shows and participated in many group exhibitions as well as having been very involved in the Affordable art show as an Exhibitor, Board Member and more recently as Selection Team Convenor and Curator. She is also currently Air New Zealand’s guest artist in their Wellington Domestic Koru Lounge.

Lynne experiments with heavily applied oil paint on canvas, wooden rounds and light boxes to reflect that the images of phrases and ways of doing things are cyclical and the notion of what goes around, comes around.  To learn more about Lynne’s art and to see samples of her work go to: www.lynnesandri.co.nz

The centenary artwork Foundation for Life now has pride of place in the lobby of headmaster Graeme Yule’s office where it can be enjoyed by students, staff and visitors alike.

We are grateful to the Chris Parkin Foundation for their ongoing support of the Artist in Residence programme here at Scots College.

Exhibitions and Milestones

2015 
Air NZ Wellington Koru Lounge Guest Artist (until April 2016)
Open Studio for Miramar Peninsular Arts Trail
Booked for commissioned paintings for most of year

2014
Home Addiction-Solo Exhibition Allpress Gallery, Auckland
Open Studio for Miramar Peninsular Arts Trail
Life Education Trust Exhibition (Curator and exhibitor, Wellington
Booked for commissioned paintings for most of 2014

2013
RICOH Five @ The Portrait Exhibition, Wellington
NZ Art Show (Selection Team Convenor and Curator)
NZ House and Garden Magazine Home and Studio Tour
NZ House and Garden Magazine (November 2012 Edition)
Miramar Peninsular Arts Trail
Four @ The Whitehouse Fundraiser for Heart Foundation

2012
RICOH Four @ The Portrait Exhibition, Wellington
NZ Art Show (Selection Team Convener and Curator)
Booked for Commissioned paintings for most of 2012

2011
Solo Exhibition – Mercedes Benz Wellington Star, Wellington
Samuel Marsden Collegiate Artist in Residence Programme
Life Education Trust Exhibition (Curator and exhibitor)
NZ Art Show (Selection Team Convener and Curator)
Art of the Museum Hotel Collection (Art Guide and Curator)

2010
RICOH Five @ 11 Exhibition, Wellington
Selection Team Convenor and Curator for NZ Art Show
Art of the Museum Hotel (Art Tours)
Booked for commissioned painting for most of 2010

2009
RICOH 3, 4, Five Exhibition, Wellington
Life Education Trust Exhibition (Curator and exhibitor)
Selection Team Convenor and Curator for NZ Affordable Art Show
Art of the Museum Hotel (Art guide and Curator)
Booked for commissioned paintings for rest of 2009

2008
RICOH Four More Exhibition, Wellington
Selection Team Convenor and Curator for NZ Affordable Art Show
Booked for commissioned paintings for all of 2008

2007
RICOH Times Four Exhibition, Wellington
Selection Team Convenor and Curator for NZ Affordable Art Show
Selected for ‘New Zealand’s Favourite Artists’ Book by Denis Robinson
Paintings and studio filmed for inclusion in Destination New Zealand Documentary
Booked for Commissioned paintings for all of 2007

2006
RICOH Triple Shot Exhibition, Wellington
Booked for Commissioned paintings for all of 2006

2005
RICOH Short and Sharper Exhibition, Wellington
Auckland Art Fair (group show)
NZ Affordable Art Show (member of the board)
Red Cross Art Auction (invited artists only)
Booked for Commissioned paintings for all of 2005
(including major corporate & two lodges)

2004
RICOH Short and Sharper Exhibition, Wellington
NZ Affordable Art Show (member of the board)
NZ Academy of Fine Arts Festival Exhibition (invited artists)

2003
Booked for Commissioned paintings for most of 2003
Solo Exhibition Parnell Gallery, Auckland (29 July-10 August)

2002
TV ONE Short & Sharper Exhibition, Wellington
New Works with Jane Kellahan & Susan Webb, Letham Gallery, Auckland
NZ Academy of Fine Arts Festival Exhibition (invited artists), Wellington

2001
Short and Sharp Exhibition with Sally Burton, Jane Kellahan & Susan Webb, Wellington
Three Artists, Morgan Street Gallery, Auckland
Coutts Mercedes Benz Exhibition, Auckland
National Exhibition, Napier
NZ Academy of Fine Arts (NZAFA) Award Exhibition, Wellington (Merit Award Winner)
NZ Academy of Fine Arts (NZAFA) Exhibition for Invited Elected Artist Members

2000
Academy of Fine Arts (NZAFA) Opening Exhibition, Wellington
Going Solo Exhibition NZAFA, Wellington
Coutts Mercedes Group Show, Auckland
Solo Show Morgan St Gallery, Auckland
National Exhibition, Napier
Gallerie Edison, The Hague, Amsterdam
Artist Member Announcement and Exhibition NZAFA, Wellington
Gallery Three Exhibition with Susan Webb and Sally Burton, Wellington

1999
Water Water Everywhere Exhibition, Morgan Street Gallery, Auckland
Spring Exhibition,Morgan Street Gallery, Auckland
Taylor Jensen Gallery, Palmerston North
National Art Exhibition, Napier
Artex, Auckland
“ViSiON & LAND II”, (with Susan Webb & Jane Kellahan),  Morgan Street Gallery, Newmarket, Auckland
New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts Autumn Exhibition

1998
“ViSiON & LAND I”, (with Susan Webb and Jane Kellahan), Exchange Complex, Wellington
Group Show – Fishers Fine Arts, Christchurch and London
New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts
“Trinity of Colour”, (with Simon Payton and Jane Kellahan) Civic Square, Wellington
Summer Exhibition Fishers Fine Arts, Christchurch

1997
New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts, and Solo Exhibition at Brio Cafe, Wellington
Solo Exhibition Cafe Minnow, Wellington
New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts – Summer Exhibition, Wellington
World Aids Day Foundation Quilt Exhibition/Auction, Wellington

1996
Solo Exhibition ANZ Bank Directors, Wellington
New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts – Autumn Exhibition, Wellington

1995
New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts – Summer Exhibition, Wellington

1994
Solo Exhibition Boulcott St Bistro, Wellington and NZAFA Exhibition

We are very proud to announce painter, sculptor, official New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) artist and Old Boy Matt Gauldie [1990] as our 2015 Museum Art Hotel Artist in Residence at Scots College (27th April – 22nd May).

Prep, Middle and Senior students will have the opportunity to watch and learn first-hand from Gauldie during his month-long residency as he produces his own artworks. He will also be teaching art classes and mentoring students while based at the College’s Creative & Performing Arts Centre (CPAC).

Matt’s art has always been his own interpretation of the people he has met and the places he has been. His life and experiences are all sources of inspiration, from Shearers in dusty Maniototo sheds, painting Rawhiri’s descendants at Whiria Pa in the Hokianga, nervous Jockeys preparing to race at Mosgiel’s Wingatui track, orchard workers at Maraekakaho in Hawkes Bay, to New Zealand soldiers on long range missions high in the mountains of Afghanistan’s Hindu Kush. He feels fortunate as an artist to have had the opportunity to investigate and capture these rich experiences in art. 

He is now looking forward to share these experiences with Prep, Middle and Senior students while being based in the Senior Art Studio, L3 in the Creative and Performing Arts building.

Matt has done over 20 solo shows and many group exhibitions, residencies, and fellowships throughout New Zealand. He has also been the official New Zealand Defence Force Artist for nearly a decade. He has served as a soldier and painter in Afghanistan, East Timor, the Solomon Islands, Antarctica and northern France.

Matt was born in Lower Hutt and is the youngest of three children. He first attended Scots College and then High School in Hawaii, where he started to consider painting as a profession at only 16 years-old. He moved back to New Zealand at age 18 to start his career as an artist. He has recently moved to the Kapiti Coast from Wellington, and has a studio in Shelly Bay.

We are delighted to host Matt at Scots, and welcome all members of our community to meet Matt at a special auction and floor talk event to be held at the Museum Art Hotel following his residency (date to be confirmed shortly).

For further information, please contact:

Ann Walker
Development Officer
Email: walkera@scotscollege.school.nz

We are very proud to announce painter Kelcy Taratoa as our 2014 Museum Art Hotel Artist in Residence at Scots College (28 July – 15 August).

Kelcy describes his style as “graphic, hard edged, anamorphic, and hyper-real.” The large-size, bold colours, frequent references to comic books, notions of the hero, television serials and film identify the work of Kelcy, who is described as one of New Zealand’s most exciting young artists, and one to watch. Kelcy is looking forward to interacting with, and inspiring Prep, Middle and Senior students, teaching art classes, and simply talking with students as he works on his own paintings, while based in the Senior Art Studio, L3 in the Creative and Performing Arts building.

He has exhibited throughout New Zealand and his works are included in public and private collections both here and overseas. His paintings incorporate both digital technology and traditional painting techniques. First he extracts and manipulates readymade imagery, in order to then create technicolour, hyper-exposed alternate graphic realities using paint on canvas. His paintings have a strong futuristic, science fiction appearance and quality about them.

Kelcy (Ngai Te Rangi and Ngati Raukawa), is married with three teenage children and recently moved from Palmerston North, where he was a full-time studio-based artist, to Tauranga to take up a full-time teaching position as an Academic Staff Member, for the Bachelor of Creative Industries (B.C.I), School of Design and Humanities, Bay of Plenty Polytechnic.

Exhibition Record

Solo Exhibitions

• 2011 Crisis and Isolation, Tauranga Art Gallery, Tauranga, New Zealand.
  Artist presentation x2 (closed booking + separate Yr12-13; Seminar (Secondary School Teachers); Workshop (Yr 13 Students).
• 2007 kelcytaratoa: myspace, Christchurch Art Gallery Te puna Toi O Waiwhetu, New Zealand.
  Artist presentation (closed booking); Workshop (Adult)
• 2005 The who am I? episodes, Te Manawa Public Art Gallery, New Zealand.
  Artist Presentation (Open to general public).
• 2005 The who am I? episodes, Dowse Art Museum, Lower Hutt, New Zealand.
  Artist presentation (Open to general public).

Group Exhibitions

• 2013 Privacy and Surveillance, Auckland Art Fair 2013, Auckland, New Zealand.
• 2011 Roundabout: Face to Face, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Israel.
• 2010 Roundabout, City Gallery Wellington, New Zealand.
  Artist Talk (Closed booking).
• 2009 Conversations: Identity, Te Manawa Public Art Gallery, Palmerston North, New Zealand.
• 2008 New Painting: Digital Age, Te Tuhi – Centre for the Arts, Auckland, New Zealand.
• 2007 New Painting: Digital Age, Pataka Museum, Porirua, New Zealand.
  Artist panel discussion (Open to general public).
• 2006 2×2 Contemporary ProjectsKelcy Taratoa – Edith Amituanai, Back to Mine: Urban Realities, City Gallery Wellington, New Zealand.
  Artist presentation (Open to general public).
• 2004 Te Whare Toi, Dowse  Art Gallery, Lower Hutt, New Zealand.
  Artist presentation (Open to general public).
• 2002 Matatau, Te Manawa Public Art Gallery, Palmerston North, New Zealand.
• 2002 Toi Maori Aotearoa, Pataka Museum, Porirua, New Zealand.

Artist Floortalks & Presentations

• 2013 Lecture ‘Turning Your Art Practice into an Art Business’. UCOL Wanganui, New Zealand.
• 2013 Artist Floor Talk Privacy and Surveillance, Auckland Art Fair 2013, Auckland, New Zealand.
• 2013 Lecture ‘Andy Warhol: Impact & Influence’. Te Papa Tongarewa National Museum of New Zealand.
• 2012 Artist Presentation ‘On Being a Creative Practitioner’. Massey University, Palmerston, New Zealand.
• 2012 Artist Presentation ‘The Critical Path’. Symposium, UCOL, Palmerston North, New Zealand.
• 2011 Artist Floor Presentation, Seminar, Artist Floor Talk and Workshop, ‘Crisis & Isolation Exhibition’. Tauranga Art Gallery, Tauranga, New Zealand.
• 2011 Artist Presentation ‘The Link between History, Social-situation, and Identity Construction’. Spark Interntional Festival, Waikato Institue of Technology, Haniltin, New Zealand.
• 2010 Artist Floor Talk ‘RoundAbout Exhibition’. City Gallery Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand.
• 2010 Lecture ‘The Link between History, Social-situation, and Identity Construction’. UCOL Wanganui, New Zealand.
• 2009 Artist Presentation ‘Conversations: Identity’. Te Manawa Art Gallery, Palmerston North, New Zealand.
• 2007 Artist Floor Talk, Artist Floor Presentation, and Workshop ‘kelcytaratoa: myspace’. Christchurch Art Gallery Te puna Toi O Waiwhetu, New Zealand.
• 2007 Artist Panel Discussion ‘New Painting: Digital Age’. Pataka Museum, Porirua, New Zealand.
• 2007 Artist Presentation ‘On Being a Creative Practitioner’. Central Normal School, Palmerston North, New Zealand.
• 2006 Artist Presentation and Workshop, ‘Back to Mine: Urban Realities’. City Gallery Wellington, New Zealand.
• 2005 Artist Presentation ‘The who am I? episodes’. Dowse Art Museum, Lower Hutt, New Zealand.
• 2005 Artist Presentation ‘The who am I? episodes’. Te Manawa Public Art Gallery, New Zealand.

Séraphine Pick was the Scots College inaugural Artist in Residence. 

Wellington based Séraphine is regarded as one of New Zealand’s leading painters, and it is a huge honour to have an artist of her calibre take part in the programme.  Serephine already has a relationship with the College; she provided generous support to Scots College through donating an art work in 2011 and lending a new work painted for the opening of the College’s Creative & Performing Arts Centre. 

Her biography and related information below is impressive and no doubt both students and staff at the College will benefit greatly from her time here.

About Séraphine

Seraphine was born in Kawakawa, Bay of Islands in 1964. She graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Canterbury in 1987 and gained a Diploma of Teaching from Christchurch College of Education in 1991. In 1994 she received the Olivia Spencer-Bower Foundation Art Award, followed in 1995 by the Rita Angus Cottage Residency in Wellington. In 1999 Pick was Frances Hodgkins Fellow at the University of Otago, Dunedin. She has received grants from the Arts Council of New Zealand (1995) and its successor Creative New Zealand (1997). From 1997-98 Pick lectured in painting at Elam school of Fine Arts, the University of Auckland. In 2009 Séraphine had a survey exhibition which toured to three major cities within New Zealand.

Séraphine’s work is visionary and historical. She employs fragments of half-remembered dreams and suppressed desires that break through the many layers of paint. Her paintings depict detailed worlds with erotic surrealistic figures and vivid Bosch-like mindscapes.

Jenny Harper, Director of Christchurch Art Gallery describes Seraphine’s work: “Memory, fantasy, imagination, identity. Despite several bold shifts in style and subject matter over the past two decades, these have been the constants in Séraphine Pick’s oeuvre”.

Séraphine has explored a number of subjects and styles in her paintings and the fantasy works are but a small part of her canon.

Séraphine’s works are held in public collections including Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Auckland Art Gallery, Christchurch Art Gallery, Chartwell Collection, Dunedin Public Art Gallery, Manawatu Art Gallery and University of Canterbury.

She is a mother of two boys and lives and works in Wellington.

Biography

Séraphine Pick

1964 Born Kawakawa , Bay of Islands

Education

1978-1982 Bay of Islands College
1984-1987 Ilam School of Fine Arts
1988 Graduated with a B.F.A. in Painting, Canterbury University
1991 Diploma of Teaching, Christchurch College of Education

Awards/Employment

1992-3 Secondary Art Teaching , Rangiora High School, Canterbury
1994 Olivia Spencer-Bower Foundation Art Award, Christchurch
1995 QE II Arts Council Travel grant to Europe, America and UK
Rita Angus Artist in Residence, Wellington
Secondary Art Teaching , Wellington Girls High School
1996 Creative NZ Professional Development grant
1997 – 98 Lecturer in Painting at Elam school of Fine Arts, Auckland University
1999 Frances Hodgkins Fellowship, Dunedin
2006 Lives and works in Wellington, New Zealand
2007 Winner of Norsewear Contemprorary Art Awards
2012 Producing stop Animation paintings for the Title sequence of Jane Campions TBBC Tv series “The Top of the Lake”

Exhibitions

Solo Exhibitions

2013
Wankered KalimanRawlins Melbourne

2011
Torn Up Phrases, Michael Lett Auckland
The woods Hamish McKay gallery Wellington

2010
Paintings and Watercolors Uplands, Melbourne
Pocket full of Rainbows Hamish McKay gallery, Wellington

2009
Séraphine Pick – Survey show (15 years), Curated by Felicity Milburn, Christchurch City Art Gallery, Christchurch, Dunedin Public Art Gallery, Dunedin and the City Art Gallery, Wellington.
Watercolors Brooke|Gifford gallery, Christchurch

2008
Fall and Trip Hazards Michael Lett Gallery Auckland
After Sight Mahara Gallery, Kapaiti coast and Sargent Gallery, Wanganui

2007
Burning the Furniture Hamish McKay Gallery, Ghuznee st , Wellington
Paintings Ramp gallery, Hamilton

2006
Hideout Michael Lett Gallery, Auckland
Tablelands Brooke|Gifford Gallery, Christchurch

2005
Shared Air Kaliman Gallery, Sydney , Australia
Drawings; 1989-2005 Michael Lett Gallery, Auckland
Portraits Hamish McKay Gallery, Wellington

2004
Future Ghosts Hamish McKay Gallery, Wellington
New Paintings Michael Lett Gallery, Auckland
No time for the Wicked Brooke|Gifford Gallery, Christchurch

2003
My Life and Death Trip Michael Lett Gallery, Auckland
Portraits Brooke Gifford Gallery

2002
New Paintings Brooke|Gifford Gallery, Christchurch
Paintings Hamish McKay Gallery, Wellington

2001
Paintings Brooke|Gifford Gallery, Christchurch
Taste Window installation at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery, Dunedin

2000
Where have you been? , Hocken Library Gallery, Dunedin
Private Garden, Anna Bibby Gallery , Auckland
Paintings and drawings, Brooke Gifford Gallery Christchurch
Display Blue Oyster Gallery, Dunedin
Earthly Possessions, Hamish McKay Gallery, Wellington

1999
Recent Paintings Anna Bibby Gallery, Auckland
Astral Plains Hamish McKay Gallery, Wellington
New paintings Brooke | Gifford Gallery , Christchurch

1999
Who do you think you really are? Window installation, Auckland City Art Gallery

1998
Recent Painting Brooke|Gifford Gallery, Christchurch
Scratching Skin McDougall Art Annex, Christchurch & Dunedin Public Art Gallery, Dunedin
Among Strangers Window installation, Hungry Eyes series, Fiat Lux Gallery , Auckland

1998
Naked Anna Bibby Gallery, Auckland
Small Things Lesley Kriesler Gallery, New Plymouth

1997
Possibly Anna Bibby Gallery, Auckland
Looking like someone else Manawatu Art Gallery, Palmerston North
I Wish Hamish Mckay Gallery, Wellington

1996
Wonderlust Anna Bibby Gallery, Auckland

1996
Impulse Brooke/Gifford Gallery, Christchurch
Recent paintings Hamish McKay Gallery, Wellington

1995
Unveiled Wellington City Gallery, Wellington
In the Flesh Hamish McKay Gallery, Wellington
Recent Paintings Claybrook Gallery, Auckland

1994
Shadow Play Claybrook Gallery, Auckland
Headspace Brooke/Gifford Gallery, Christchurch
Paintings and Drawings Hamish McKay Gallery, Wellington

1993
Recent Works Hamish McKay Gallery, Wellington

1992
New Works Brooke/Gifford, Christchurch

1991
Paintings and Drawings Brooke/Gifford, Christchurch

1989
Almost but not quite CSA Gallery Christchurch

Group Exhibitions

2013
Group show KalimanRawlins Gallery, Melbourne 2012

2012
Her Painted Words Katherine Mansfield House, Wellington
Letter from Alice May Williams Michael Lett Gallery, Auckland

2008
Winter Show Hamish Mckay Gallery, Wellington

2007
Group show Hamish Mckay Gallery, Wellington
Norsewear Art Awards Exhibtion , Hastings

2006
Winter Show Hamish Mckay Gellery willis St , Wellington
Recovered Memory Suter Art Gallery, Nelson. Curated by Lara Strongman
Four Artists Hamish Mckay Gallery, Wellington
Zonal Marks VCA Gallery Melborne

2005
Hothouse Dunedin Public Gallery, Dunedin

2004
Prospect 2004 Wellington City Art Gallery, Adam Art Gallery, Wellington

2003
Portraiture,The art of social commentary curated by Rhonda Fowler
Te Tuhi -The Mark Gallery , Pakurunga Auckland

2001
Red White & Black Anna Bibby Gallery, Auckland
Fabrication, Duendin Public Art Gallery, Dunedin curated by Justin Paton
Beyond The Surface, Dunedin Public gallery, Dunedin
Prospect, Wellington City Art Gallery, Wellington curated by Lara Strongman
Bright Paradise, Auckland City Art Gallery , Auckland curated by Allan Smith
Alive, Still life into the 21st Century, Adam Gallery, Victoria University, Wellington
curated by Zara Standhope
Landscape, Anna Bibby Gallery , Auckland

2000
Parihaka, The Art of Passive Resistance, Wellington City Art Gallery, Wellington
Te Ao Tawhito/ Te Ao Hou Old Worlds / New Worlds Art Museum of Missoula and Maui Arts Center, Hawaii

1999
Fear and Beauty Suter Gallery, Nelson curated by Allan Smith
Home and Away New Gallery, Auckland City Art Gallery curated by William McAloon

1998
Skywriters and Earthmovers McDougall Art Annex, Christchurch
Curated by Elizabeth Caudwell
Leap of Faith Govett Brewster Art Gallery, New Plymouth curated by Greg Burke

1997
Now showing Wellington Film Centre, Dunedin Public Art gallery curated by Robin Neate.
Chartwell collection Auckland City Art Gallery

1996
Visa Gold Art award exhibition Wellington City Art Gallery & The New Gallery, Auckland

1996
Drift North McDougall Art Annex, Christchurch
Pins & Needles Suter Art Gallery, Nelson – curated by Jon Bywater

1995
Scrum Claybrook Gallery, Auckland…
A Very Peculiar Practice Wellington City Art Gallery, Wellington – curated by A.Smith
Residency No 9 KNSM Gallery, Amsterdam
Visa Gold Art award exhibition Wellington City art Gallery, Wellington

1994
Giovanni Intra/Séraphine Pick Dunedin Public Art Gallery, Dunedin
Striptease Teststrip Gallery, Auckland

1993
Visa Gold Art award exhibition Wellington City Art Gallery, Wellington
Opening up the book Manawatu Art Gallery, Palmerston North
From Liquid Darkness Dunedin Public Art Gallery, Dunedin

1993
Womens Lives McDougall Art Annex, Christchurch
White Camellias McDougall Art Gallery, Christchurch

1992
Prospect Canterbury 92 McDougall Art Gallery, Christchurch
Four Christchurch Artists Claybrook Gallery, Auckland
Motifs C.S.A. Gallery, Christchurch
Canvassing South Gow/Langsford, Wellington

1992
EmBODY C.S.A. Gallery, Christchurch

1991
Preparations Brooke/Gifford, Christchurch
Recognitions McDougall Art Annex, Christchurch, curated by Lara Strongman

Catalogues / Articles / Other

• Recognitions Lara Strongman, McDougall Art Annex 1991
• Shadow Play Jonathan Bywater 1994
• A Very Peculiar Practice – Aspects of recent New Zealand painting – Allan Smith WCAG 1995
• True Confessions Lara Strongman, Midwest no 7 1995
• Ricordi Peter Wells, Colin McColl, Illustrations by Séraphine Pick. Design Neil Pardington 1995
• Unveiled Claire Renault, Wellington City Art Gallery 1995
• Flash Art Review by Allan Smith Dec 1995
• More Magazine ‘In the minds eye’ by Sharon Stevenson. November 1995, Pages 50 -55
• Pins & Needles Jonathan Bywater, Suter Art Galley, Nelson 1996
• Drift North Elizabeth Cauldwell, McDougall Art Annex 1996
• Now Showing, Artists go to the movies Robin Neate & Stuart McKenzie 1997
• Looking like someone else Robin Neate, Manawatu Art Gallery 1997
• Scratching Skin Felicity Miburn, McDougall Art Annex 1998
• Skywriters & Earthmovers Felicity Milburn and Elizabeth Cauldwell McDougall Art Annex 1998
• Reverie and Phantasmagoria
• Home and Away William McAloon, Auckalnd City Art Gallery 1999
• Canterbury Painting in the 1990s Felicity Milburn, Robert McDougall Art Gallery 2000
• Fear and Beauty Allan Smith, Suter Gallery 1999
• Te Ao Tawhito/ Te Ao Hou Old Worlds / New Worlds Art Museum of Missoula, Texas and Maui Arts Center, Hawaii. Giovanni Intra 2000
• Parihaka, The Art of Passive Resista nce, Edited by Miringa Hohaia, Gregory O”Brien, Lara Stongman, Wellington City Art Gallery 2001
• Bright Paradise Allan Smith, Auckland City Art Gallery, 2001
• Alive! Still life into the 21st Century, Adam Art Gallery , Zara Standhope 2001
• Beyond the Surface Susan Ballard, Dunedin City Art Gallery 2001
• Portraiture ,The art of social commentary Rhonda Fowler Te tuhi -The Mark Gallery 2003
• Recovered Memory Lara Strongman Suter Art Gallery, Nelson 2006
• Zonal Marks VCA Gallery Melborne Australia 2006
• Seraphine Pick , by Felcity Milburn, Lara Strongman, Allan Smith, Andrew Paul-Wood, Jon Bywater, Sally Blundell, Elizabeth Knox ,Christchurch City Art Gallery 2009
• Art Painting dead? Piffle, Andrew Paul -Wood , Listener Art section Pg 44 to 46 ,Oct 17-23 2009
• Paroxysms of the Multitude: The Paintings of Séraphine Pick, Allan smith, Art New Zealand Number 132 /Summer 2009-2010

Collections

Bank of New Zealand, National Bank, Gisborne Museum, Saatchi & Saatchi, Fletcher Challenge, Christchurch City Art Gallery, Manawatu Art Gallery , Dunedin Public Art Gallery, Te Papa, Chartwell Collection, Auckland, Christ’s College Chch, Christchurch College of Education, College House, Lincoln University, University of Canterbury, Auckland University, The Paris Family Collection, Jenny Gibbs Collection, Suter Art gallery, Private Collections

Television

• Artsville, TVNZ 2007
• Talk Talk TVNZ6 2007
• The Big Art Trip TVNZ 2000