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Sculptor OverviewBing DaweBing Dawe is one of New Zealand’s most prominent sculptors and has contributed to art education in Canterbury through his role as Programme Co-ordinator of Craft Design at the Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology. Throughout his career of more than 20 years Dawe's distinctive sculpture has reflected environmental and political concerns both global and local. His works are in major collections throughout New Zealand and overseas.View Dawe's 2010 exhibition Dowsing & Divining View Dawe's 2009 exhibition Vagrants Stragglers and the Unloved View Dawe's 2008 exhibition Roundel inspired by native wrens. ; "From the Family Galaxiidae (Kokopu)") ; "Stephen's Island Wren") ; "Nesting Grebe - Puteketake, Lake Henrietta") ; "Black-Fronted Terns - Wairau River") ; "Not the Hal-le-lu-jah Bird") ; "Scene Through the Drain") ; "Taking Flight - Sculpture Study, Grebe") ; "Not the Hal-le-lu-jah Bird") ; "Shag River-Study from a series, 'Never Much Loved'") ; "Downstream Under Aoraki - Eel with Shadow") ; "Shag Shoot") ; "Paradise Duck (Male)") ; "Study - Bird with Device") ; "Tern Over the Wairau") ; "Sculpture Study - Stephens Island Wren") ; "From the Series, A Lighthouse Keeper's Cat - Steph") ; "Cut Out - Never much loved black shag at the oxbow") ; "Make Way - Goose Shoot Composition") ; "Make Way: Goose Shoot") |