Walters Prize winner builds on success with Edinburgh show
Artist Shannon Te Ao talks about work commissioned for the Edinburgh Arts Festival.
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Michael Moynahan: Art vital agent for well being
Government cut art funds that will make their communities stronger and more prosperous.
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Motat shines new light on historic objects
MOTAT asks artists to create extraordinary from ordinary, shining new light on the past.
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World's treasures disappearing from view
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Labour of love for photographer
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Alternative directions in art
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Snap to it! Capture Auckland
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Pioneer's death end of an era for NZ art
Gallerist and sculptor an agent of change, writes T.J. McNamara.
Pioneering Auckland art figure dies
Barry Lett, a pioneer of Auckland's art gallery scene, died this week, aged 77.
Sky-high art hits the ground in Newmarket
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Kiwi show a 'must-see'
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Artists target fringe benefits
Kiwi arts council takes a 50-strong contingent to the arts festivals in Edinburgh.
See, listen and suffer for their art?
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Artists urged to go wild
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Finding a passage through paint
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Art emissary takes New Zealand to the world
Italy gets taste of New Zealand as Lisa Reihana's art opens at Venice Art Biennale.
Director comes out fighting for gallery
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Art so popular you'll wait years for it
An Auckland artist has become so popular she's had to cut off her commission wait list.
Secret garden finally open to public
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WWI memorials revived
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Migrants' difficulties in new country unfold in exhibition
Art aims to arrive at better understanding of migrants, writes Dionne Christian.