Dutch artist Theo Schoon is remembered as a controversial figure in the history of New Zealand art. While no doubt a brilliant artist, his relationship with Māori art continues to ignite debate.
Now a just released book tells the story of Schoon's vandalism of Māori rock art in South Canterbury and North Otago. Rosanna McCully McEvedy is the author of 'Inside Theo Schoon's Tipping Point'
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