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Some of Ann's work
Auckland
Dame Patsy and Ann Robinson
Auckland
Colin McCahon's 'Titirangi' with an image of the Titirangi bush surrounding his house
Auckland
The artist in residence studio
Auckland
Interpretation panels are cleverly hidden away in cupboards.
Auckland
McCahon House Trust Chair Cynthia Smith takes Dame Patsy through the history of the mural in the kitchen
Auckland
Apple-green paint and a McCahon painting on the sliding cupboard door
Auckland
The garage studio where Colin McCahon painted is now a cinema for visitors
Auckland
Dame Patsy and Sir David with Viv Stone, Director, McCahon House Museum and Artists’ Residency and Cynthia Smith,, Chair McCahon House Trust
Auckland
Non-alcoholic gin?
Auckland
Discussing the work done at The FoodBowl
Auckland
Checking out the development suites
Auckland
Arriving at The FoodBowl
Auckland
Dame Patsy meets Alexandra Allan, CE The FoodBowl
Auckland
Sir David's favourite was from the exhibition "Louise Henderson:From Life"
Auckland
Dame Patsy's favourite 'St. Matthew: lightening'
Auckland
Discussing a detail of 'East window: Convent Chapel of the Sisters of our Lady of the Missions, Auckland'
Auckland
Looking at 'Titirangi'
Auckland
Checking out an earlier photo of McCahon with Ron Brownson, Senior Curator, New Zealand and Pacific Art
Auckland
The last photograph taken of Colin McCahon, who became a photographic refusenik sometime in the 1960s
Auckland
Dame Patsy and Sir David with Auckland Art Gallery Director, Kirsten Paisley
Auckland
Workman family group
Wellington
Sir Tipene O'Regan speaking at the wananga
Wellington
Dame Patsy and Sir Kim with members of the Maori Heritage Council and Heritage New Zealand staff
Wellington
Dame Patsy with Sir Kim Workman's extended whanau
Wellington
Dame Patsy with Sir Kim Workman and family members
Wellington
Hikurangi, the wharenui at Papawai
Wellington
Dame Patsy and the Hon Christopher Finlayson, who also spoke at the wananga
Wellington
The inward facing tekoteko around the marae, symbolising unity and peace
Wellington
Dame Patsy with Sir Kim Workman and Lady Carolyn Workman
Wellington
Their Excellencies with Sir Graeme Dingle and Jo-anne Wilkinson, Lady Dingle
Auckland
Dame Patsy and Sir David at the Graeme Dingle Foundation Excellence Awards
Auckland