| books |
| Curnow, Wystan. "An Exhiliration of the Spirit", Max Gimblett Monograph, Craig Potton Publishing & Gow Langsford Gallery, Auckland 2002. |
Yau, John. "Going Forth", Max Gimblett Monograph, Craig Potton Publishing & Gow Langsford Gallery, Auckland. 2002.
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| articles |
| McEvilley,
Thomas. The Shape of Energy, Art in America, October 2005. |
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| Wong,
Gilbert. Pure Wind, Metro, June 2004. |
| Huhn, Tom. Between Spirit and Icon: Max Gimblett and the Uncanny. 2002. |
| Hannah, Dorita. The Mad Monk of Manhattan, Urbis, New Zealand. Summer 2001/02. |
| Barrie, Lita. Iconic Abstraction, Artspace, September/October, 1992. |
Madoff, Steven Henry. "Silence and Attendance: Max Gimblett's Island," Arts Magazine, November, 1984.
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| interviews |
| Hill, Kim. Max Gimblett Interview. Saturday Morning, Radio New Zealand. May 24, 2008 (34.2mb MP3 download). |
| Kirshenblatt-Gimblett,
Barbara. This is a Stone from the Endless Beach, 2003. |
| Kirker,
Anne. Talking with Max Gimblett, Max Gimblett: the Language
of Drawing, Queensland Art Gallery, 2002. |
| Kirker, Anne. Gimblett Reflects, Eyeline - Contemporary Visual Culture, Austraila. Summer 1997/98. |
Curnow,
Wystan. Interview: Max Gimblett and Wystan Curnow, Art
New Zealand 10, Winter 1978.
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| catalogues |
| Curnow, Wystan. The Brush of All Things, Max Gimblett: the Brush of All Things, Auckland Art Gallery, 2002. |
Kirker,
Anne. A 'Minimalist' with a Passion, Max Gimblett:
the Language of Drawing, Queensland Art Gallery, 2002. |
| Kirker, Anne. Max Gimblett: A Major Gift of Contemporary Drawings, Artlines, Queensland Art Gallery, 1999. |
| Yau, John. Painting as Paradox, Sherman Galleries, Australia. 1995. |
Curnow, Wystan. Objects of Alchemy, Artis Gallery, Auckland. 1990.
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| writings by the artist |
| Moretta, Eleanor & Gimblett, Max, Sightings - Drawing with Color, Pratt Institute, New York. 1987. |
| The Scent of Jade Islands |
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Mind / All Mind, Transformation, Auckland City Art
Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand. June 1984. |
In the Presence, 1980.
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all writings are in PDF form.
you can download Adobe Acrobat Reader free here. |
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