Wednesday, 13 August 2014

Artwork 1 - Exekias Belly Amphora


Exekias Belly Amphora
Potted and painted by Exekias
Date: 540 - 530BCE
Style: Black Figure
Subject: Achilles and Ajax playing a board game, return of the Dioskouri.

Artwork 2 - Kleophrades painter Hydria


Kleophrades painter Hydria
Potted by Kleophrades and painted by Kleophrades Painter
Date: 500 - 480BCE
Style: Red Figure
Subject: Sack of Troy.

Artwork 3 - Athena


Athena
Painted by Ron Hutt
Date: 2007 AD
Style: Red Figure Inspired
Subject: Athena battles for global justice with the 3 furies which protect the top heavy distribution of global wealth and resources.

Artwork 4 - Demeter


Demeter
Painted by Ron Hutt
Date: 2007 AD
Style: Red Figure Inspired
Subject: Demeter. an earth mother goddess, is here depicted as encouraging a pair of endangered polar bears as they take apart a gas guzzling Hummer while hummingbirds cheer them on.

Artwork 5 - Te Whiti and Titokowaru discuss the question, 'What is peace?'


Te Whiti and Titokowaru discuss the question, 'What is peace?'
Printed by Marian Maguire
Date: 2010/2011 AD
Style: Black Figure Inspired
Subject: Te Whiti and Titokowaru are discussing 'What is peace?' Te Whiti was a campaigner for passive resistance in Taranaki. They are in front of Mount Taranaki.

Artwork 6 - Bilingual Belly Amphora, 1867


Bilingual Belly Amphora, 1867
Printed by Marian Maguire
Date: 2009/2010 AD
Style: Bilingual Technique Inspired
Subject: On this Amphora it shows Titokowaru framed by friezes of settlers. Titokowaru is pondering as he gazes at the embers of the fire.

Research - Greek Vases 1