Marti Friedlander

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Marti Friedlander (born 1928) was a New Zealand leading photographer. Since immigrating to New Zealand in 1958, she has worked throughout New Zealand, the Pacific, England and Israel. Her work features in books including Moko: The Art of Maori Tattooing (with Michael King, 1972), Larks in Paradise: New Zealand Portraits (with James McNeish, 1974) and Contemporary New Zealand Painters: Volume 1, A–M (with Jim and Mary Barr, 1980). Marti’s photography was the subject of a retrospective at Auckland Art Gallery in 2001, which subsequently toured the country. Her work is the subject of a number of books including Marti Friedlander by Leonard Bell (2009), shortlisted for the Montana New Zealand Book Awards, and the documentary by Shirley Horrocks Marti: The Passionate Eye. She became a Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit in 1998.

Auckland University Press

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Marti Friedlander

Marti Friedlander

Self-Portrait