THE BIG ART TRIP. SERIES 1. EPISODE 04

Year: 2001
Reference: F50534
Media type: Moving image

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Year: 2001
Reference: F50534
Media type: Moving image

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Series: THE BIG ART TRIP
Place of production: New Zealand/Aotearoa
Categories: Television
Duration: 1:00:00
Broadcast Date: 14/07/2001
Production company: COMMUNICADO
Credits: Producer: Janice Finn
Director: Jill Graham
Director: Sean Duffy
Line Producer: Kay Darby
Executive Producer: Robin Scholes
Production Manager: Ana Miskell
Post Production Director: Reubenpillsbury
Communicado Programme Services: Pamela Cain
Communicado Programme Services: Sonali Amarasingham
Camera: Clint Bruce
Editor: Cameron Crawford
Online Editor: Dee Annette Bolland
Sound: Jay Adshead
Sound Mix: Roger Green
Presenter: Douglas Lloyd Jenkins
Presenter: Nick Ward
Researchers: Davidedwin Thomas
Music: Liquid Studios Ltd
Title Design: Paul Redican
Title Design: Digital Masters

Nick Ward and Douglas Lloyd Jenkins travel about New Zealand and visit artists in their studio environments. 0:00:50 - The Big Art Trip
Interviews: Fiona Tonkin, rehearsal director - Royal NZ Ballet in Putaruru; Douglas McCubbin & Nadine Tyson, dancers, royal NZ Ballet; DianeWillcox, Putaruru ballet teacher; Lisa Benson, conceptual artist in Hamilton; Lyonel Grant, sculptor / master carver of Rotorua; Mike Petre, painter of Pio Pio.
0:58:14

Interview with Huntly photographer David Cook. Cook has a background in professional studio and museum photography and is interested in long term social documentary projects. He began photographing the Rotowaro coal mining township in 1984 and was able to document the demise of the town in 1987 when it was relocated to make way for open cast mining. His portrait of the community captures “a sense of people and place - people going about their daily life within their familiar landscapes.”