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Sculpture moves goal posts

Alastair Galpin has unveiled his attempt to create the world's largest bottle cap sculpture.

<i>Your Business:</i> Putting aside old ways key to new venture

Sport colour squares off Swamp path

<i>TJ McNamara</i>: Fables, illusions and hard rock

Art at times mediocre - but it sells

The Picassos at centre of theft storm

The mysterious emergence of 271 previously unknown works by Picasso could trigger a lengthy legal battle.

Picasso trove turns up in France

A retired French electrician and his wife have come forward with 271 undocumented, never-before-seen works by Pablo Picasso estimated to be worth at least €60m (NZ$105m).

Exhibition reveals early Maori writing

Alison Jones and Kuni Jenkins have been researching early engagement between Maori and Pakeha - and have turned up real gems.

<i>T J McNamara:</i> Magic in tension of dramatic works

Big spenders drive art market to new highs

Te Kanawa's Goldie up for auction

Refusing to do the frangipani thing

Student's multifunctional garments on show

Eden Park statue fails to score with rugby greats

Sporting legends have their doubts about the statue of Michael Jones commissioned for Eden Park.

Shrinking deadline for rugby sculpture

The famous 1987 image of Michael Jones is being immortalised in bronze by the daughter of the photographer who captured the original.

Three arrests in art forgery scam

<i>TJ McNamara</i>: Ambitious foray into white interior

Disused Berlin power plant re-energised by model city exhibition