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For the first time the international arts show is designed by Kiwis, for Kiwis.
Charles and Janine Williams have travelled the world creating street art.
Candy crusher: Art and commerce collide in a stoush about K Bars.
The Climate Commission threatens a number of sectors.
The sculpture has been remodelled at a cost of $265,000.
The auction price smashed a previously held record for a Winston Churchill painting.
Prada Cup racing is back on in Auckland this weekend, but that's not all.
'You can't have a gallery with leaks,' says arts patron Dame Jenny Gibbs.
Auckland Art Gallery is fiercely guarding the location of a facility to hold $370m of art.
William Newton Sheat, OBE, CNZM. b. Hawera, 1 May 1930 - d. Wellington, 20 January 2021.
Goldie's most expensive piece has sold for over $1.3m.
Theatre, dance, comedy and music - numerous events are coming to Auckland.
Do two eucalyptus trees hold the clue to the coastal location of a Rhona Haszard painting?
Family trying to ensure artwork is protected.
A new book traces the extraordinary survival story of one of our greatest artworks.
Artworks pass through descendants' wills before coming up for auction.
A co-facilitator of the Mercy Pictures art exhibition in Auckland has apologised.
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Conversations aplenty at lockdown exhibition. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Discover the significant sacral art hidden in suburban Auckland.
Demand for food parcels trebled during lockdown, and remains high, charity boss says.
Auckland's 10th Artweek festival will celebrate local artists.
Getting sozzled on horseback has never looked so good - or cost so much.
The Banksy was tipped to fetch $60,000 tops. It went for double.
You could score an original art piece featuring Dr Ashley Bloomfield as Superman.
Wander the halls of the gallery's latest exhibition from the comfort of home.
One artist put more than 300 hours into her piece, which made it to the shortlist.
The robber looked like a workman, but instead walked out with $20,000 worth of art.