British, Māori and ancient Greek culture collide in the works of New Zealand artist Marian Maguire. In an exhibition at Melbourne’s Hellenic Museum, the unexpected combination triangulates a visual conversation of colonialism, memory, cultural interaction, history and myth, and how these factors inform personal, cultural and national identity.
Featuring works from the series: The Odyssey of Captain Cook, The Labours of Herakles, Titokowaru’s Dilemma, and A Taranaki Dialogue
Image: Marian Maguire, Ko wai koe? (Who are you?), 2003. Lithographic print.
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