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Art meets NZ politics in Wellington
Wed, 18th Nov
A new exhibition at Wellington’s Shed Eleven sees 38 prime ministers strung up on the walls of an old shed.
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Arts Foundation names 2009 laureates
Wed, 18th Nov
The Arts Foundation has announced its laureates for 2009 with author Witi Ihimaera and musician Chris Knox amongst the winners.
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NZ sculptor loser in Sir Keith Park statue debacle
Sun, 15th Nov
The New Zealand sculptor hired to make a statue of Sir Keith Park for display in London was dropped a year into his work because of British rules surrounding public art works.
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Picasso, Dali, Matisse Braque paintings arrive at Auckland Art Gallery
Fri, 06th Nov
Paintings by Picasso, Dali, Matisse, Derain and Braque arrived in Auckland today and will go on display tomorrow.
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Witi Ihimaera wins art prize despite plagiarism
Wed, 18th Nov
Witi Ihimaera has been named an Arts Foundation laureate despite his latest novel plagiarising other authors.
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Andy Warhol's Michael Jackson painting sold
Thu, 12th Nov
A Michael Jackson portrait by legendary artist Andy Warhol has sold for US$812,000 at an auction in Los Angeles.
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Line up announced for NZ International Arts Festival
Tue, 03rd Nov
The line up for next year's New Zealand International Arts Festival is just being announced in Wellington.
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Kiwi artist creates controversial conversation starters
Mon, 02nd Nov
The relationship between different cultures in New Zealand has been a sensitive issue.
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Warhol portrait of Michael Jackson up for auction
Sat, 24th Oct
Christie's auction house will offer up a portrait of Michael Jackson by Andy Warhol in New York on November 10.
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Artist protests damage to environment with Nick Smith dung sculpture
Thu, 29th Oct
Cow dung has been hurled in political protests before, but now a Canterbury artist has found a new way to use dung to make a political point.
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