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Fakes and Forgeries contest winners favoured the bright and bold.
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Life drawing class ejected from community centre after nude model mishap
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Invercargill's 'Banksy' may escape conviction
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Artist ordered to repay Danish gallery for $120k 'blank canvas' stunt
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Significant collection of artworks move into new home
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