You are not permitted to download, save or email this image. Visit image gallery to purchase the image. Opinion 0 Comments PHOTO: OTAGO DAILY TIMES The Carnegie Gallery in the new arts complex built in Dunedin's old public library was opened by its owner, Paul Dallimore, in May 1985. About 200 people came to see the exhibition by Auckland painter Dick Frizzell. Related Stories SUBSCRIBER A heckler and raised hackles a real puzzler Within living memory SUBSCRIBER In it for the long haul SUBSCRIBER The secret diary of . . . Ryan Bridge SUBSCRIBER Letters to the Editor: landfill, hospital cuts and spouting SUBSCRIBER Cartoonist's view — Yeo SUBSCRIBER Letters to Editor: hospital, Winston Peters and job satisfaction The search for truth and justice and the destination it might lead us to US must restore academic freedom SUBSCRIBER Penalty proof Maori MPs facing disproportionate scrutiny SUBSCRIBER Cartoonist's view - Yeo SUBSCRIBER Working together, not working apart More
