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All the way back around
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All the way back around
Dunedin artist Nick Austin’s work, rarely seen in the city, is being showcased as part of Dunedin Public Art Gallery’s “Suite” series, which focuses on local artists.
Art seen: June 4
Art seen: June 4
By Laura Elliott
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Students flip the script at Showquest
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Students flip the script at Showquest
A group of students from an all-boys Dunedin secondary school have made it their mission to flip the script on the age old ‘‘boys will be boys’’ excuse.
Gallery brings sculpture to light
Gallery brings sculpture to light
After 15 years in the dark, an Oamaru stone sculpture has been brought to light in Mahika Kai Mahika Toi, the new building extension at Forrester Gallery.
Weaving a welcome
Weaving a welcome
Ana Teofilo’s design for a new carpet at Tūhura Otago Museum draws from the rich visual language of Pacific cultures, she tells Kim Dungey.
Art seen: May 28
Art seen: May 28
James Dignan takes in some exhibitions in Dunedin.
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Feline discovery cements new focus
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Feline discovery cements new focus
Nothing is off the table for Dunedin-based artist Nicole Page-Smith, Rebecca Fox discovers.
Art seen: May 21
Art seen: May 21
By Joanna Osborne
Blair Somerville — "Movement is Life"
Blair Somerville — "Movement is Life"
Catlins artist Blair Somerville (The Lost Gypsy) is exhibiting "Movement is Life" at the Otago Art Society until May 31.
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Portraits bring joy and meaning
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Portraits bring joy and meaning
Four Otago artists have made the finals of the prestigious Adam Portraiture Prize. Rebecca Fox discovers what is behind the face.
Painted penguins net a pretty penny
Painted penguins net a pretty penny
They have spent time all over Otago, but yesterday was the moment for these penguins to find new homes — for a price.
‘It’s do or die for me’, artist Donna Demente tells council
‘It’s do or die for me’, artist Donna Demente tells council
Donna Demente has asked the Waitaki District Council to reconsider its push to ‘‘commercialise’’ Oamaru’s historic precinct as a proposed rent hike threatens the future of her Grainstore Gallery.
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Army never far from artwork
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Army never far from artwork
Former army artist Matt Gauldie may be out of the army but he is still testing himself — this time with an exhibition of bronze bird sculptures, he tells Rebecca Fox.
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Joint force of ‘sheer emotion’
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Joint force of ‘sheer emotion’
Mahler’s Resurrection is one of the most significant works any orchestra can perform, also requiring a choir and soloists but add in another orchestra, it becomes a...
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Artists spurred by heritage inspiration
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Artists spurred by heritage inspiration
Artists and history buffs are invited to gather above Lawrence this weekend to record a landscape at a point of change.
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Connection to city appreciated anew
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Connection to city appreciated anew
Coming back to Dunedin after six years has a been a profound experience for artist Imogen Taylor.
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Art festival sparks ‘friendly curiosity’
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Art festival sparks ‘friendly curiosity’
An organiser has hailed South Dunedin’s inaugural street art festival a success, as the celebration of local people, stories and history comes to a close.
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Passionate about people and stone
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Passionate about people and stone
Seeing his ‘‘wild Southland’’ stone with yacht masts and the ocean behind it on Auckland’s Viaduct Harbour for the Aotearoa Art Fair Sculpture Trail is a nice ‘...
Artworks link airport to storied landscape
Artworks link airport to storied landscape
Prominent artworks by two Kāi Tahu artists lie at the heart of Dunedin Airport’s now-completed new-look first floor.
Art seen: April 23
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Art seen: April 23
By Joanna Osborne