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a selection of
EXHIBITIONS
November 2008
ALEXIS' NEW GALLERY LAUNCH
A large gathering turns up for the Alexis Fine Art Gallery launch of its new premises in Sydenham, Christchurch N.Z.
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Guests at the opening ceremony
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Guests pose next to Nathanael's painting of Lake Clearwater, Canterbury
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Nathanael with friends
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Musicians Janice Gray & Tom Rainey perform
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13 December 2007
'MONARCHS OF FIORDLAND'
Featuring the second 10-foot painting in Nathanael's "Mighty Peaks of Aotearoa" series, entitled "Tutoko & Madeline - the Monarchs of Fiordland", this exhibition was held at Alexis International Gallery, Christchurch NZ. A reasonable-sized gathering of art enthusiasts and collectors came to view the new work alongside a selection of other smaller Provis paintings. Former Canterbury Art Gallery senior curator Neil Roberts also honoured guests with a talk on the subject of 'Art Illusionism'.
The "Mighty Peaks of Aotearoa" series no. 2 finally hangs on the wall at Alexis International Gallery
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A detail of the lower right hand corner
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It was a special honour to have Senior Curator
Mr. Neil Roberts present
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Neil Roberts speaks
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A detail taken from another painting exhibited -
"In the Mountains"
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Nathanael and his Uncle Desmond
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5 June 2005
'SOUTHERLY SOJOURNS'
An Exhibition of Paintings by Keith Morant & Nathanael Provis
Similar to a previous joint exhibition by these two artists, this event was held at Alexis International in Christchurch, and was a successful and enjoyable occasion.
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| Nathanael felt extremely honoured when a very well-known N.Z. landscape artist attended the exhibition |
Canterbury artists Nathanael Provis, Austen Deans, Paul Deans, and Ivan Vostinar |
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Noela Blackburn admires the skills of Viola maestro Anatoly Zelinsky, who performed at the exhibition
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Artist Keith Morant (right) shakes hands with violist Anatoly Zelinsky, in front of a Morant original entitled "Zelinsky"
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Nathanael Provis with friends Tracy and Sue Gaskell, Rose Clarkson, and Jean Stevenson
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Nathanael with his very first commercial oil painting entitled "Mount Cook from the Hooker Hut". This painting was first exhibited at Fishers Fine Arts in Christchurch during 2001 - 2002.
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