Host Jeremy Redmore can't get enough of Ivan Clarke's Lonely Dog series and visits the gallery to see more of Ivan's wonderous creations.
New Zealand artist Ivan Clarke is a painter recognised as one of New Zealand's foremost. He is well known for the powerful luminous quality of his landscapes and his Lonely Dog series.
IVAN CLARKE
Host Jeremy Redmore visits local New Zealand artist Ivan Clarke. Ivan is a painter recognised as one of New Zealand's foremost. He is well known for the powerful luminous quality of his landscapes and his Lonely Dog series.
First outing 2014 at Queenstown Baptist church wit
Queenstown Gantleys
Gantleys on B-Guided TV
“Fiordland Impression - NZ” by Tim Wilson
The final details of “Fiordland Impression - NZ”
Gantleys, BGTV
Video Diary 1504281, Tim Wilson Artist
I was invited bak to re-visit the gallery of famous artist Tim Wilson, in Queenstown NZ. Tim is a local artist and paints his work in a very special way, has to be seen in real life to fully appreciate what he does. My surprise was to learn that he has mastered what I am only starting to achieve myself, absolutely stunning stuff, if you get the chance call in and check out his galley in Queenstown, you might even get to see him there at work!!.
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Jim's bungee jump
Bungee jumping in New Zealand 134m drop in the snow. Admiral Qwack Qwack is up my left glove.
Queenstown service 30/11/14
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Over The Top Helicopter, BGTV
DOROTHY BROWNS CINEMA
Join host Jeremy Redmore as he explores Dorothy Browns, a luxurious boutique Cinema and Bar in picturesque, historic Arrowtown.
Tim Wilson at The Nut Point Centre 2010
Tim Wilson at The Nut Point Centre 2010
The 6th Annual West Melton Art Exhibition
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In Conversation With Brian Turner
The University of Otago is pleased to present poet Brian Turner in conversation with artist Grahame Sydney. Brian Turner is a prominent New Zealand poet, and was the 1984 Burns Fellow at the University of Otago. He also served as New Zealand Poet Laureate from 2003-2005. In August 2012 the University of Otago presented Brian with an honorary Doctorate of Literature. On the eve of this occasion he reflects on his life and career, covering topics such as his childhood in Dunedin, his love of sport and his passion for poetry.