Arty facts: News from the art world

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> In print
The Dunedin School of Art printmaking department opens a collaborative exhibition today called "4Sight".

The exhibition is an exploration of media by the department and celebrates the diversity of print technologies in a selection of works by senior students and lecturers, demonstrating a range of processes and techniques, exhibition spokeswoman Lucy Walsh said in a statement.

"4Sight" also offers a sneak peek at the developing projects of soon-to-be-graduates.

The exhibition is in the school's printmaking department, at 19 Riego St, Dunedin. It runs until September 17.

> Three or four
The Iota Trio will play music by Beethoven, Mozart and Dohnanyi in Wanaka next Tuesday, September 14.

Made up of players from the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, the trio will also be joined by Robert Orr on oboe and cor anglais.

The concert, at 7.30pm at the Lake Wanaka Centre, will be preceded by a wine tasting at 6.30pm, courtesy of Olsen's Winery.

Tickets are available from Wanaka Fine Wines, in Howick St. Wanaka Concert Society members $35, non-members $45.

> Entries closing
Entries close tomorrow for the Central Otago Art Society Zelko Blossom Festival Art Exhibition, to be held from September 23-28.

Entry forms are available from the Information Centre and Alexandra Library or by emailing centralotagoartsociety@gmail.com.

> Where visitors interact
"Introduced BIRDS", an exhibition by the artist collective ffffff, opened at the Blue Oyster Gallery on Tuesday.

The exhibition consists of a series of interlinked environments designed to conjure up a nervous tension and feeling of barren isolation.

Visitors become performers as they move through three minimalist environments, activating the space with movement and sound, according to a statement.

The exhibition runs until Saturday, October 2.