Billy Apple, 'Progressives', 1963 - 1967
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All Welcome
To mark the opening of Billy Apple®: Progressives and Other Self-Portraits please join us 11am-12pm, Saturday 31 August for Coffee and Conversation, a discussion between Kenneth Brummel, Dr Tina Barton, and Mary Apple.
Pastries served by Carmel.
Kenneth Brummel is Auckland Art Gallery’s curator of international art. The author of two important essays on Andy Warhol (Museo Jumex, Mexico City, 2017; Tate, London, and Museum Ludwig, Cologne, 2020), Kenneth is a widely published expert on late-nineteenth- and twentieth-century international modernism with over fifteen years of experience working at major art museums in Canada, the United States of America and Aotearoa New Zealand.
Dr Tina Barton is a writer and curator based in Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington. She is the author of Billy Apple® Life/Work (AUP, 2020) and curated Apple’s major retrospective at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki in 2015. She worked with Billy Apple for nearly two decades and is now advisor to the Billy Apple® Archive.
Mary Apple, Billy's wife and partner, has for 25 plus years been a key member of ‘Team Apple’, the inner circle that assisted the artist.
To mark the opening of Billy Apple®: Progressives and Other Self-Portraits please join us 11am-12pm, Saturday 31 August for Coffee and Conversation, a discussion between Kenneth Brummel, Dr Tina Barton, and Mary Apple.
Pastries served by Carmel.
Kenneth Brummel is Auckland Art Gallery’s curator of international art. The author of two important essays on Andy Warhol (Museo Jumex, Mexico City, 2017; Tate, London, and Museum Ludwig, Cologne, 2020), Kenneth is a widely published expert on late-nineteenth- and twentieth-century international modernism with over fifteen years of experience working at major art museums in Canada, the United States of America and Aotearoa New Zealand.
Dr Tina Barton is a writer and curator based in Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington. She is the author of Billy Apple® Life/Work (AUP, 2020) and curated Apple’s major retrospective at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki in 2015. She worked with Billy Apple for nearly two decades and is now advisor to the Billy Apple® Archive.
Mary Apple, Billy's wife and partner, has for 25 plus years been a key member of ‘Team Apple’, the inner circle that assisted the artist.
