Painting of people in black at a table

Floor Talk: Frances Hodgkins and British Modernism

Frances Hodgkins, Women at Market, 1921.

Discover the rich artistic legacy of Frances Hodgkins in a special floor talk with curator Vicki Robson.

Explore how this pioneering New Zealand artist helped shape British Modernism in the 1920s and early 1930s, and learn more about her connections to the changing art world of the time. This talk accompanies the exhibition 'Further revelation: Frances Hodgkins and British Modernism 1920–1935’.

Victoria Robson is curator at Toi MAHARA with particular responsibility for the Field Collection. Victoria was formerly Curator of International Art at Te Papa with special interests in European fine prints and modern British art. She has also worked as an independent curator and researcher and has had a long-standing relationship with Toi MAHARA.

Health & Safety

This event will be held on the upper floor. The building is fully accessible. We also have a wheelchair which can be borrowed for use in the gallery.

In case of emergency, follow instructions of Toi MAHARA staff.

Location
Toi MAHARA, 20 Mahara Place, Waikanae

Regions

Kāpiti Coast

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Event times

2-3pm Sat 18 Oct


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Event hosts

Toi MAHARA

Toi MAHARA is the district gallery for the Kāpiti Coast. The rebuilt gallery has brought contemporary design and vibrancy to Waikanae township and a revitalised cultural centre for the greater region. There are four exhibition spaces showcasing local creativity, toi Māori, historical art, and work by regionally and nationally significant artists. Toi MAHARA is also the home of The Field Collection, which focuses on 24 paintings by Frances Hodgkins. It is the largest public collection of this renowned artist’s work outside Te Papa and Auckland and Dunedin art galleries. Toi MAHARA invites you to explore, engage, and take home an artwork from the heart of the Kāpiti Coast.

Email: info@toimahara.nz

Phone: 049026242

Website: https://toimahara.nz/collections/