A deep insight into the work and world of a leading New Zealand sculptor

Terry Stringer ONZM is one of New Zealand’s best known and most distinguished sculptors. His works in bronze, both very large and intimate in scale, are found in many collections, private and public. Now 80, he continues to make vital work.

This lusciously illustrated book, edited by well-known art historian Linda Tyler and with essays by guest writers, surveys his career and includes stunning photos by Haru Sameshima and Jane Ussher. Designed by Arch MacDonnell, it is a fantastic addition to any art-lover’s library.

‘This is a substantial publication, in all senses, and en exquisite production designed by Inhouse. Further to recent books on fellow practitioners Paul Dibble and Greer Twiss, it represents an important record of contributions to the development of sculpture in New Zealand’ — Richard Wolfe, Art New Zealand.

Please note - Books will be available for collection or freight from 10/9/26