Talk:Marianne Muggeridge

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Notability flag

Can someone elaborate on why this person would be flagged as not notable enough? They seem to meet the notability criteria for biographies in general and for artists eg having won major awards, having work in collections of national institutions and recognition through multiple commissions from major institutions to paint portraits of notable New Zealanders. All these facts have citations.— Preceding unsigned comment added by specialknives (talk • contribs)

There appears to be multiple instances of significant coverage in national media too. I'll remove the tag since no-one has explained it. -- haminoon (talk) 21:00, 20 June 2021 (UTC)[reply]

moved primary referenced list of exhibitions off main space

moved primary referenced list of exhibitions off main space WomenArtistUpdates (talk) 00:23, 25 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Exhibitions

1979 : Paintings and Watercolour’s. New Zealand House, The Haymarket, London. Solo Show.
1980: Solo show 100 M/2 Federal Street Auckland.
1981 : New Paintings. Denis Cohn Gallery, Auckland.
1988: NZ Print Exhibition, Lopdell House, Titorangi, Auckland.
Goodman Suter Biennale, Nelson.
Govett Brewster. N P “A Couple of Artistic Pairs” With Roger Morris, Dale Copeland and Paul Hutchinson.
1993: Portfolio Gallery, Lorne St Auckland. “The Big Print Show”
1994: Wellington Fringe festival. Bishop Suter, Nelson, C.S.A Christchurch. “Four and Against.
The Albatross Tour.” With Dale Copeland, Paul Hutchinson, Roger Morris, Albie Carter.
1995: Page 90, Porirua City Gallery. “Roses Are Red.” With Dale Copeland, Robyn Kahukiwa
2000: James Mack Gallery, Featherston. “Leaving A Lasting Impression” With Gordon Crook, Rodney Fumpston, Barry Cleavin, John Drawbridge, Marilynn Webb
Winner of Painting category in the Inaugural, NZ Portrait Gallery Biennial.
2001: Govett Brewster N P “Te Maunga Taranaki” Contemporary and Historical views of Mt Taranaki.
Enjoy Gallery- Public Art Space, Cuba St., Wellington. Group Show.
NZ Portrait Gallery, Bowen House, Wellington. “Portraits”
Galvin Keppler MacNamara, “New Paintings and Prints”
2002: Winner of The Adam / Portrait Gallery of NZ. Portrait Award.
2005: Expressions Public Gallery, Upper Hutt. “Retrospective “ Matt Clark.
Percy Thomson Gallery. Stratford. Group Show.
2004, 6, 8: Shed 11, Wellington. Adam NZ Portrait Gallery, Biennial
2008: Statements Gallery, Napier. “A Beautiful Form”
2010, 2012: Shed 11, Wellington, Adam NZ Portrait Gallery, Biennial
2013: Shed 11, “Taken Personally” Retrospective, NZ Portrait Gallery. Curated By Stewart Shepherd.
2014: Shed 11, Wellington, Adam NZ Portrait Gallery, Biennial
Percy Thomson Gallery, Stratford. Paintings and prints with Roger Morris
2013 - 2021: Te Aparangi - Royal Soc of NZ Gallery. Portraits from Collection ^[1]

References

^ Marianne, Muggeridge. "About Page". mariannemuggeridge.nz. Retrieved 27 October 2021.

[1] Marianne, Muggeridge. "About Page". mariannemuggeridge.nz. Retrieved 27 October 2021.

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