New Zealander's Guide To The Resource Management Act 1991 (Revised Edition 2008)

Description

A concise, user-friendly guide to this important legislation
"The New Zealander's Guide to the Resource Management Act 1991", now in its third edition, is invaluable to anyone concerned with environmental management issues, such as planners and developers, landscape architects and farmers, local authorities and business, teachers and students, individuals and community groups.

This revised edition first published July 2008.

Reviews

Maw's paintings are drenched with a sense of desire, beauty and power. The virile, beautiful people she depicts are stylised, distorted and charged with meaning. Unsettling in their content, these are paintings that exude a potent sexuality. Maw's output has been modest in numbers, if not scale; painstakingly painted over several months, each of her full figure portraits is almost life-size. Her sleek paintwork resembles air brushing in its precision, offering a surrealism somewhere between Salvador Dali and the kind of hot-rod paintings which stretch across panel vans. From Telecom Prospect 2004: New Art New Zealand (Emma Bugden) This remarkable book treats the surface of the page like the surface of a painting. Liz Maw's otherworldly figures hover over the voids within, and reveal her startling attention to surface detail. It's a sumptuous example of her written and visual imagination. Natasha Conland, Auckland City Art Gallery.

Author description

Liz Maw was born in 1966 in Wellington, and lives and works in Auckland. She completed a Diploma of Visual Arts at EIT Hawkes Bay in 1995, and a Master of Fine Art at the Elam School of Fine Arts, Auckland, in 2002. Her work is represented in several public collections, including the Chartwell Collection and the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa.