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Kathryn McCool &Tim Thatcher - Anna Bibby Gallery

Friday, 11 February 2005, 12:08 am
Press Release: Anna Bibby Gallery

ANNA BIBBY GALLERY

OPENING TUESDAY 15 February 5.30p.m.
2 Morgan Street, Newmarket, Auckland.

15 February - 12 March 2005

KATHRYN McCOOL. The Prize

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TIM THATCHER. Pattern of Expectation

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