The Night Shift (Little Barrier Island in the Harbour of Venice) by Mladen Bizumic

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The Night Shift (Little Barrier Island in the Harbour of Venice)

The Night Shift (Little Barrier Island in the Harbour of Venice)

Artist

Mladen Bizumic
Production Date

2003
Medium

ink on paper
Size

580 x 830 mm
Credit

Chartwell Collection, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, 2003
Accession Number

C2003/1/28
Accession Date

13 Aug 2003
Department

New Zealand Art
Classification

Drawing
Collection

Chartwell
Subjects

abstraction, monochrome, maps, grids (layout features), contour, islands, words, linearity

More work by Mladen Bizumic

Day for Night (Little Barrier Island) West

The Night Shift (The Fall of Romanticism)

Hauturu Doc (with soundtrack 'Adagio Under My Thumb' by the Rolling Stones)

Looking Twice Behind (Aotearoa)

Scape 1