Exhibition Floor Talk - Ursula Bullard: An antipodean voyage
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Please join us at 2pm on Saturday 27 November for a floor talk about Ursula Bullard – An antipodean voyage with curator Simon Curnow.
Ursula Bullard (1923 – 1989 née Cooke a.k.a Ursula Curnow) was a New Zealand artist who worked with a number of media including oils, watercolours, lithographs, charcoal on paper, pen and ink on paper and sculptures. Her paintings include landscapes, interiors, still life and portraits. Her artistic career extended from c.1940 to 1989. Ursula Bullard was a contemporary of artists such as AA Deans, Peter McIntyre and Juliet Peter who are represented in the Gallery’s collection.
The Gallery is currently operating under mandatory Covid 19 Alert Level 2 restrictions for public facilities. Please wear a face mask, contact trace, and observe social distancing when visiting.
A register of attendees will be taken at this event.
(Image: Pongas and Northland Bush, oil, 1987 - detail)