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No rest when muse takes hold
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No rest when muse takes hold
Dunedin is Nichola Shanley’s favourite city, so the Lyttelton artist returns regularly to see her sister, ceramicist Amanda Shanley, as well as exhibit her work.
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Mellow about yellow now
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Mellow about yellow now
A former Dunedin pupil will be showing at New Zealand Fashion Week for the first time after making the finals of the Resene Colour of Fashion competition.
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Artists combine to tell tuna’s story
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Artists combine to tell tuna’s story
A range of artists and creatives have come together to create an immersive video installation reflecting on the obstructed ancestral journey of tuna (eels) in the Wakatipu region as ...
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Artist finds her way in jewellery
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Artist finds her way in jewellery
From super-sized textile sculptures to small precious metal jewellery, Michaela Woolf is on a journey of rediscovery, she tells Rebecca Fox.
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Study ranks the best (and worst) muesli bars in NZ
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Study ranks the best (and worst) muesli bars in NZ
Making good decisions at the supermarket when buying treats for you or your children’s lunch boxes has just become easier as a result of a new Dunedin study.
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Return to the printed form
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Return to the printed form
This weekend Dunedin will host writers, designers, photographers, artists and publishers from around New Zealand at the inaugural Small Press Fest.
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Chance to play concerto ‘a big deal’
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Chance to play concerto ‘a big deal’
For 30 years Ralph Miller has been playing the trumpet and this weekend he gets to celebrate the anniversary by playing the ultimate piece for the trumpet, Haydn’s trumpet concerto.
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Hats off to Otago restaurants
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Hats off to Otago restaurants
After a tough few years in hospitality, Otago restaurants are still holding their own at a national level, finds Rebecca Fox.
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Artist happy to be all at sea
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Artist happy to be all at sea
Being able to concentrate full-time on art has led to a creative and personal journey for Cora-Allan Lafaiki Twiss.
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Threads through time
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Threads through time
Bev Moon has worked with art all her working life but never produced her own until recently.
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Accidental wine-maker’s grape escape
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Accidental wine-maker’s grape escape
Internships have provided Theresa Woessner with some life-changing opportunities over the years, including the opportunity to learn about wine judging at the New World Wine Awards.
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Singers go into the unknown
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Singers go into the unknown
Opera movies might not be new on the world scene but they are for New Zealand.
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Putting it all together
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Putting it all together
With a passion for indigenous storytelling, Christchurch writer and director Juanita Hepi has been excited to help create Chamber Music New Zealand’s first multidisciplinary production.
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A prescription for happiness
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A prescription for happiness
Having lived in the North Island for seven years, Alby Hailes, a winner of the The Great Kiwi Bake Off, is enjoying being back in Dunedin and taking it easier for a change, he tells Rebecca Fox.
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‘Suite’ of Dunedin artists showcased
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‘Suite’ of Dunedin artists showcased
Four new solo shows from five Dunedin artists have been brought together in the latest Dunedin Public Art Gallery "Suite" exhibition celebrating local contemporary art. Rebecca Fox talks...
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Art award a surprise
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Art award a surprise
Tony Adamson likes to keep a low profile.
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Around the table
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Around the table
Artist Taloi Havini has built a practice around safeguarding the natural habitat of her family’s home, Bougainville, continuing the activism of her parents in her own way.
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Our fragile food system
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Our fragile food system
Recent damage to North Island food crops because of adverse weather events and the impact of the Covid pandemic on supply chains has shone a light on the fragility of New Zealand’s food system.
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Navigating challenges step by step
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Navigating challenges step by step
Rolling in piles of paper, cardboard and soft furnishings people no longer want might sound like lots of fun, but for Caroline Plummer Fellow in Community Dance Daisy Sanders "A Resting...
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Writer bursts free of the cage
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Writer bursts free of the cage
Tim Jackson is a world-renowned ecological economist, but he is also an award-winning radio playwright.