Sugar and Spice
1980
43.0 x 59.0 cm
Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki
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Sugar and Spice
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Artist Biography
early life and education
driver moved to new plymouth with his family in 1944 and was educated at new plymouth boys' high school. before pursuing a career in art, he worked as a dental technician during the 1940s and 1950s. later, he had a lengthy period working at the govett-brewster art gallery from 1969 to 1992.artistic career
driver's work was often recognized for its innovative use of materials and techniques. his 1966 mural commemorating the 1933 trans-tasman flight of charles kingsford-smith featured at new plymouth airport from 1967 to 2019. another notable work, cats, a sculpture, was installed in new plymouth's pukekura park during the 1960s. in 2013, a replica of the work was installed in its place. driver's art often attracted controversy, with one of his sculptures, magician, being removed from the new plymouth public library in 1967. the library committee complained that the work could not be ignored, highlighting the impact of driver's art on his audience.notable works and exhibitions
in 1981, the national art gallery in wellington commissioned driver to produce an installation, ritual, which consisted of ten 44-gallon drums topped by children's dolls with goat-skull heads holding pitchforks. the work sparked criticism for its bad taste and embrace of the occult. despite this, ritual was acquired by the national art gallery (now the museum of new zealand te papa tongarewa) in 1989. driver's association with the govett-brewster art gallery is also notable, as he worked there for over two decades. the gallery's collection includes many of his works, showcasing his unique style and contribution to new zealand's art scene.legacy and impact
driver's legacy can be seen in the various artworks and exhibitions that continue to inspire and provoke audiences. his use of everyday materials and innovative techniques has influenced a new generation of artists. the govett-brewster art gallery and other institutions have played a crucial role in preserving and promoting driver's work, ensuring his impact on new zealand's art scene is lasting.- visit the AllPaintingsStore.com page for more information on donald sinclair driver's artworks.
- explore the govett-brewster art gallery collection to see more of driver's works.
- learn about other new zealand artists and their contributions to the country's art scene on AllPaintingsStore.com.
donald sinclair driver
1930 - 2011 , New Zealand
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- Date Of Death: 2011
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