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Hamish Henry Cordy Keith CNZM OBE (born 15 August 1936) is a New Zealand writer, art curator, arts consultant and social commentator. Introduction. Keith has been writing about and working with the arts in New Zealand for almost half a century. He has published a number of books on cultural and social history and cooking as well as the arts.
Apr 10, 2013 · Hamish Keith, OBE, is one of New Zealand's most influential art figures, as a writer, commentator and curator. He's also one of Auckland's best bon vivants and is...
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Sep 17, 2017 · 'Cultural odd-job man' Hamish Keith tells Paul Little why 1967 was such a significant year in his life. I had become keeper of the Auckland City Art Gallery, where I had been since 1958. I felt...
Learn about Hamish Keith's influential career in art, broadcasting and politics. From his role in the 1969 book on New Zealand painting to his reforms at the Arts Council, he was a champion of local culture and Māori art.
Robert Leonard critiques Hamish Keith's TV series and book on New Zealand art history, from 1642 to 2007. He challenges Keith's personal and nationalistic view, and highlights the gaps and biases in his account.
Learn about Hamish Keith's diverse and influential career in the arts and culture sector in New Zealand. From his fine arts diploma to his TV series, books, columns and blogs, he shares his insights and experiences in this interview.
