Art Seen: June 28
Art Seen: June 28
In this week's Art Seen, Robyn Maree Pickens looks at exhibitions from Joshua Rutter, Matthew Galloway, and Joanna Margaret Paul
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Arts festival gains principal sponsor
Arts festival gains principal sponsor
A principal sponsor will bring financial security to Arts Festival Dunedin, its director says.
Love for rocks in perfect forms
Love for rocks in perfect forms
A life-long love of rocks has inspired artist Chris Charteris' latest exhibition "Truth, Simplicity and Love". He tells Rebecca Fox about making things simpler.
The luxury of time
The luxury of time
This year's Frances Hodgkins Fellow Louise Menzies works across a variety of mediums. She tells Rebecca Fox about having the luxury of time.
Dancer has big shoes to fill
Dancer has big shoes to fill
When Royal New Zealand Ballet dancer Loughlan Prior steps out on to the stage in Oamaru, it will be the first time he has danced in one of his own works.
Special to return to city: RNZB dancer
Special to return to city: RNZB dancer
Young dancer Olivia Moore says it is "special" to return to her Dunedin birthplace to perform "Dancing with Mozart" with the Royal New Zealand Ballet tomorrow.
Art Seen: June 14
Art Seen: June 14
In this week's Art Seen, Laura Elliott looks at exhibitions from Gallery Thirty Three, and Milford Galleries.
Icy inspiration
Icy inspiration
Christchurch-born choreographer Corey Baker’s visit to the Antarctic has made climate change a reality for him. He tells Rebecca Fox how the experience influenced his latest work, The Last Dance.
Street artist 'humbled' by Hotere honour
Street artist 'humbled' by commission to honour Hotere
A Dunedin street artist known for his mural of Ed Sheeran has been chosen to paint a mural of one of Dunedin's most well-known figures.
Art Seen: June 7
Art Seen: June 7
In this week's Art Seen, James Dignan looks at exhibitions from Andrea Bell, Kate Williamson, and Kawita Vatanajyankur.
Art Seen: May 30
Art Seen: May 30
In this week's Art Seen, Robyn Maree Pickens looks at exhibitions from Otago Arts Socierty, Karl Maughan and Brett McDowell.
Cast in clay
Cast in clay
As a hyperactive child, throwing pots helped calm him down. Ben Carter talks to Rebecca Fox about being a potter.
Famous painting damaged in vodka-fuelled attack
Famous painting damaged in vodka-fuelled attack
One of Russia's most famous paintings has been badly damaged after a man attacked it with a metal pole after drinking vodka.
Art Seen: May 24
Art Seen: May 24
In this week's Art Seen, James Dignan looks at exhibitions from the Blue Oyster Art Project Space, Angela Burns, Madeleine Child.
Joint exhibition to celebrate 'Landfall'
Joint exhibition to celebrate 'Landfall'
Landfall’s position as New Zealand’s pre-eminent literary and art journal is being celebrated in a unique way by the Otago Arts Society.
Art Seen: May 17
Art Seen: May 17
In this week's Art Seen, Laura Elliott looks at exhibitions from Lakes District Museam & Gallery, Eric Schusser and Victoria Stevens.
Using art to encourage biodiversity
Using art to encourage biodiversity
Using her artistic skills to teach people about the importance of native plants is what one Dunedin woman’s latest project aims to do.
Art Seen: May 10
Art Seen: May 10
In this week's Art Seen, James Dignan looks at exhibitions from Ron Esplin, Mathieson Beaumont, and the Dunedin Public Art Gallery.
All about communication
All about communication
The Hocken Library’s latest exhibition looks at cultural guardianship, the role of collecting and the library as a microcosm of the universe. Curator Andrea Bell talks about the journey from the pre-colonial era to the information age.
Prestigious Icon Award for Dunedin composer
Prestigious Icon Award for Dunedin composer
Dunedin composer Dame Gillian Karawe Whitehead has been awarded the Arts Foundation of New Zealand's highest honour, the Arts Foundation of New Zealand Icon Award at a ceremony in Wellington tonight.
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