Dale Copeland

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No matter how you measure it, extinction is forever


Fears, prayers & reality
(with details)
No Escape Double Dipping


Process of Aging A question of value PQ


Conclusions


Singer The Catholic Church Says Sorry Young Escher's Pencil Box


Sticks and Stones (with details) The crystalline structure of past glory


Music for a natural burial Between the idea and the reality My 15 minutes


I can see clearly now Contemplating a life in the office Who's in charge here?


Signs Divide, Symbols Unite



Dale wearing the
Chain of Lost Promises
(made of wedding rings)
Media
I find junk, see treasure.
I keep things for years until they find their place.

Life, The Universe, and All That

I've been an artist, and exhibited widely, for 25 years.
Mid-life career change? I used to be a mathematician, teacher, physicist, computer programmer
. . . it feels like another life, another person. I am very fortunate, having so many choices.

I live at Puniho in rural New Zealand with my partner, the painter Paul Hutchinson. It's a good life.

My works are in the collections of the Dowse Art Museum, the Govett Brewster Art Gallery, the Gisborne Museum and Arts Centre, Massey University and the James Wallace Art Trust. And in private collections. I miss them, these lost treasures.


More of my work, and the books which I make, can be seen on my site at dalecopeland.co.nz

Click here if you'd like to read my CV / biography.

email Dale at dale @ tart.co.nz (remove the spaces)


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